GuthL

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by GuthL 7y ago
So, it is slightly more complicated than a serial number. In some sense, everytime you make a transaction, you burn all the input coins and creates new coins for the same value, each assign to the respective recepient. Tracking them is not
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by GuthL 7y ago
Litterraly France.
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by GuthL 7y ago
Bear in mind you might not have the same way to report salaries. In France, for instance, when employees report salary, they don't include the tax the company pays for them. AFAIK, in the US, salaries are reported including them. I st
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by GuthL 7y ago
This Unit is litterally 10000 people, is the largest in the Israeli army and handles the vast majority of computer security things. So still does not say much.
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by GuthL 7y ago
What Zcash did and Solana plans to use is a VDF without succinct verification. Unfortunately, I cannot verify it on a smart contract though, which brings me back to RANDAO + VDF for onchain verifiable randomness.
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by GuthL 7y ago
While you are right for most applications, it would not work for gambling or block selection in the case of proof of stake. Let say I'm flipping a coin (based on the last bit of the block hash) with you. You already locked the funds on
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by GuthL 7y ago
Secure randomness requires unpredictability, unstoppability and unbiasable. If you are flipping coin based on bitcoin randomness, the block proposer has an advantage over you. It is not technical secure randomness. That's why Ethereum
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by GuthL 8y ago
Great work! I love the execution speed. Pretty amazing what we can do in the browser at this point. It sure will bring more zero Knowledge protocols to be deployed in the wild
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by GuthL 8y ago
Why could not you have both ? No one said that you need Securities transactions to be irreversible. STO can bring more liquidity to property assets and simplify dramatically otherwise complex financial operation (title emission, splitting o
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by GuthL 8y ago
You can start looking into Dai which serves as a stable coin using collateral or more generally into Security Tokens (here an explanation on STO https://medium.com/crypto-oracle/prepare-yourself-the-securi... ) Those ar
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by GuthL 8y ago
Bitcoin and ethereum are such successes! On a smaller scale but growing, 0x is doing an amazing job.
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by GuthL 8y ago
Ip used for technical reasons such as logging access are not concerned by the gdpr per se. The same goes to KYC informations. The gdpr is actually a well written piece of legislation which should worry you only if you do shady stuff. The on
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by GuthL 8y ago
Your personal opinion on cash is irrelevant to the subject. Cash has property you say you don't want. Some people might and do want them. Just have a look at what the relationship between Germans and cash. Bitcoin has property similar
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by GuthL 8y ago
This intro seems to be very close to the Yale coursera course on Western Classical Music, which is the most amazing Coursera course I ever took. For anyone without musical culture, this is the place to start: https://www.courser
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by GuthL 8y ago
Because they do not need it for the task at hand. Password security has clear best practices which are also simpler to implement than encryption. The very fact that someone can somehow read your password is a breach of privacy.
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by GuthL 11y ago
This is pretty cool ! I have been playing it for about 4 months. The community is very helpful