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> I do find it a bit satisfying that the scammers are gaming the "serious math/CS papers must be written in TeX" Some don't even bother to do that. This is lit
by throw_crypto 9y ago
> I do find it a bit satisfying that the scammers are gaming the "serious math/CS papers must be written in TeX"
Some don't even bother to do that. This is literally the white paper for one of the hottest cryptos out there right now :
http://docs.neo.org/en-us/ http://docs.neo.org/en-us/
This is the codebase :
https://github.com/neo-project https://github.com/neo-project
The current net value of the entire circulation is about 3.7 billion, all of which was pre-"mined" and 50% of which is reserved by the creators.
- api 9y agoI have a strong suspicion that some of these exist as fronts to move flight capital out of China, Russia, and other places that hemorrhage dodgy money. There almost seems to be an inverse relationship between reality and funds raised. Here's one of the very few real ones: http://sia.tech http://sia.tech They got nowhere near the funding, and most of it was conventional: http://sia.tech/funding2016/ http://sia.tech/funding2016/ It's one of the few coin-backed distributed things that seems like it might be useful to the point that I may actually try it, and I've heard it actually does work. Guess that's passe in these quarters.