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by darcys22 5y ago
Also the oxen blockchains state growth is pretty mild. Its currently 20gb after 4 years. Even moneros blockchain is pretty mild which gets heavy use (sub 100gb i believe). State growth is an issue all blockchains face, but there are ways of
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by darcys22 5y ago
Your statement on the intelligence agencies is incorrect. You need oxen to run the nodes not dollars, and obtaining oxen has an exponential cost due to market forces. If you want to run 1 node you can obtain the oxen pretty easily. If you w
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by darcys22 5y ago
In sessions case the cryptocurrency is a protective measure thats stops eve from spinning up loads of nodes on their backend and snooping the message packets.
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by darcys22 5y ago
Not at all, session is completely decentralised
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by darcys22 5y ago
Twitter is building exactly that apparently, you would get an ethereum checkmark next to your profile pic if that image is verified. There is definitely discussion happening on exactly your point, but i imagine there are options to combat t
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by darcys22 5y ago
Its pretty arguable that cryptopunks have cultural and historical significance already. Even if you dont share that sentiment
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by darcys22 5y ago
Except twitter profile pictures now right? Verified NFTs are in the pipeline. https://twitter.com/af_mada/status/1443243702156206089?s=20
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by darcys22 5y ago
I actually agree, we use discord for our team and at the start i wasn’t happy about it. But after a while got used to it and now think its great. A lot of people in this thread saying its hard to find information in discord and disagreeing
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by darcys22 5y ago
Shameless plug of my open source finance system. https://github.com/darcys22/godbledger I love these command line self hosted accounting software packages. But double entry bookkeeping was invented using ledgerbooks w
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by darcys22 5y ago
Yeah 100% because its not just journals being out of balance thats the risk. Checks for other things like asset registers becoming out of sync with your asset accounts could be included depending on the businesses needs. Would love to discu
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by darcys22 5y ago
Thank you! Yeah the name plays well and i like that about it but it was totally by accident. Golang, DataBase, Ledger
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by darcys22 5y ago
Yeah i mean the command line is a pretty thin layer of protection. Definitely trying to get the GUI built so that stronger validation can exist here. I guess the gRPC interface came first, then command line, then the more rigid tools for ac
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by darcys22 5y ago
Same! Only made the switch to full time dev 12 months ago. GoDBLedgers database schema is pretty much identical to Gnucash
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by darcys22 5y ago
Thank you! But i think having the option for them not to equal and do single entry bookkeeping is key. All the tools validate that the journals balance so it really takes effort for them not to balance. However ive been playing around with
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by darcys22 5y ago
Beancount is great, a lot of the system is actually inspired by ledgercli too. I managed to use some the code for goledger so can import the ledgercli text files into godbledger. The main benefit though is to step away from the text based a
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by darcys22 5y ago
Hey hackernews! Ive been building this Covid project for the last 18 months which is an accounting server that manages double entry bookkeeping transactions and formats them nicely in either SQLite or MySQL. Its mostly command line driven r
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Show HN: Double Entry Bookkeeping Server with SQL Back End and gRPC Inputs(github.com)
34 points by darcys22 5y ago|16 comments
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by darcys22 6y ago
existing markets by their very nature don't want to be disrupted. Its like saying librarians didnt see any issues with the storage of information before the internet came along. The ‘issues solved’ by programmable money are the opportu
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by darcys22 6y ago
Telegram does this
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by darcys22 6y ago
GoDBLedger https://github.com/darcys22/godbledger Its the core of my open source accounting system. Its slightly further along than half baked because it is pretty much feature complete for what i want core to do, but
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by darcys22 6y ago
Hello hackernews! I’m an accountant who got frustrated with the current software in our industry so I built my own. The two things i wanted from an accounting system was 1) Write transactions from within my own scripts. 2) Analyse the finan
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Show HN: Open-Source Accounting Server(github.com)
4 points by darcys22 6y ago|1 comments
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by darcys22 6y ago
Another project that is doing interesting stuff in this space is Loki. https://loki.network/ They have built a tor/onion network and use it as the backend for their messenger (forked from signal). Its end to end encryp
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by darcys22 6y ago
Thats pretty much what happened in Melbourne. We started relaxing the restrictions and the second wave started. We followed with very strong lockdowns that brought us down from the ~700 new daily cases to the current ~15 new daily cases.
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by darcys22 6y ago
I think one of the more killer features brought to the table is using walletconnect to log into dapps. I can navigate to an app ‘log in’ using my own wallet and it allows me to purchase items without needing to create an account. This is a
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by darcys22 6y ago
My interpretation is that the sport had a huge peak of interest in the 70s and that generation of players dominate the dwindling number of new players
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by darcys22 6y ago
An AI system that makes let calls would revolutionise the sport!!
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by darcys22 6y ago
I used to wear a fitbit when playing squash but after a while heart rate data says the same boring stuff and doesnt help much. Unsure if the tech is there but id be more interested if they tracked the players movements in detail using some
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by darcys22 6y ago
The financial cloud apps control your financial database and therefore your ability to perform analytics on them. Open source allows you to actually plug in and make dashboards. It took me 20 mins to build a monthly revenue dashboard in met
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by darcys22 6y ago
Its not just being the miner, its winning the block and including that transaction in the block without it first being included in the mempool and transmitted over the network.

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