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codehalo
4y ago
There was never any in crypto either. Anyone who thought so is just as stupid as the HN'ers that think cryptocurrencies are bogus. Thinking a few over leveraged crypto companies getting wiped out will destroy cryptocurrencies is laugha
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codehalo
4y ago
Any advice for those getting rekt in the traditional markets, or are you hoping that doesn't work out too?
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codehalo
4y ago
You are not the ignorant one here.
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codehalo
4y ago
This is becoming an increasingly rare sentiment, and oddly even on HN. Thank you.
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codehalo
4y ago
Are you saying that someone can't deposit money into random bank account?
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codehalo
4y ago
Still doesn't have anything to do with Bitcoin, or the bitcoin supply.
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codehalo
4y ago
You are not informed. Forking is not the issue. There have been forks before. Rewriting the chain history (which is extremely difficult by the way) is the issue.
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codehalo
5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30679187
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codehalo
5y ago
The problem is Russia can't defeat NATO without nuclear weapons.
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codehalo
5y ago
Can you recommend an audio device that you are sticking in your ears that differs significantly from AirPods that is not dorky?
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codehalo
5y ago
Yes, but not the apex of the "electronics industry".
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codehalo
5y ago
>> The question, for me, is actually "how is this any different than <monopolistic centralized surveillance ad platform>”? You can send a transaction from A -> B using Bitcoin (or another cryptocurrency) without it being
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codehalo
5y ago
He's creating confusion by treating front ends or clients like (Metamask, Opensea, and Infura) as servers when they are actually clients. So dapp -> infura -> blockchain is really client -> client -> blockchain . When mu
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codehalo
5y ago
>> At the risk of displaying my ignorance and lack of knowledge about this area, one part I found very familiar in this article is that the action interactions in his apps didn't actually interact with the blockchain, but essenti
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codehalo
5y ago
Seems like you (and a vast majority of HN including Moxie) is tying web3 to several centralized front ends (Metamask/OpenSea). I saw this back in the 90's when a lot of people thought the internet was "Internet Explorer"
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codehalo
5y ago
There is no centralized competitor to the web that has outcompeted it.
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codehalo
5y ago
The contract would likely be constructed to use any address (public key) you prefer, so it could be the public address your favorite private key. Or not. The choice is yours.
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codehalo
5y ago
You don't need to specifically use Metamask to use a blockchain, just like you don't need to use a specific browser to view this site.
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codehalo
5y ago
I understand, but people get rich all the time holding stock like AAPL or TSLA. HN doesn't seem to have a problem with that. Some people see the future, do the research and risk it all on a stock or a cryptocurrency, some people take t
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codehalo
5y ago
A lot of HN users were aware of bitcoin when it was worth pennies. Seeing it sitting at 50,000 dollars after trashing it created bitterness and cognitive dissonance. I visit other sites where I can honestly say their users are honestly igno
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codehalo
5y ago
The web3 solution is significantly easier than webauthn, if what I read in the above article is to be believed.
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codehalo
5y ago
What recourse would you have if you lose your private key? The author mentions a solution to that problem.
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codehalo
5y ago
There are many new systems that are superior to Ethereum (e.g Polkadot, Terra LUNA) that already satisfy your requirement.
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codehalo
5y ago
Honestly, it is the singular reason why it failed. They had no intention of evolving with the times.
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codehalo
5y ago
Lol. Bitcoin
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codehalo
5y ago
Can TCP/IP still work if it's outlawed?
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codehalo
5y ago
Is cooperating the same as colluding?
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codehalo
5y ago
Apparently, this wasn't a smart contract hack: https://twitter.com/Mudit__Gupta/status/1425115177771405312
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codehalo
5y ago
The things I've seen, I would be less than surprised this preposterous plot plays out.
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codehalo
5y ago
Do facts change? fact /fakt/ noun: fact; plural noun: facts a thing that is known or proved to be true.
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