Comment Comment by ashdnazg Kind of depends on the definition of no one.If the company puts an artificial proof of work demanding a rack of the latest data center GPUs, that should be illegal.If the binary has the same hardware requirements that the company used when the service was up, I see it as totally fair. parent ashdnazg 5 months ago
If the company puts an artificial proof of work demanding a rack of the latest data center GPUs, that should be illegal.
If the binary has the same hardware requirements that the company used when the service was up, I see it as totally fair.