itsdsmurrell

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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
I don't need to live in a house either, but it's nice.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Hi :D
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Bitcoin cash will win given a long horizon.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
This is so sad. The opposite of what I'd hoped would happen... that the third world's failing currencies would make people there get into crypto first and end up benefiting them the most. Instead, the whole of crypto seems to be a
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
You should add a few usefulness graphs, and then include Bitcoin Cash.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
This. Let's take back the power (but don't be like this guy)... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM4gNVme5a0
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Try Bitcoin Cash. It's the one that implemented Satoshi's suggested upping of the block size limit, has the same block history as BTC up until the fork, and solves moving value at low fees. This operation is the one people should
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Yeah, I'm sure people would be happy to transact in a crypto with 1000% inflation \s
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Yes, it's a pity people are so easily manipulated.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Ledger.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
You can't actually. Gold holds a unique spot on the periodic table. Another element isn't going to come into existence and compete with it here. Bitcoin on the other hand is in the fight for its life with the rest of the cryptocur
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
For a large fee and with a lot of uncertainty on if it will make it into a block. Try the fork of Bitcoin that still operates like Bitcoin used to up until 2016: Bitcoin Cash.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
When the block size got blocked at 1MB from those looking to profit from moving transactions to layer 2 options... I switched over to Bitcoin Cash. If you try it out, it operates like Bitcoin has operated for years until the fee market star
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Not at the moment unfortunately. The display breaks down by the hierarchical organisation of the data source. It might be possible to build up a list of regions as you navigate through the site, and then show only those in the bubble chart
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
It's less the label smushing and more the fact that the bubbles overlap that annoys me. This makes it hard to see what's going on on mobile on arguably the most important chart on the site. Plausible.io tells me that for today for
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
We have some answers to those questions here: https://reproduction.live/about tl;dr is that we use a single datasource (not managed by us but by many dedicated others) and use case counts to estimate number of currently inf
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Thank you. The bubble chart in general looks bad on mobile and I'm not quite sure what to do about it. Maybe rotate it 180 degrees?
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
If you want to check R's history for any country/region... you can try out our website: https://reproduction.live/world There is also a search on the landing page: https://reproduction.live which I sho
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
It's centralised at the repository level. There is only one main version of BTC that miners run. The devs have full control.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
This looks great. Thanks!
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Background: after sending the https://rt.live link to my father (a retired computer science professor with a background in mathematics), he recoded their estimation model in Julia and created a chart showing the estimated R valu
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Show HN: Reproduction.live – R estimation for Covid in regions around the world(reproduction.live)
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Damn, you must have motored that comment out.
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
Looks very useful. Your main website has this twice on it: "Vanila crew is in love with Meteor.js, which is latest technology based on JavaScript (Node.js). It gives you fast, realtime, scalable applications which work on all modern b
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by itsdsmurrell 6y ago
This is great. Let the competitors come.