Bitcode is the decentralized marketplace for code. $BTD is the finite, fungible, and disinflationary digital currency backed by the world’s tokenized code. 💚
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Today, I am especially grateful for every zero-knowledge and benchmark researcher. 🧑🔬
Without you, the Bitcode protocol would never have been discovered. 🧪⚖️
Thank you. 💚
If money is too critical to be kept off-chain, imagine what it’d be like if training data stays that way too. ☠️
All right, “Hey Fable, find more things like the PHP thing. Make no mistakes.” is a tad bit sketch ngl
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Data-acquisition technology is bound to be one of the hottest technology sectors of the SI era.
Below are 7 mechanics of Bitcode that optimize it to have the largest supply of technical data on Earth.
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7. Source refurbishing.
Bitcode organizes raw source into bundles, called DataPacks, of similar technical knowledge. This improves purchasability for SI labs seeking modular improvements to their models.
Bitcode’s data-acquisition protocol is designed to be as simple as possible for SI labs:
1. Provide your model and evals.
2. Receive eval-improving data and the price(s).
Bitcode is an automated data matchmaker, just provide your evals so we know your type.
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Are data centers banned like housing or banned like fentanyl?
Today I signed the data center moratorium legislation.
San Francisco is the national leader in innovation, and that innovation is one important driver of our city’s recovery. We can never take that position for granted. As our city recovers, our administration is working to deliver a recovery that reaches every family and truly supports our communities.
Over the next 45 days, alongside departments and the Board of Supervisors, we will continue the work our administration has already started to develop a thoughtful, responsible framework that allows for the technology infrastructure our hospitals, office buildings, academic institutions, and government rely on while prioritizing community needs, keeping electricity rates low, and protecting the clean water and air our residents deserve.