Zamicol

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by Zamicol 4y ago
As a cryptocurrency veteran, I consider this to be the most concise (1:12 long) explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4APcgsRdW6w
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As it stands today, the spec has issues when considering other pre-existing options and future compatibility. For example, there is no way to get the URL if the protocol is `file://`. For a real world example: https://
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Use multiple keys and use a system that permits easy revokes.
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To whatever node your client is talking to, the invalid transactions should not be relayed. This is more of a DDOS situation than anything novelly technical. Like all computer systems, DDOS is a technical challenge that requires careful co
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If a network "votes down" cryptographic proof, that itself becomes cryptographic proof of dishonesty.
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by Zamicol 4y ago
It's currently about $.02 to send Ethereum on an Ethereum L2 (Loopring): https://l2fees.info Ethereum at the moment isn't too bad with a fee of ~$0.83.
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Wouldn't those with ownership in a system be best trusted with the self-interest of such a system? That seems to be the best alignment of incentives.
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1. Energy production and 2. specialized chip production are both centralized, with the later being highly centralized. The move to PoS removes both of these centralized targets.
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Matthew Green did a recent podcast episode on Bankless: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBddJ18rACU
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As a counterpoint, in my hometown there's a grassroots effort to collect and monitor the air quality because no one, including the feds, will. The data can be appreciated without dogmatism. My personal bias here would be to say, "
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by Zamicol 4y ago
All the works I've read of Schneier have given me the impression of the above definition, "support multiple cryptographic primitives and do not be overly coupled to a single primitive." Serendipitously, I just tweeted about t
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by Zamicol 4y ago
Cryptographic agility means to support multiple cryptographic primitives and to not be overly coupled to a single primitive. WireGuard is a great example of a product with cryptographic agility. https://www.wireguard.com/pro
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I think this is the link: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2022/08/sike-broken.h...
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The "safety regulators" required spraying furniture and other products with PFAS in the name of flame retardants. If anything, it was the regulators that helped cause this mess.
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Regulators were forcing its use and regulation was one of the main drivers of the PFAS industry. California forced furniture makers to spray new furniture with PFAS based flame retardants for years. As of just this year, 2022, in Californi
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Yes this is minor semantics. Tab, carriage return, new line, etc.. are a special cases: https://go-review.googlesource.com/c/go/+/397255/4/src/strco... Range selection is not a special case, a
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by Zamicol 4y ago
>Now we need to lockstep our team's version upgrade since I just learned some tooling will otherwise bounce it back and forth That sounds like an interesting issue. Could you perhaps go into more detail? >means it is now literal
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>Says who? The playground example ( https://go.dev/play/p/R9dm6uYZSas?v=goprev ) is a great example. All single bytes, 0-255, print as the printable character or if non-printable as \x except 127. There's
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We're especially excited for this release because we discovered a decade old inconsistency with Go's notation of ASCII/UTF-8 that's now fixed in Go 1.19. A demonstration of the issue: https://go.dev/play&
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Just looked it up because of your comment. Plackers contain PFAS in the form of PTFE (Teflon). I play with those in my mouth all the time. Holy cow.
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by Zamicol 4y ago
For anyone coming back to this, I just wrote a small proposal to define JSON5 duplicate object name behavior. I'd love any support on the issue: https://github.com/json5/json5-spec/issues/38
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That seems pretty straight forward: >married foreigners Immigrant. > ethnically alike Immigrant. >second generation Native. The question is, "Were you born here?" If yes then not a first generation immigrant. If no, then
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This is why we need zero-knowledge proofs for these sorts of products.
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Revisiting Radix Economy (2018)(sweis.medium.com)
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I'm waiting for constant time WASM. https://github.com/WebAssembly/constant-time/blob/main/propo...
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by Zamicol 4y ago
I know people that have bought houses with MakerDAO loans. Its utility is here. To say otherwise is just sticking heads in sand.
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The Planck constant isn't infinite.
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If information is physically fundamental, the fundamental "particle" would be some sort of bit. Planck's constant could be that bit. All other particles would be derivative, and their being caused by some base rules. Physics
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The Planck constant appears fundamental.
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by Zamicol 4y ago
The linked study is about RSA, not elliptical curve cryptography

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