fabianfabian

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by fabianfabian 4y ago
ChatGPT does not know how to be correct, it only knows how to sound correct. A better name for now would be PlausibleGPT.
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
How? Can you even sign up in third-party apps? Those third-party app users were already Twitter users before. Maybe you meant they wouldn't remain Twitter users because they can't tolerate the default app experience?
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
No, "Top tweets" has become "For You" and "Latest" is now "Following"
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
Then I guessed wrong, thanks!
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
Chronological timeline has not been removed. It is now shown more clear under the Following tab instead of the old starry icon. My guess is the 3rd party clients need to stop filtering out the ads or risk making the suspension permanent.
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
Numbers please, because it seems you haven't considered the possibility of it being cheaper. The practice known as curtailment, is a way for miners to help electricity grids. The miners' steady demand ensures power producers are b
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
Sure, if double-spending has been solved for you, you don't need a blockchain. It hasn't been solved for everyone yet though. A great book to learn about this is: Check Your Financial Privilege ( https://www.amazon.com&#
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
yes, the entire reason a bank is needed in all online transactions is because nobody trusts YOU to not double spend, but they do trust the bank to make sure they don't let you spend your money twice.
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
DNS is already decentralized, it's one of the most decentralized projects on the internet. And while domains (not DNS) are less decentralized, it's all standardised and protocol based. If you want decentralized domains you need to
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
This guy is exactly what's wrong with the crypto space. It's a fundamental misunderstanding of the strengths and weaknesses of blockchains. Putting all those things he listed on a blockchain is the perfect example of “That's
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by fabianfabian 4y ago
replay would be if someone legitimately unlocks the car and the attackers records the communication in order to replay it later. relay is when the attacker takes the bluetooth signal of the owner in gym and relays it to the car in the parki
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
I remember always looking at this one in the stores as a kid, I could never have it because it was too expensive according to my parents. Over 20 years later I saw it on Marktplaats (Dutch eBay) and I immediately bought it, I haven't t
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
The keycard is just a back-up that you can keep in your wallet. Unlocking with the app (phone) happens automatically with bluetooth when you are near the car, no internet required. The main reason to use the app is if you want to unlock rem
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
There is no official implementation but http://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin is most widely used to achieve consensus
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
Hey take a look around in your room and find out where half of the things are made, and then reflect on who these consumers are you are talking about.
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
It's $0.30 on the base layer and closer to $0.01 if you use lightning.
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
There is a difference between currencies, payment systems and settlements, Bitcoin can do all. Also, you forgot to list the dollar.
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
The protocol is configured to aim for 10 minute block intervals. If in a 2 week period there too many or too little blocks the difficulty to find a new block is adjusted for the next 2 weeks. This drop is caused by miners moving from China
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by fabianfabian 5y ago
Payment systems are not currencies.
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by fabianfabian 6y ago
Because having bitcoins preserves value, you might see it as spending but it is actually saving. They can still choose to spend it on hiring people if they wanted.
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by fabianfabian 6y ago
Thanks for creating this! Over time BTC will become a better measuring tool for stocks than the inflated dollar
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by fabianfabian 6y ago
Yep signed tweets solve this and it doesn’t need to be perfect, it can even be partially automanaged by Twitter infrastructure just to restrict staff.
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by fabianfabian 7y ago
Well it is, any copy cat coin sharing the same hashing algorithm as Bitcoin has this risk. So stay away from shitcoins. Edit: I was wrong about BTG sharing the same algorithm.
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by fabianfabian 7y ago
Rollbacks can be considered for shitcoins, in Bitcoin it is nearly impossible and very unrealistic.
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by fabianfabian 8y ago
The reports of bitcoin environmental damage are garbage. ( https://hackernoon.com/the-reports-of-bitcoin-environmental-... ) Bitcoin mining will accelerate environmental friendly energy production because excess energy can be
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by fabianfabian 8y ago
Not really. The biggest problem is getting more of the participants of the network bootstrapped with a fully validating node. Most people right now choose to rely on others instead which defeats the purpose of Bitcoin and makes the network
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by fabianfabian 8y ago
Is this a serious question?
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by fabianfabian 8y ago
This is where laws and regulation can come in, and its not just about Facebook, data about you is being collected and sold without your consent. What kind of person you are (to advertisers) is not being decided by you but by the data collec
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The Real Issue with Facebook
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by fabianfabian 10y ago
its just named that way, probably as in you don't try the same number twice for finding the hash of one block. The same number can be used for other blocks or even the same block if you change something else in it (like add more transa

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