T0Bi

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by T0Bi 2y ago
https://archive.ph/EfuY8
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by T0Bi 3y ago
But that assumes that with the same inputs, the outputs are always the same. As far as I know this hasn't been proven for quantum mechanics. I'm just a layman but in my understanding you can only predict a probability of the resu
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by T0Bi 3y ago
Less dependency on Visa / Mastercard I'd guess.
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Ask HN: What personal knowledge base do you use?
5 points by T0Bi 3y ago|2 comments
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by T0Bi 3y ago
Power delete suite can edit all your comments. It's what I use instead of deleting comments, since deleted comments are usually shown on sites that track deletions, but with edits, most sites don't save the old data. https:/
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by T0Bi 4y ago
Unless you're using stable coins.
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by T0Bi 4y ago
If you don't want to link your 'public' wallet with your cold wallets. General privacy on a chain where everyone can see everything.
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by T0Bi 4y ago
Had the same problem as well. Actually, I wasn't able to finish a single game since it always got stuck (took more than a minute to play a move) after a while. I'm using Chrome on Android and was only using the rate me page.
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by T0Bi 4y ago
Sounds similar to /r/subredditsimulator. >this is a fully-automated subreddit that generates random submissions and comments using markov chains (see below for more info), with each bot account creating text based on comments f
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by T0Bi 4y ago
> What? ENS is BSD licensed. Anyone can ‘fork’ it at any time. Forking a blockchain and forking a repository are completely different things. The comment was talking about the former.
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by T0Bi 4y ago
If you want to have a really good experience using stable diffusion, use this guide: https://rentry.org/GUItard - includes a nice GUI - txt2img and img2img - upscaling, face correction - many more
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by T0Bi 4y ago
The point of fees isn't primarily to reward the miners. That's what the block reward is for. Under PoS validators will still get a block reward, although a lower one (90% less). The fees are to mitigate spam attacks. You can only
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by T0Bi 4y ago
The rewards are decreasing as well. Issuance is reduced by 90% from currently ~13k ETH/Day to 1600 ETH /Day.
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by T0Bi 4y ago
There are decentralized stable coins such as Dai that survived massive crashes/volatility in the past and still remained on peg. Crypto ≠ Bitcoin.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
> with no obvious evidence that it is any closer to implemented today than it was 3 years ago. Apart from a working PoS beacon chain, several multi client dev nets and the last merge testnet before the real merge (barring major bugs) cu
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by T0Bi 5y ago
That's simply wrong. Stop copying random stuff from Twitter. Several others here have explained how the attack actually happened.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
No one says that bridges are DeFi or decentralized. Only people who don't understand what they're talking about sum up everything under one term and then complain that their definition doesn't fit.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
He didn't need to since the actual attack happened on Solanas side. The Ethereum transaction was completely legit.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
Fortunately tornado cash is already on L2, I think even on every single bigger L2. Not with the same volume as on mainnet, but still gradually increasing.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
The thing is that there are enough frontends using this smart contract where you can simply chose 'WETH to ETH' and you'll get the right transaction. For whatever reason this person thought it'd be a great idea to intera
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by T0Bi 5y ago
It's definitely hard to download an image that doesn't load. :(
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by T0Bi 5y ago
Edit: Here's the interview: https://youtu.be/CZplF4qdwII Relevant @ 28:49
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by T0Bi 5y ago
Please watch the Bill Gates interview. The articles on this are very clickbaity. Bill Gates did not warn of a small pox attack. He used it as an extreme example of bio warfare which the world can prepare against through investing more in de
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by T0Bi 5y ago
> Same reason they're not assigning copyright or granting a commercial license as part of the sale -- it's just a scam, and those things aren't necessary for the scam to function. A lot of projects actually do assign a lic
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by T0Bi 5y ago
They're using IPFS and/or Arweave so nothing that can simply go down. Decentralization yay.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
> What are the most popular CDNs used for this crap? They're using IPFS and/or Arweave so nothing that can simply go down. Decentralization yay.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
But that's just wrong. Most RPA Software (like UiPath) uses selectors for web and desktop automation. You can use static or dynamic selectors, anchors and lots of other techniques to tell the bot where to click/type. It's ver
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by T0Bi 5y ago
There are stable coins as well, where you know exactly what you're paying.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
But the new ammendment explicitly exempts proof of work miners thereby only hindering the green creation of imaginary tokens.
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by T0Bi 5y ago
This is already a thing of the past past as those bots now use flashbots to pay the miners which doesn't result in high fees. https://github.com/flashbots/pm

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