homakov

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by homakov 7y ago
What kind of amount in tax are you talking about? Is it net profit anyway compared to paying back tens of thousands?
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by homakov 7y ago
Five is the minimum. Plus many strings attached. Few people want to wait 5 years to solve a residence problem.
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by homakov 7y ago
What does porn have to do with sex though?
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by homakov 7y ago
$250k. But why go this way? You're limited to live in those southern european countries. You can't live e.g. in Netherlands with golden visa of Portugal or Greece.
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by homakov 7y ago
Yes, regards water level it won't do much (I missed parent's point), but it doesn't hurt to have less children and give them better education vs the way it is now.
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by homakov 7y ago
It is up to their alley. Giving birth to less children, raising them better, solving poverty. Knowing Bangladesh, unlikely
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Catch 22 of Lightning Network: Inbound Capacity(t.co)
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by homakov 7y ago
If old pw is considered leaked, new seed must be generated as well. Leaked password is the main reason why users would change passwords.
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by homakov 7y ago
In a custom blockchain it can be configured to have admin method to transfer without a signature. But the question is why.. Why assets cannot be bearer?
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by homakov 7y ago
An account is controlled by a key AND the validators who choose to record their transaction. One cannot just share the key with others. First, they need to record it with ledger keepers. How is it not like transfer agent?
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by homakov 7y ago
An even better solution is to transform exchanges into channel hubs, and settle trades instantly without ever touching blockchain. I.e. trade dynamic remains the same, but now each party holds a balance proof and redeemable onchain collater
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by homakov 7y ago
It's $0.10 until it isn't. Average crypto exchange has hundreds of automated tx per second, once it is attempted onchain the fees go up. Atomic swaps onchain are good for large amounts and rare trades, but not for retail traders.
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by homakov 7y ago
I support this bet. Take any other tech from top of HN, in 10 years it will change the society more than crypto.
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by homakov 7y ago
Are orders settled onchain? If so, this is too expensive/not scalable. I'm looking forward channel/HTLC based exchanges.
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by homakov 7y ago
There is no answer to this. Blockchain has no market fit, it does not appeal to masses, unfortunately.
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by homakov 7y ago
Isn't onchain here a transfer agent? Bearer is more appliable to cash, because it's physical. A token movement is still recorded onchain, i.e. there is a set of transfer agents and consensus among them. It can be tuned to support
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by homakov 7y ago
Correct. “ACIDrain” is literally a race condition and made up name.
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by homakov 7y ago
This is for anomaly detection based on reading logs. It may miss a vulnerability so you still need to test yourself. I have a Chrome extension which is perfect for race attacks. https://github.com/sakurity/racer
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by homakov 7y ago
Then it comes to definition of fluent. To me 90% of Swedes are fluent. What you're talking about is "native", in my book.
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by homakov 7y ago
I consider myself fluent, but I rarely talk outside of what happened on the weekend. For some reason it's harder to think outside the box when using a foreign language. I however understand 99% of what would be said on a meeting. Under
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by homakov 7y ago
I've run a security consultancy for 5 years and stopped few years ago. The goal was lifestyle business, not something operating at scale or doing snake oil. The focus was on high quality audits (for specific platforms such as Rails) th
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by homakov 8y ago
Next, imagine a bad library hijacks all other libraries on dev machine and compromises them too. A true pandemic warm begins. Will happen eventually to gems or npm.
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by homakov 8y ago
Just trying to say there are people who prefer K to many other popular drugs. Not for everyone though.
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by homakov 8y ago
I agree, I've seen it on a couple of forums and just go with it. I don't know if this is out of fashion sorry!
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by homakov 8y ago
Swim is genuinely loving K yet finds pop drugs like cocaine or mdma boring and experiences nowhere as inspiring. Dissaciative state can be scary at first, but can be learnt to control.
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by homakov 8y ago
Flaws in Bitcoin make a lasting revival unlikely. Layer2 is better deployed on new chains, while discussing poor bitcoin life choices leads us nowhere.
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by homakov 8y ago
I was citing eth's ones. Bitcoin is a poor platform for doing layer2 due to unfixable restrictions. What matters is it's about 600k~1000k (not 100m) and even with these it supports quite a lot of users. Supporting more than 1% is
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by homakov 8y ago
With 1m tx per day you need 3 weeks to close 21m channels. Reasonable for a protocol bug. If just one hub goes down however, it will sort out in a few days. Like I said it only should cater to economic majority aka 1% so 70m wealthy users n
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by homakov 8y ago
You just need to support economic majority, not everyone who lives on $2 a day. The channels can be closed in a reasonable time. Big blockers are new flat earthers.
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by homakov 8y ago
Bridge downgrades your security to sidechain validator set, when a payment channel keeps it on the level of your root chain. If a sidechain is compromised their validators can double spend, and some users lose assets. Cant happen to channel

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