Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
cdiddy2
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
19 ms
·
211.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
Yup, discord impacted for me
212.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
I am concerned that dPOS will lead to cartel like organizations in the long run as the rich get richer and can vote for themselves
213.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
I sort of doubt that, you would want to use the mining equipment as soon as you get it because more efficient equipment would/could come out between now and then making your profits a lot less or even your equipment obsolete
214.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
maybe not in software, but in hardware they certainly have a lot of reach
215.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
> or they closed a particular stock at their whim This happens all the time, a ticker will get halted for a time and no one can trade them even though the market is open. http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/Trader.aspx?id=TradeHa
216.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
cough cough south china sea
217.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
If we look at this purely from a 'what is the best option to attempt to ensure the continuation of the human race?', then we should be attempting to do this asap. Having 100% of humans exist on earth leaves us very vulnerable and
218.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
apart from saying that bitcoin isn't a security, no. Just yesterday this infuriatingly vague video came out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YtZJRUak8E But they refused to actually say if any specific coin was/was
219.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
Goes into oblivion. How would you send funds to a newly created address if that wasn't the case? The bitcoin network doesnt know which addresses are ready to be used on the network and which aren't since there isn't any setup
220.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
Yes but its still in beta on the mainnet so its not ready for daily use yet. You can see all the nodes here https://lnmainnet.gaben.win/
221.
▲
by
cdiddy2
8y ago
a lot of exchanges don't support USD conversion due to increased hassle of dealing with the dollar/us gov regulations. its easier to be a crypto only exchange than a crypto/fiat exchange
222.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
Some data to back up differing MCAT score acceptance rates by race https://www.aamc.org/data/facts/applicantmatriculant/157998/...
223.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
That doesn't mean that having quotas for different races is the right way to solve that though
224.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
Good, there shouldn't be any systemic race based acceptance criteria. It only increases racism and skepticism. Imagine you have a Hispanic doctor, but you know that the MCAT score for a Hispanic to get into med school is lower than the
225.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
The only coin really trying to tackle this governance problem is Cardano in my opinion. Charles Hoskinson does a great job explaining their goals with this. https://youtu.be/Ja9D0kpksxw?t=33m39s https://youtu.be&
226.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
US private LLC registered in Delaware https://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.a...
227.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
as far as I know Bosch is a private company. A lot less for them to gain from PRs with 'blockchain' in them. From the AMA Bosch did[1] it certainly seems like its more than just a blockchain PR and that they are actually putting r
228.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
damn so did Bosch get scammed too? http://www.businessinsider.com/robert-bosch-bets-on-iota-201...
229.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
we have different compliance tiered markets. they are the hell holes known as the OTC. with tiers like QX/QB/Pink. lots of risk there
230.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
partially its the 4x increase in transaction throughput, but also a lot less people use litecoin than bitcoin
231.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
gemini?
232.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
also, if you dont like te way bitcoin is being run then just fork it, bitcoin cash did just that because groups couldnt agree on if they wanted small blocks or large blocks.
233.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
"relatively-transparent Federal Reserve" - thats crap. All bitcoin are open to see and track and all the code is open source and you can start mining if you want to, albeit at a loss. The federal reserve is the opposite of transpa
234.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
Its true there is still some need for someone to have access to a bank or someone to physically bring in bitcoin to a country. But with services such as localbitcoins where you can find people near you to trade cash for bitcoin and bitcoin
235.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
Its hard to see the value of bitcoin from the point of view of a decently well off westerner which most of us are here. We have access to currencies that are relatively stable even with inflation and access to banking which allows us to sto
236.
▲
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
I encourage everyone to watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHc81OL_hk4&feature=youtu.be... especially the Q&A after the talk. Its extremely thought provoking
237.
▲
Ask HN: What can we do to defend net-neutrality?
36 points
by
cdiddy2
9y ago
|
17 comments
238.
▲
by
cdiddy2
11y ago
Iron! Its a version of chrome with google removed from it. http://www.srware.net/en/software_srware_iron.php