DalasNoin

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   by DalasNoin 8y ago

   here is vitaliks version of the events: http://archive.is/bXZaW
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   by DalasNoin 8y ago

   http://archive.is/bXZaW interesting, but that sounds quiet differently from the claims from maxwell and your original post.
3. 153.▲
   by DalasNoin 8y ago

   i'm honestly trying to verify this. i'm quiet skeptical about the character of some developers of bitcoin, i dont know about peter todd. bitcoinerrorlog is linking to this video of him talking about quantum computers as a proof. t
4. 154.▲
   by DalasNoin 8y ago

   Simulating a quantum computer on a regular computer to speed up np-complete problems is insanity. Trying to break mathematics is insanity. I tried to verify your sources, it seems to go back to Gregory Maxwell and an anonymous source, Bitco
5. 155.▲
   by DalasNoin 9y ago

   It uses IPFS for hosting, IPFS stores hashes on a blockchain. IPFS is according to wikipedia a distributed file system.
6. 156.▲
   by DalasNoin 9y ago

   there is a lot of missinformation going around in the crypto-currency world. i think that after this privacy claim was debunked it morphed into the idea, that lightning was mathematically impossible. somewhere along the line TSP was added t
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   by DalasNoin 9y ago

   i don't think 0wing got this one 100% right. he is maybe referring to a claim about lightning, that it is going to be private. but this is not true, there will be a full map of the lightning network. david gerard and emin gün sirer(one
8. 158.▲
   by DalasNoin 9y ago

   Have a look into blockchain sharding. There is also Lightning and Plasma, though they are far less promising.
9. 159.▲
   by DalasNoin 9y ago

   After a security vulnerability in a self-made hash function of iota was discovered, they claimed that it had been included to stop people from copying iota. While I dont believe them, it does show something about the personality and profes
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    It took me while to find this, he calls the vulnerability a "copy-protection measure" https://gist.github.com/Come-from-Beyond/a84ab8615aac13a4543...
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    the auctions are handled by a smartcontract[1], breeding and storage too[2]. Smartcontract are used for a lot of other things, tokens are basically mappings in a smartcontract between accounts and balances. Multisig wallet are also based on
12. 162.▲
    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    You get the transaction fees. when I said block reward, I was referring to the minted coins.
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    I assume they sold some of it by now. But I see your point, does pos make the rich richer? Rich people can stake almost all their ether. since you can't move your ether for a long period of time after you stake it, staking is impracti
14. 164.▲
    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    The FAQ is probably outdated. The roadmap in the article includes the switch too proof of stake. Proof of stake generally does not include block rewards, so it will stop completely.
15. 165.▲
    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    There is probably no other way than to do it off-chain. I guess the transactions required to send your bitcoin to a wallet(if this feature will be enabled) might already be a problem. but this brings us to the entire bitcoin as a store of v
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    Seems like bad timing, the transaction fees compared to other crypto currencies are massive right now[1] and the transaction speed is just as bad, with 70.000 pending transactions[2]. Im assume that this situation is going to become better.
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    You couldn't autogenerate them easily. If you don't have a unique captcha people could store answers
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    "but the takeover-the-world echo-chambers of ethereum that don't focus at all on the real tech behind it and ignore everything negative is pretty disappointing" i dont think this is a good representation of the ethereum commu
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    But i dont think the vietnamese would refer to it as the vietnam, but rather as the us invasion of computer science. :)
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    by DalasNoin 9y ago

    I find it hard to verbalize my thoughts during coding. It appears sometimes like moving through a space of ideas. And the Ideas are Connected to each other. I go through the idea that I want to implement and move trough the ideas, that I ha
21. 171.▲
    by DalasNoin 10y ago

    seems to be offline