Lapitotapito

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   by Lapitotapito 6y ago

   I thought about this as well for a long time and a friend just switched from academy to the industry. She does math and statistics and stuff; She said she is fed up of writing papers with or without real usecases; Reproducability and co. Sh
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   by Lapitotapito 6y ago

   Yeah thats not interesting or fun to discuss with you when you just bring up thoughts and not any source at all. It is a fact that bitcoin uses energy; There is no source of your claim of bitcoin using 'waste' energy. You also ass
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   by Lapitotapito 6y ago

   Come on... State one of your claims with hard data and not just wishful thinking. Your bitcoin miner don't have load control to make sure they consume the excess power. They just consume as much as possible. And yes its still the same
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   by Lapitotapito 6y ago

   This is not the point. 'waste' energy means energy which you could not have used otherwise. If it is cost effective to mine bitcoin in europe, then europe will just produce more energy for your usecase independently if it is usefu
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   by Lapitotapito 6y ago

   'waste' electricity; Right. Not a single bitcoin miner in europe would use waste electricity; China banned bitcoin mining due to grid issues; So tell me again who has enough money to waste energy? Bitcoin is balanced by the energy
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   by Lapitotapito 6y ago

   We are all right :D
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   by Lapitotapito 6y ago

   I'm god. God is now writing to you: Please send all your earthy valueables (money, bitcoin, house paper, car keys etc.) to me. Thanks!