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by VMG 7y ago
David Plowie!
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by VMG 7y ago
https://levien.com/phd/thesis.pdf for the curious
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by VMG 7y ago
Their name will be otto
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by VMG 7y ago
I hope you see the difference though
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by VMG 7y ago
> 1.) As quantum computing advances, there will be at least one successful 51% attack on a major cryptocurrency. Is there a quantum solution for one of the popular proof-of-work algorithms?
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by VMG 7y ago
"European Union"
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by VMG 7y ago
why isn't it priced higher then?
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by VMG 7y ago
Maybe we can figure out how to finance things we like without putting people in prison though.
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by VMG 7y ago
> a court will still convict anybody who tries to take his stuff the ruling will be enforced if there is a consensus that it is a just ruling
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by VMG 7y ago
Paper money already was a level of abstraction above the physical assets like gold and silver. The problem with paper money is that it can be devalued very easily. You are also not going to have a say about paper money getting banned in the
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by VMG 7y ago
Careful: froze my browser (Chromium) for 30secs or so Shader language programming is one of most fascinating environments I know. Everything tells me that reading and writing data via texture coordinate lookups should be orders of magnitude
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by VMG 7y ago
> people here were not anti-paid software, anti-business, etc neither am I
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by VMG 7y ago
I'm not saying there is anything wrong with it. I'm just pointing out that there is a significant hurdle that doesn't exist with HTML.
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by VMG 7y ago
...and the closed, proprietary authoring tool
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by VMG 7y ago
well I expected `Dim wt als GanzeZahl`
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by VMG 7y ago
> Dim wd as integer Ausgelöst
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by VMG 7y ago
The laws already exist, the penalty is just too small. With higher penalties there would be an insurance market where the insurers set standards and performs audits. Standards set by buerocrats are usually written by special interest groups
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by VMG 7y ago
> I suspect that banning cash would result in an ad hoc barter system for goods and services. Regular people who don't care about privacy or censorship resistance will use credit cards. This is in the interest of the powerful becaus
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by VMG 7y ago
25 monthly until they are done
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by VMG 7y ago
cash will be banned in the future
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by VMG 7y ago
how long until that is prohibited though..
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by VMG 7y ago
Autofill for offscreen elements gives me the creeps even without the data getting misinterpreted
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by VMG 7y ago
society could fix all sorts of problems if we had a public key infrastructure...
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by VMG 7y ago
Fair point. In that context your question makes sense.
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by VMG 7y ago
if TS can recognize the difference between the last two, why have an `asserts` annotation at all?
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by VMG 7y ago
if that were possible you wouldn't need the special annotation
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by VMG 7y ago
how did you do authentication?
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by VMG 7y ago
People writing comments on Adderall makes this even more difficult
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by VMG 7y ago
OT: The cookie preferences dialog is a thing to behold: https://i.imgur.com/Tv7PXL1.png https://i.imgur.com/Mb2YYLK.png
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by VMG 7y ago
tl;dr they use a POW (with low difficulty)

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