abstrct

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   by abstrct 9y ago

   As a Canadian, the thing that always astonishes me about working with my American counterparts is how many calls you want to have, and how often the topics discussed are the exact same points as the previous calls. No agenda? No Call.
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   How to handle forks when developing on top of blockchains(blog.coindroids.com)

   1 points by abstrct 9y ago|0 comments
3. 63.▲
   by abstrct 9y ago

   Looks great! I'm excited to try this out
4. 64.▲
   by abstrct 9y ago

   This is because governing bodies don't want to put a price on water. Yes, there needs to be another way to ensure Nestle is not taking advantage of natural resources, but setting a precedent for charging for water isn't a great op
5. 65.▲
   by abstrct 9y ago

   Sounds like a case of... titlemania... Edit: Sorry, you're all right. There wasn't any titlemania after all.
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   Coindroids, a blockchain game, at DEF CON 25(blog.coindroids.com)

   1 points by abstrct 9y ago|0 comments
7. 67.▲
   by abstrct 9y ago

   I want this to be awesome... but I'm also terrified of applications that tell me they are secure with no proof. Can you provide some additional information to quell my fears? Perhaps information on a third party auditor?
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   by abstrct 10y ago

   With the ability to use pl/pgsql within the game, it can get as complicated as you want :) It doesn't necessarily teach each advanced technique, but it does give you a good place to practice what you've learned. (Thanks for t
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   Investing in Education Instead of Speculation(blog.cryptoconsortium.org)

   1 points by abstrct 10y ago|0 comments
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    Become a Certified Dogecoin Professional(blog.cryptoconsortium.org)

    1 points by abstrct 11y ago|0 comments
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    by abstrct 11y ago

    Thanks for the post! For new players it's best to start in the tutorial: https://schemaverse.com/tutorial/tutorial.php
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    Security should not be the defining feature of your service(blog.cryptoconsortium.org)

    1 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    A major step forward in Bitcoin security(insidebitcoins.com)

    2 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    Don't get GOXed(cryptoconsortium.github.io)

    2 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: The Draft CryptoCurrency Security Standard(cryptoconsortium.github.io)

    15 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    The CryptoCurrency Security Standard(blog.cryptoconsortium.org)

    3 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    The Schemaverse is 5 Years Old. How old is your most ridiculous side project?(schemaverse.com)

    1 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    Generating Bitcoin Addresses in Postgres(genesisbloc.com)

    2 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    Bitcoin Study Material(blog.cryptoconsortium.org)

    1 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    Defining the Bitcoin Professional(blog.cryptoconsortium.org)

    2 points by abstrct 12y ago|0 comments
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    Awesome. I look forward to it! Keep up the good work
22. 82.▲
    by abstrct 12y ago

    I notice you have to pass a username when starting the server. Is there no way to require username/password from a database user when they access the site?
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    Thanks! Come try it out sometime :D You clearly have an equal love for postgres. I asked because we have been considering ways for people to easily deploy their own instance of the game (likely for educational purposes). So I try to keep an
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    Nice to hear about superuser. That's great. Unfortunately it doesn't sound like it will cover my use-case, but admittedly my scenario is a weird one (see http://schemaverse.com ). Either way, thanks for the response and
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    How much configuration changes do we have access to behind the scenes? Any chance the pg_hba.conf is available to the owner? Similarly, do we have access to create additional roles/users?
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    We just issued a press release today to announce the Certified Bitcoin Professional (CBP) - our first certification. http://www.prweb.com/releases/2014/09/prweb12165371.htm We have spent about a year working
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    Show HN: A non-profit certification organization for Bitcoin professionals(cryptoconsortium.org)

    4 points by abstrct 12y ago|3 comments
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    Thanks TLDR: thnx
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    Will this work on Heroku? Trying to use Bitcoind on there is pretty much impossible.
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    by abstrct 12y ago

    I have been working on a robot battle game that uses cryptocurrency transactions as the main game action mechanic. We call the game Coindroids. It is currently only available to play with Defcoin but it is pretty fun so far. It's kind