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SS7 is so broken that there's little telco could do even if they put effort into it.
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Another comment from a technical perspective: Fabric doesn't even solve double spends. Say a logistics company uses Fabric to send diamonds to track (the prototypical blockchain business use case). Logistics Worker Alice goes to rese
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>Another possible explanation was that they felt they had enough to nail him sufficiently on the other charges, and didn't want to bother to prove unnecessary additional offenses. Your argument is equivalent to: "As long as a c
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>wasn’t the conviction also related to hiring a hitman to kill someone? No and that's the legal issue. He's being imprisoned for a crime he crime he hasn't been convicted of.
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The jury found that the state made a convincing argument that he ran an illegal website. The jury was not tasked -- and did not find -- with whether he was guilty of murder for hire. Should the state be able to imprison people for crimes
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No treatment can ever be proven to be safe. It can only be shown that you have yet to observe harm.
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Let there be a gas particle in a box. Now cut the box in half and if the gas particle can exist in all remaining space in the box, the box has had an ergodic transformation. Non ergodic: Let there be a car on a major highway in a city. No
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>...averages show they spots sit empty most of the time. But that type of analysis ignores the obvious fact that most parking is built to support peak times. The word, that not enough technical and non-technical people know, that describ
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>Coloring is arbitrary By my understanding, it's not possible to determine an objections interaction characteristics with a wavelength of X with a wavelength of Y. (Unless you were able to create some sort of beat frequency tuned to
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I wonder why the marginal price of more SSD storage is positive, non linear +512GB | 0.78 / GB +1.5TB | 1.56 / GB +3.5TB | 1.79 / GB Maybe the costs of getting denser chips is higher or maybe there's just enou
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by DINKDINK 8y ago
Bringing up theta seems to be tangential to your concern: Solvency. Delta & Gamma have more applicability to solvency issues than theta
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>Hillary Clinton had a >70% of winning the US presidential election Probabilities without confidence intervals[1] are by-and-large meaningless (She has a 90% chance of of winning with a confidence interval of +11% -100%). No amount o
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by DINKDINK 8y ago
>Push options too long, and all your money decays away. Assume you let all options expire OTM the following still holds: >The premium:payout ratio of such a trade requires him to be right only once in 5-10 years for him to walk away p
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? LedgerX isn't your counterparty. They are facilitating two parties to the trade I believe.
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Define credible
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>What big, reputable players are selling Bitcoin put options at the moment? https://ledgerx.com/
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That's not how options work and it's precisely why options exist: to purchase value in domains which are extraordinarily rare without the delta exposure of leveraged spot-shorting. The premium:payout ratio of such a trade requir
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>Bitcoin “probably won’t be here far into the future” said Johann Snorri Sigurbergsson Seeing as this guy -- who could make reams of money[1] if he's an accurate price predictor by shorting bitcoin by buying deep, out-of-the-money p
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>SMS and phone calls should never let the server see every file on your device, That may be the case but the bug could still be on the server side: Carol the Client: Hi Steve, will you send this photo to 111-1111? Steve the Server
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The people writing these articles are astoundingly ignorant yet think themselves geniuses. How is it that they don't understand no one is willing to pay a premium or sell at a discount for assets who have parity in value? They are co
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Some of the fun: http://websdr.ewi.utwente.nl:8901/
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The Ministry of Truth has no record of one "John Oliver"[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memory_hole
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>The selectivity of Wikileaks' leaks What GOP documents did Wikileaks receive that they didn’t release?
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The question we need to answer is: Was the incriminating data planted or not. Having a password manager on his phone is tangental to answer that question. After the computer and phone left his custody, either device could have had data
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Do you mind enlightening us how Wikileaks was a propaganda arm of the Russian government when they released video of US war crimes (murder of journalists in the Collateral Murder video)? If another news organization received the DNC leaks a
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>Isn't this at some level taxation without representation? I'm not a fan of the ruling but I would expect the answer to your question would be: "No because you aren't forced to buy the product from a retailer in that
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* https://satoshis.place/
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>Given the number of high-profile smart-contract hacks we've seen, yes, you do need expensive programmers. There have been no hacks of bitcoin multisig addresses. The hacks you're referring to are on ethereum because ethereum
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Maybe I’m in my own bubble but do you really think the following contract is so complex that you need to hire auditors?: OP_IF <Alice’s pubkey> OP_Checksig OP_ELSE “3 months” OP_CSV OP_DROP <Heir’s pubkey> OP_C
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Programmable money means that I can download a bitcoin contract that functions as a will without having to pay a lawyer or live in a country with a robust legal system to ensure that: after 180 days of me not moving my funds, my heirs get i

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