Jommi

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by Jommi 8y ago
That's so true! Too many companies just optimize for short term instead of long term. Yet, on the other hand it's completely natural: Not every founder wants to stay at their company for ever. Not all companies have the objective
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by Jommi 8y ago
Yeah I got it
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by Jommi 8y ago
Got the same. This is huge.
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by Jommi 8y ago
I have so many questions for you, but lets just go with one. Can you explain to me the concept of "logical qubit", and the whole debacle about qubit quality? I'm still getting confused again and again over this.
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by Jommi 8y ago
People should realize that kraken offers USDT and EURT darkpool orders. Of course they wont show up.
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by Jommi 8y ago
You're right, but that isn't the problem being solved. That problem would be present in a centralized solution as well. This solution allows the same benefit of having a MONOPOLIZED SOLUTION for tracking supply chain, without the
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by Jommi 8y ago
Your final comment doesn't really work out. Yeah, by over-promising and hyping you could raise the price of your coin, but it doesn't mean your volume will rise as much. You cant just liquidate everything at once and get anything
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by Jommi 8y ago
Which service do you use? What are the fees? Between what countries?
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by Jommi 8y ago
It's not even impressive because it doesnt even work
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by Jommi 8y ago
What's funny here is that its completely overblown. No, its not banned at all. I can easily post the whole episode on wechat.
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by Jommi 8y ago
complete...carnivory?
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by Jommi 8y ago
These are actually immensely popular in China (Or maybe it's a copy?)
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by Jommi 8y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by Jommi 8y ago
Yeah, talked with multiple people working for them here in China. They are hiring a lot of people, even fresh grads, from top universities in China to build ASICs for AI/ML. I got told that the time creating those is already 5-times bi
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by Jommi 8y ago
Do you think I can compile linux from source, and implement a new module without knowing C++? (Coming from python) I dont mean creating a whole functional module, but more like using an example, modifying some values, adding it to the kerne
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by Jommi 8y ago
But if the tax goes into something like education, it also has an accelerating effect. I think this is an issue that just isn't that black and white as you want to portray it.
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by Jommi 8y ago
Oh I meant "bigger group" holidays, ones arranged by a society/class. Yes groupchat is better when it's less than say, 8 people. FB events are suitable for lots of things, I woulnd't say it in such a reductionary ma
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by Jommi 8y ago
I think your mistake stems from holding too tightly to the term "cash" used in the original Bitcoin paper. >People use actual cash for money laundering. Why wouldn't they use electronic cash? I'll help you to the conc
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Facebook page admins are jointly responsible for processing visitor data [pdf](curia.europa.eu)
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by Jommi 8y ago
What? So just because you're small scale you can ignore people's privacy?
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by Jommi 8y ago
I guess it might slow you down from getting surpr super rich, but in the end it's surely worth it.
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by Jommi 8y ago
This seems very very disconnected from reality. You're confusing the word "events" for meaning "meeting up with friends" In reality FB events are extensively used by ages 16-30 as well for bigger group gatherings, s
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by Jommi 8y ago
Why would people use Bitcoin for money laundering?
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by Jommi 8y ago
You're over reducing things to the point where they don't make sense anymore lol First of all, the value of a currency that could be printer on any printer might not actually be even 0. Secondly, cryptocurrencies do not operate in
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by Jommi 8y ago
It's only odd if you look at the community part of a decentralized coin as only the miners. You're missing the other critical parts which are its users and the exchanges. A cryptocoin is worthless to miners if it cannot be exchang
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by Jommi 8y ago
you're right, I was mixing up some concepts in my mind, sorry! For others who might be confused, here is a good resource: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/26999/supermajor...
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by Jommi 8y ago
This introduces the "time" component of the attack increasing its riskiness. The longer you wait until releasing the chain, the more time there is for events to happen that might completely thwart your attack.
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by Jommi 8y ago
The cost of creating and upholding a cartel is not zero at all. It can actually be quite high.
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by Jommi 8y ago
You're looking at this as a static _binary_ model, while actually, the 51% attack is heavily dynamic. The profitability of the attack heavily depends on factors that are absolutely dynamic and not publicly available: - The exchange&#x2
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by Jommi 8y ago
You're forgetting that the lower you go with a cryptocurrency the less volume it has. This will have a major effect on your profits.

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