deweller

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   by deweller 5y ago

   The thing that I find so wrong about this type of argument is that the vaccine is not proven to prevent spreading the virus. It is only proven to stop the onset of COVID-19 after one contracts the virus. So the line of reasoning that argue
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   by deweller 5y ago

   Tesla patched the vulnerabilities with an update pushed out in October 2020.
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   by deweller 5y ago

   I agree significant value should not be stored directly by many end users. What cryptocurrency can do is separate the owner of the value (the individual) from the provider of the security (the custodian). In theory you can have an account w
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   by deweller 5y ago

   This is almost always a great benefit for consumers. For some merchants this is an unacceptable risk and because of it they are not able to offer their products at a reasonable price.
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   by deweller 6y ago

   For reference, this runs in 13s in PHP 8 on my ARM Mac. PHP 8 uses a JIT compiler.
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   by deweller 6y ago

   Can I actually send bitcoin to an address to pay? Or is this only paying with my PayPal crypto balance - which has no blockchain deposit or withdrawal capability?
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   by deweller 6y ago

   I'm philosophically opposed to government regulation in some instances. To me some regulation is an obstacle to making a well-informed choice. If my choice does not harm others then let me make the choice. I do not want someone maki
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   by deweller 6y ago

   Proof of stake is a different security model. It may work but it has not been proven in a $1 trillion high stakes environment yet.
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   by deweller 6y ago

   It wasn't a back door. They modified the smart contract and drained the crypto. > The hackers implemented a change in the ownership of the smart contract address.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    I expect you are right. But the hostile environment does eventually promote better security and safety practices.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    Here's a starting point for more information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_finance
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    by deweller 6y ago

    A developer should create a fork of the bitcoin repo on github, implement a patch that gives Craig whatever he wants and then send Craig a link to the forked repo.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    The long term road map for Ethereum 2 is 100k transactions per second. This is a theoretical maximum and it will likely take years to get there. This defies your assertion that scaling cannot ever be achieved with current crypto approaches
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    by deweller 6y ago

    There is a lot of cryptocurrency negativity on this forum. Some of it is genuine skepticism which I appreciate. It is helpful for me to consider all angles of a new technology. But I suspect that some of it is just sour grapes. Here is a bo
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    by deweller 6y ago

    Yes. In reality, users would have a connection open with one or a small number of routing nodes. The end result is very cheap and quick funds transfers to any node on the network. This lightning network infrastructure would make micropayme
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    by deweller 6y ago

    This is a dream that the lightning network aims to one day fulfill.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    A provably burn address has an improbable chance of having a known private key. Here are well-known burn addresses for bitcoin and ethereum: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/111111111111111111111... https:&
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    by deweller 6y ago

    I believe the general investment community looks at the Bitcoin price as a signal for overall interest in the crypto space.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    for (1), what you are seeing is a payment and a the "change" going back to a new address owned by the sender. This is a very common pattern of bitcoin use.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    I installed the desktop app precisely to use this feature. And it didn't work. When I send a note to self on my phone and it never shows on my desktop.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    Fusion does not create any long-lived radioactive waste.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    What is a "social justice minister"?
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    by deweller 6y ago

    Those are some substantial assertions. Do you have references to back up those claims? The Mayo Clinic page on vitamin D lists a number of positive effects, for example. https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements-vitamin
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    by deweller 6y ago

    Capability and Ease of Use: Tesla wins Safety Features: Super Cruise wins Tesla beats Super Cruise in the 2 capability categories. But the Super Cruise wins by a large margin in the 3 safety categories. Therefore the Super Cruise wins over
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    by deweller 6y ago

    > So I decided to build a simple website where creators can search for Creative Commons music... It is a website.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    Because the CI and hosting platform ecosphere has changed a lot in the last 10 years. If Jenkins has not adapted to suit the needs of devops engineers, then engineers will find something that does.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    But it is too late now. Her: "Why did you change the name?" Him: "Because I'm hedging my bets in case our relationship does not outlast my pet programming project". Her: "..."
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    by deweller 6y ago

    It is also single threaded. One would see serious performance issues if one tried to use this in production with any significant traffic.
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    by deweller 6y ago

    I'd like to see a couple of these talks even though I'm not interested in a job. Will they be available to view at some time in the future?
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    by deweller 6y ago

    These are already removed. Does anyone have a screenshot or other archive?