Cantinflas

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by Cantinflas 3y ago
>Available on GitHub under the Elastic v2 license. So... not open source?
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
Agree about the proxy part for the consultancy business, it should be common knowledge and those manager should be fired
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
It's amazing that "being two months out of date" in AI means that you are already a dinosaur
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
Do you also not care if the interviewed didn't go to any school at all/didn't finish?
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
So, a Bitcoin dev and early adopter didn't use an offline or hw wallet all these years? Sounds bizarre Could this be just tax shenanigans or something similar? I lost my keys in a boat accident kind of thing.
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
It has been restored a few minutes ago
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
Horses? Hard pass
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
AFAIK Spain prices are not "real" in the sense that gas prices have been "capped" and electricity users have to pay generation companies that use gas a variable fee to compensate that cap. Real end-user price is likely
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
What about telling those robots not to suspend everything and wait for N(weeks|months) or human intervention?
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
You'd need billions to buy a significant %...
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
Liquidating collateral below a certain margin, automatically and on chain
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by Cantinflas 4y ago
Short term trading, via bot or not, is similar to a zero sum game. Building profitable bots is hard because you are competing for profit with very good ones.
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
"This conflict is incredibly complex, so let me link here some Russian propaganda"
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
Well, 5/2 is also a fraction... What would you think of the headline if the fraction they refered to was 5/2?
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
How could that work? If I sell you a private key, then you get the private key, and I get the money... and the private key. You either move them right away or risk me moving them (or me selling the private key again to another guy)
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
Hire a lawyer. What a great solution! We don't even need computers for that!
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
Great comment, let's do a TL;DR of the article: - Clickbait title. - Some of the claims can be debunked with a 2014 blog post. - Tradeoffs pow/pos are known and accepted for a long time. Nothing new added except drama.
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
This is a false dichotomy. It's not nuclear OR renewables. It's (nuclear OR gas/oil/coal) AND renewables
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
Nope! Afaik they did not get the account re-enabled, at least for the next few months!
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
They don't, I got a company acc banned scanning my own local infra from an aws instance
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
I think you are right, this can be done without a blockchain. Once done, it could be useful to make an oracle with it and put it on ethereum so it can be used by other smart contracts. But not the calculation itself nor the original data po
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
This is 100% on point... For selling to big companies. B2C is another game!
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
Thanks! Thanks to the other answers too. Amazing stuff!
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
"NIST publishes recommendations on which ones to use, but people prefer to use other curves (like secp256k1) that are less likely to have backdoors built into them" Does this make any sense? How is a curve going to have backdoors
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
Doubt they will be using the Bitcoin blockchain, likely a custodial wallet powered by a normal database. Like paying with your coinbase account to another one
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
"We compared how much in taxes the 25 richest Americans paid each year to how much Forbes estimated their wealth grew in that same time period." That's not how income tax is calculated, the whole article doesn't make any
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
He didn't! It was mentioned later by other people on the conference, but the official announcement only mentioned legal tender
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
No need to break end to end encryption, they already control both ends. And the unencrypted backups
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
Price dumping paid by oil&gas profits --> bye bye competition --> monopoly (duopoly?)
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by Cantinflas 5y ago
This is not true, you have to run a validator to get rewarded. Rewards will be much less than miners get now, and the whole "rich get richer" is literally how investment works in basically anything, even Bitcoin mining

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