hanniabu

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by hanniabu 3y ago
For incentive alignment, consensus, trustless, etc
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Maybe for a dev that makes sense, but horrible ux for anybody else
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by hanniabu 3y ago
This doesn't look simple at all
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Less scale, easier to fill gaps, less impact
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White House rule dramatically deregulates wetlands, streams and drinking water(phys.org)
3 points by hanniabu 3y ago|0 comments
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by hanniabu 3y ago
But how does it work?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
She knew about a government contract they'd be getting
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Of course. Best way to rob a bank is to be an officer of the law.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
exploit patches
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> I feel like they are being vague on how the message was sourced purposefully. Why does it matter? If he's innocent he shouldn't have anything to hide! /s
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by hanniabu 3y ago
That's probably why their old officers are left in tact
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by hanniabu 3y ago
It's getting there. If you're just starting out and like working with your hands, I highly recommend going into the trades. The labor force isv heavily weighted towards older workers and there's huge demand for fresh blood. I
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Fines are never high enough to align incentives
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Bacteriophage is the next frontier for medicine
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Crypto has no fundamentals, do not pay out dividends and only resemble ponzi and pyramid schemes. Incorrect. Ethereum has a lot of utility, has chain revenue (txs fees), and you can stake your ETH and generate yield. Based on the end o
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Can Google claim a percentage share for any sales made on iOS through Chrome?
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by hanniabu 3y ago
The majority of stocks are scams, they're called penny stocks
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The Blobs Are Coming: Ethereum Dencun Upgrade Live on Goerli Testnet(blog.ethereum.org)
2 points by hanniabu 3y ago|0 comments
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by hanniabu 3y ago
One doesn't exclude the other. Theranos and enron doesn't mean all companies are scams.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Within 20 years Ethereum will be used as a global coordination and settlement layer, and is well on its way to achieving that. But whatever helps you sleep better at night.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
The tokens are used for incentive alignment. Space is used for robustness.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
1. You're trying to assign utility value to it based on earnings which is flawed 2. You're valuing it like a company which is also flawed
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Have fun dying on that hill. 30 years ago you would have been saying the internet is worthless.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
It's an evolving ecosystem. Rollups are fairly new so imagine fully migrating to L2 is a work in progress.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
You're almost there, soon you'll realize digital assets in general are important for aligning incentives.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
I'm building a tool to monitor and promote Ethereum robustness. I believe Ethereum will play a large part in our future as a global coordination layer, but that's only feasible if it remains resilient. It's nice to look back
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Ah yes, trust, the very thing that lead to the 2008 crash. You people have too much faith in the status quo.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Yet they approved futures
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by hanniabu 3y ago
> Bitcoin is a productive asset. Only if you're given permission. It's not natively productive like Ethereum.
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by hanniabu 3y ago
Governance on ethereum is the same as bitcoin, regardless of what bitcoin maxis want you to believe

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