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by delaaxe 5y ago
Looks a bit like Tesla's new Dojo AI chip
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Remember the people who, decades after the invention of the Internet, kept on insisting that it was useless and only for porn addicts? Remember the people who, after the invention of the phone, insisted that it was a nice trick but probably
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Though dividends paid in cash don't really count as compounding no?
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by delaaxe 5y ago
non-insignificant -> significant
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by delaaxe 5y ago
“Completely untrue”, this is a mathematician’s answer. Any real person using DeFi or NFTs is not using a privacy coins
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by delaaxe 5y ago
> You can’t show up in a bank with a bucket load of $100 bills and open an anonymous bank account. You used to be able to do this at HSBC, and for a very long time, before all these annoying KYC laws
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Decentralize everything = make all your transactions visible by anyone
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by delaaxe 5y ago
It's not like clients just download blobs and dump them on disk. They download programs that they execute and then store the updated state on disk
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by delaaxe 5y ago
ETH deflation simulator: https://ultrasound.money/
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Ultra sound money: Ethereum deflation simulator(ultrasound.money)
3 points by delaaxe 5y ago|0 comments
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by delaaxe 5y ago
In “their” interest, as in, in the interest of thousands of people that got rug pulled because of a hack
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by delaaxe 5y ago
The merge won’t include sharding
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by delaaxe 5y ago
You make good points on paper, but in practice (in my own life at least) I’ve almost never needed to reverse a transaction where the merchant couldn’t do it himself. And the one time I had a dispute, Visa claimed that the transaction was ou
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by delaaxe 5y ago
It has worked well enough for trading of physical items with dollar bills for quite some time
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by delaaxe 5y ago
No one would want to use a clearing system if it was possible to do without. Now it is.
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Oh and how about contracts for difference, equity swaps, futures on stocks, etc? Of course when traditional players do it's totally fine, but the moment the same thing is done on crypto rails, that's when we raise our value signal
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by delaaxe 5y ago
His point still holds, GPT-3 can output large chunks of licensed code, verbatim
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Best listened to in audio: https://youtu.be/3WS9DhSIWR0
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by delaaxe 5y ago
That's very true, I don't know why you're getting downvoted
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by delaaxe 5y ago
I was wondering if monitoring those starter addresses could be lucrative... They've transacted quite a lot
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Thanks, I was wondering the same but too lazy to figure out the addresses!
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by delaaxe 5y ago
lock up*
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by delaaxe 5y ago
He started tweeting about this like months ago
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Definitely saved plenty of lives already. You should watch that video from yesterday
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by delaaxe 5y ago
“I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.” ― Bill Gates
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Source?
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by delaaxe 5y ago
That's actually a great suggestion
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by delaaxe 5y ago
How much are you paid?
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by delaaxe 5y ago
If it's sufficient to store a proof that you own a large dataset instead of the dataset itself, that obviously takes less space
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by delaaxe 5y ago
Quantum issue is not with hashing but with private key derivation

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