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delaaxe
4y ago
What's airport mode?
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delaaxe
4y ago
So there are no bad teachers?
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4y ago
Was mining really done in "data centers"?
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4y ago
For those of you that are location independent, where are you moving for the winter?
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4y ago
MM is million
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4y ago
It will never be a broad thing, but if a user is worried enough about this they can be careful enough to have plausible deniability, whereas in the Ethereum world it's harder.
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4y ago
Then wallet software could just as well be configured not to do so.
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4y ago
Guess what? Ethereum is switching from proof of work to proof of stake in about a month, so all of this is irrelevant
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4y ago
They who and they who?
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4y ago
Being offended at the phrase « Chinese junk » is peak woke virtue signaling
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4y ago
Maker, Aave, Compound, Uniswap
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4y ago
Prices are gonna be dirt cheap after Ethereum switches to proof of stake in September
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4y ago
What JS library is used to produce this scrolling effect?
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4y ago
DeFi projects are doing just fine and work as expected. All these news are about centralized finance companies being irresponsible if not outright malevolent
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4y ago
There is a tremendous amount of literature on the very early mythology of the human race still being discovered today in the Sumerian tablets
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4y ago
You're trying to argue with a code golfing exercise
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4y ago
Better use the React root than the entire document
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4y ago
He has enough partner investors that he doesn't need the margin loan
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4y ago
Some jurisdictions don't consider trades towards stablecoins as taxable events
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4y ago
Except if most of your collateral is USDC and USDT which are allegedly backed by real dollars
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4y ago
> at least 90% There's no middle ground with stablecoins, they're either worth $1 or zero.
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4y ago
You can also do: first, second, *_ = some_tuple If you don't care about the others
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4y ago
Relevant "corporate speak" https://youtu.be/4ab2ZeZ-krY
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4y ago
It’s what Cardano does
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4y ago
Have you been living under a rock? Everyone judges repos by their amount of stars. Why do you think every social media network has the concept of likes?
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4y ago
Trying to understand by going through this: https://blog.chain.link/what-is-the-blockchain-oracle-proble... Aren't they precisely solving the issue?
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4y ago
Nothing, but that'll just create yet another fork, just like Ethereum Classic, which is completely worthless
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4y ago
> As of 2022 the oracle problem still hasn't been solved What do you mean by that? I thought ChainLink solved that pretty well
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4y ago
If the POW miners continue mining, that’ll create a fork which will quickly become unprofitable because of the difficulty bomb, and all of the stable coins on the fork will become valueless rendering the fork useless.
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4y ago
Rocket Pool, a decentralized Ethereum staking protocol, distributes MEV profits to stakers
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