ButtSpark69

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by ButtSpark69 5y ago
they're not lying. Loopring is one example among half a dozen. The issue is that current L2's are purpose-built by individual dapps. What doesn't currently exist (should be released in next few months) is the code that lets
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by ButtSpark69 5y ago
Because right now Bitcoin can only do currency, whereas Ethereum (and some other crypto's) can do anything a computer can do, since they are turing complete. Granted there are projects on Bitcoin, like rootstock, that have the goal of
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by ButtSpark69 5y ago
“For profit US corporation fighting foreign government atrocities” I think that's a bit of an unfair phrasing. How about "Good people upholding their morals instead of dropping them at the door when they go to work" I really
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by ButtSpark69 5y ago
"If you told me even 2 years ago there would be a randomised trial of magic mushrooms in NEJM, I would not have believed it for even a second." In a lot of ways, that's completely depressing for how slowly we've come as
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by ButtSpark69 5y ago
"Monero is probably the best but still doesn't provide any math based garuntees," Can you elaborate on why you say this and what you mean by it? From what i've seen no entities, including governments, have been able to c
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by ButtSpark69 6y ago
...and then what would happen to the price of essentials vs non-essentials...take this one step further and you've found the answer to your question.
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by ButtSpark69 6y ago
Interesting, I just took it at face value. I wonder what the % split is.
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by ButtSpark69 6y ago
"I would call that sufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis that the returns are normally distributed, which is to say it's not luck." How exactly do you make the jump from returns not being normally distributed, to
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by ButtSpark69 6y ago
The real mona lisa has massive real-world value. You can get a copy of the mona lisa that the average person can't distinguish between for $10.99, and yet that copy in no way reduces the value of the real mona lisa (if anything it incr
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by ButtSpark69 6y ago
>Why is "you cannot incite violent terrorism" suddenly controversial? When it takes pages to describe why something is inciting violence, and the result is huge numbers of people arguing it both was and wasn't inciting vio
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by ButtSpark69 6y ago
You could make a decent argument that twitter and the other social giants have more real power than most countries' governments on this planet. The whole reason we think governments shouldn't censer speech is specifically because
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by ButtSpark69 6y ago
Care to give some examples? I use eth on a regular basis for ~3yrs now and have never encountered any updates that broke basic functionality, or any updates at all for that mater that weren't broadcasted for months ahead of time. Are y