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871.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Lightning is more of a sidechain than an L2. And it's definitely not a rollup.
872.
by hanniabu 4y ago
https://github.com/EYBlockchain/nightfall_3
873.
by hanniabu 4y ago
A lot of the past few years has been spent on research. The move to PoS is now complete and rollups are under active development. For a lot of use cases scaling is a prerequisite and that's coming soon, likely 2-3 years of progressive
874.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Yup, Moore's law should have always been a regression trendline
875.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> Has anyone come up with a good solution to combating crypto email spam? Yeah, stop using centralized services
876.
by hanniabu 4y ago
This assumes the reader knows what is and isn't illegal in every industry
877.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Curious how this will affect the gut microbiome. That's my biggest concern with this. And no, this concern doesn't mean I'm fine with cows being pumped with growth hormones and antibiotics.
878.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Doesn't matter if it takes forever to break down, glass is inert and nontoxic
879.
ArrowJS: Reactive interfaces using native JavaScript(arrow-js.com)
1 points by hanniabu 4y ago|0 comments
880.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Just call it a supplement and you can do anything
881.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Ethereum has ERC20R which is for reversible transactions
882.
by hanniabu 4y ago
I don't want people being able to dictate if I can or can't use a service or to be able to cut me off
883.
by hanniabu 4y ago
serverless
884.
by hanniabu 4y ago
If it's Ethereum's Proof of Stake then the word is perfection
885.
by hanniabu 4y ago
We want permissionless, which requires decentralization, which requires blockchain
886.
by hanniabu 4y ago
And those transactions will fail. Please learn about a subject before speaking about it.
887.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Sean Connery approves
888.
by hanniabu 4y ago
https://twitter.com/ercwl/status/1592666546543136769
889.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Yes, more accurately referred to as CeFi. It's no different than a bank going belly up. It has no bearing on the underlying assets. But HN loves to call crypto a scam so they'll refrain from acknowledging the difference.
890.
by hanniabu 4y ago
It is the same, it's the fact that you don't really own it or know if the 3rd party has it or has the means to get it. If you have the keys to the wallet you're certain of what you have and you have full domain.
891.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Also it's be revealed that the seemingly only LN app that works without issues is actually just using bitcoin L1 and not using LN at all.
892.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> Because they never bought the coins to begin with. Users bought it but the exchange didn't have it, which is what the OP was saying. If you don't have the keys, you don't really have the coins.
893.
by hanniabu 4y ago
He stole user funds to use in his investment company. He even built a backdoor in the accounting system to move the money without setting off alerts with the security send audit team.
894.
by hanniabu 4y ago
You're still wrong. The issue here isn't crypto, it's centralized entities which act similar to banks. It also failed because user money was stolen and mismanaged by hugely incompetent 20 year olds, not because it was investe
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The GOAT Game Programmer(youtube.com)
1 points by hanniabu 4y ago|0 comments
896.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Documenting all this seems more daunting than the actual conversion
897.
by hanniabu 4y ago
That's awesome, I think I'll definitely be using it for ove of my open source projects
898.
by hanniabu 4y ago
> But sugar. Fuuuck I cannot walk past sweets. Sugar has claws in me I cannot shake. Do you know how many calories you're getting from the healthy food? It's actually tough to maintain 2k calories while eating very healthy so y
899.
by hanniabu 4y ago
Cheaper fees, more portable, no limits, transactions can't be blocked
900.
by hanniabu 4y ago
I would say that sucks but you were warned multiple times and still did it anyways so now you must deal with the repercussions

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