Sargos

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by Sargos 6y ago
>Similarily, gold miners can't just agree to alter supply. It's impossible for them to increase supply ten times across the board. An asteroid containing gold can be mined to drastically increase the supply. A gold asteroid cou
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by Sargos 6y ago
A16Z is from the US. They don't have the freedom to do that.
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by Sargos 6y ago
>Many viruses such as the flu don't transmit as well during the summer due to the weather conditions (heat + humidity), so could that treat the virus Maybe viruses don't transmit as well during the summer because people are out
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by Sargos 7y ago
This "open APIs" feeling where you can build and mash up all kinds of services together to build cool things is how writing apps on Ethereum feels right now. All of the data and functions of other people's contracts are on ch
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by Sargos 7y ago
>The capacitive interface is for mute, vol up/down, and next song As a user of bluetooth headphones I am really struggling to think of a button not on that list that is important. The only thing that's really coming to mind is
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by Sargos 7y ago
They would have likely been right if not for Covid 19. It's not just guessing.
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by Sargos 7y ago
It's important to note that the vast majority of people who will own and use Dai have never and will never interact with the Maker protocol or CDP holders. You trade ETH to Dai on Uniswap and go about your day. You trade the Dai to ETH
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by Sargos 7y ago
Not in my circles. IPFS is used a lot for storing and archiving files but IPNS is rarely used or mentioned. The only situations I've seen where IPNS would be useful, ENS was used instead as it's more reliable.
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by Sargos 7y ago
Why would you do this on a centralized exchange in the first place? They are good for changing USD into crypto and vice versa but any kind of trading is much easier on a dex such as Uniswap or the like.
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by Sargos 7y ago
There's probably a simple article out there but I'll summarize it a bit: You go to https://manager.ens.domains/ to register a .eth address and on the settings page for your domain you add a Content record and poi
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by Sargos 7y ago
I consider IPNS fundamentally broken and have stopped using it. ENS is better in almost every way and is extremely reliable so it's not that big of deal.
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by Sargos 7y ago
The government doesn't have to use it. Or like it. We don't really care what they think of these decentralized instruments. They are for us to use as we see fit and to build on top of and so far they have shown they are very usefu
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by Sargos 7y ago
Apple and Google have complete control over the mobile market which is the dominant way humanity interacts with the internet in today's world, especially in developing countries. Having a policy which forbids arbitrary things like list
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by Sargos 7y ago
I would love to see video game licenses as ERC-721 tokens that you buy and can use and move between the different digital game platforms out there. If you own the token in your wallet then the DRM or whatever system lets you play the game.
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by Sargos 7y ago
>Nobody ever tried to ban his book The only reason this is "true" is that they legally can't and there's no loopholes to even try to use. If they had any way of even remotely doing this they would have.
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by Sargos 7y ago
Why can't you speedrun with the crack? If everyone agrees on a common executable that works it can be verified via SHA256 and still be used for speedruns.
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by Sargos 7y ago
Oh. Okay. That's confusing. Why aren't DAs part of the Judical branch? It seems like they are a key part of our justice system.
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by Sargos 7y ago
Is it not? It's the lawyer appointed by the public.
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by Sargos 7y ago
"Deputy Attorney General Jesse Drum argued that the deputies had not acted in bad faith" Is it typical for DAs to have lacking judgement? I know we hear about the bad ones but whenever any kind of insane police stunt appears in th
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by Sargos 7y ago
You need some sort of cryptocurrency for this as microtransactions don't really work in the legacy system. Also by using their own token they can boot strap the ecosystem cheaply as they can mint the tokens themselves with the value ac
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by Sargos 7y ago
Probably the built-in ad and tracker blocking. All of those scripts and content add up.
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by Sargos 7y ago
That's a problem specific to Chrome. Firefox and Brave do their own thing and lots of people choose to use those browsers instead. The fact is that people don't have that choice when using iOS.
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by Sargos 7y ago
What does "use all of their properties and muscle to wrest control of iOS" even mean? Apple would still control the OS and how it works. They would just allow for a real web browser that can run web code as well as you can on Wind
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by Sargos 7y ago
By the time crypto goes mainstream people will be using smart contract wallets like Argent and Gnosis Safe that implement things like social key recovery, daily transfer limits, and other common sense measures.
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by Sargos 7y ago
We are a LOT further away from cars no longer being needed than we are full self-driving cars.
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by Sargos 7y ago
Not if your site is popular.
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by Sargos 7y ago
I think it will be different based on the economics of the two systems. On the early internet it was extremely cheap to host a webpage either on your own computer or something like geocities and thus an explosion of content was created in a
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by Sargos 7y ago
ENS now supports .onion resolution. https://medium.com/the-ethereum-name-service/ens-now-support...
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by Sargos 7y ago
This is probably a good time for someone to create an image host based on IPFS or Swarm as a replacement for imgur for these communities. There's a lot of content on reddit like sorting by Top to see the best posts which is now missing
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by Sargos 7y ago
These are fantastic recommendations, thanks!

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