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Why We DC

bluestang said:
This. Some of these Projects just suck anymore TBH.

Moo/Dist Net can't be bothered to come up with a 64bit app in 10+ years now and therefore now can't run RTX 5000 series GPUs since NVIDIA stopped supporting 32bit apps. Many other projects just don't care about their volunteers as well.

The older I get, the more frustrating I get with these Projects and their Admins/Devs.
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For MOO!/Distributed.net, they should really just cancel the prize at this point. $10k isn't quite what is was back in the 90's. With inflation it is like half or a third of the value. By the time someone cracks the key, it may be enough to buy a coffee....lol.
 
bluestang said:
Moo/Dist Net can't be bothered to come up with a 64bit app in 10+ years now and therefore now can't run RTX 5000 series GPUs since NVIDIA stopped supporting 32bit apps. Many other projects just don't care about their volunteers as well.
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Perhaps the Moo/Dist net developers could consider using AI coding platform like Claude (seem to be highly recommended), OpenAI, Gemini, etc to convert the 32-bit apps to 64-bit apps? 🤔 The issue we face is that the admin/developers couldn't be bothered to reply to any suggestions or questions from the contributors.

I'm not a programmer but from what I read it seems that AI could be a great tool to assist programmers nowadays.
 
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