buttershakes

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by buttershakes 10y ago
It's probably a microphone hidden in his room that encodes the data stenographically into elevator music. More seriously, no investigation as to what happens when you try to inject your own data?
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by buttershakes 10y ago
Finally, someone who took a stab at this. Ever since I read Shapeshift's version of events I couldn't help but think the entire thing was bullshit. Wild incompetance, improbable alliances, its just weird.
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by buttershakes 10y ago
This reads like a case study in pure incompetance at every possible level. Lack of vetting, no third party auditing, poor segregation of customer funds. It's a total shit show. This should permanently damage their business and reputati
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by buttershakes 11y ago
Can you share more of the reasons for porting from Erlang to Go?
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by buttershakes 11y ago
They were great machines, the Indy, the O2, Octane, etc. At the time there was really nothing comparable from a graphics performance perspective. However, even the latest mips SGI machine the tezro gets absolutely spanked by a modern machin
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by buttershakes 11y ago
I loved Beos. I still have R4 disks lying around, very nice system.
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by buttershakes 11y ago
I'm really not sure where people are getting this. All companies with the exception of Blockstream want Bitcoin to scale so that it can aquire more users. More users is instrumental to the growth of new companies. Not scaling the netwo
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by buttershakes 11y ago
This is a really complicated discussion, that has been splashed all over reddit and other forums for the last year. The reality is that the network is rapidly approaching if it hasn't already exceeded capacity at 1 MB. This doesn'
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by buttershakes 11y ago
The idea of strapping on blockchain semantics onto traditional databases, distributes or otherwise has been around for quite a long time. Openchain is one such example. So we end up with a system of clients connecting to some distributed st