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by dandanua 6y ago
It's the system, but not the system of laws. If leaders and elites constantly shit on laws because they think their status allows them to – then the laws won't make people honest. Because there are thousands of ways for dishonest
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by dandanua 6y ago
Yes, I'm mathematician and I love the idea that everyone can have an independent and consistent sense of truth. But the real world is far from this idealistic picture, unfortunately.
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by dandanua 6y ago
That's how free speech works in the modern world. You have to waste your time, energy, nerves to refute a total nonsense that zombie-like mob find useful in supporting. An egocentric profit heavily overweights truth and sense.
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by dandanua 6y ago
> In the post-truth age, the ability to spot fakery is obviously a positive development I like how they call the modern world. Though, I'm not sure what time in history can be called "truth age".
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by dandanua 6y ago
On the other hand, if your boss thinks he can do your job (and do it even better than you), while in fact he can't – you will get the worst nightmare.
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by dandanua 6y ago
I wrote a very basic extension Copy True Link https://github.com/dandanua/copy-true-link It doesn't remove all trackers from the URLs yet, but at least you can copy what is displayed at the status bar when you hov
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by dandanua 6y ago
And what is Bitcoin value without it being used as a currency?
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by dandanua 6y ago
You are not required to trust exchanges. But in reality, it's them who rule the Bitcoin's world. And they are much worse than governments and banks.
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by dandanua 6y ago
Butcoin takes trust away from governments and bankers and puts it in the hands of crypto exchanges, that print fake dollars (Tether) to buy Bitcoin and raise its price. Nice transition.
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by dandanua 6y ago
Nonograms are np-complete, so this type of puzzles is also np-complete.
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by dandanua 6y ago
Awesome puzzle! Can be completed without guesses. Any ideas how it was invented?
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by dandanua 6y ago
Also, why we consider a single human as living organism, but not a society? Single human without society is a pitiful and helpless chunk of meat, who unable to replicate btw.
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by dandanua 6y ago
"krai" also means area, territory, not just border. The meaning "borderland" is a Russian derogatory narrative, very hypocritical btw.
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by dandanua 6y ago
Russian chauvinists also like to call Ukrainian language as fake. So this looks like a bad Russian joke.
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by dandanua 6y ago
By calling it post-mortem the author already showed his level of stupidity (or absence of morality). Julia is a new language that have to compete with languages that accumulated a huge ecosystem of developments and continue to grow. Of cour
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by dandanua 6y ago
Dude, you're just re-translating what Russian propaganda says on every channel they control 24/7 for years. But you can't overcome the truth no matter how loud you scream. It's the Russia who ruin everything around them
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by dandanua 6y ago
There are 12 years old grandmasters in the history of chess. The truth is you've been crushed by 1kb javascript code :)
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by dandanua 6y ago
It looks like the idea of money got completely detached from a useful value. Probably due to the world scale corruption. This is not going to end well.
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by dandanua 6y ago
Do numbers exist? I mean really big numbers. How about algorithms? Those that are not yet implemented. I believe consciousness is some kind of algorithm. But consciousness alone doesn't define who we are, inherently.
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by dandanua 6y ago
You assume that the proxy and the search provider follow these rules and do not cooperate in a different way (e.g. the proxy can send a query with an IP). But can you actually prove it? The search provider isn't disclosed, we don'
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by dandanua 6y ago
Yes, you can do it if you put the hash of a message INTO the chain as a transaction (I think they do something of this kind). But in this way you will share the limits of the Bitcoin network. They claim they do it in some efficient way, tho
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by dandanua 6y ago
What kind of misconceptions and knowledge gaps are you talking about? Do you have examples of some unfair criticism of Bitcoin?
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by dandanua 6y ago
EDIT: To be honest, knowledge of the hash of a block can be used as a proof that something has happened AFTER a particular event (similarly to a picture of a hostage with the newspaper). But you can't prove that something has happened
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by dandanua 6y ago
Bitcoin network is constantly readjusting mining complexity, so that every new block will be mined in approximately 10 minutes. Then, they substitute the notion of time with the sequence of Bitcoin blocks. Yeah, well done! Bitcoin proponent
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by dandanua 6y ago
Thanks, the second link explains it quite clearly. It's indeed a safe and logical scheme of device verification.
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by dandanua 6y ago
I'm not fully following your logic, but to resolve that problem you need another consensus algorithm over the votes of representatives. And I don't know how we can effectively use the fact, that a probability of harmful representa
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by dandanua 6y ago
If you know the sequence number ahead of time then you can attach any transaction to it, including two conflicting. The point of hardware counter is that you (your device, actually) sings a counter along with a transaction. You couple them
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by dandanua 6y ago
According to this [1], keypairs are generated randomly on a registration request. To sign such keypairs root private key must be somewhere on the device. But I don't see a mention of this in the docs. [1] https://developers.
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by dandanua 6y ago
The hardware signing is not enough for transaction to be accepted. User signing is also required. You need two signatures, that are linked to each other. As for IDs, this is the right question :) You are not allowed to have gaps in transact
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by dandanua 6y ago
You can try to raise this probability by DDoSing representatives with high stakes.

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