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Scaling Bitcoin Milan Day 1 Video
(scalingbitcoin.org)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Since Viral seems to be responding here... What's going on with Multithread support? I was trying to do a project a while back to make a pure julia mapreduce like engine with a distributed file system, but it was hard to get off the gr
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10y ago
This seems to not solve the problem for a variety of reasons, probably most trivially if Bitcoin is compromised you can't use Bitcoin to check if Bitcoin is compromised, so you need other software to validate the chain.
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10y ago
This seems similar to 857Coin https://github.com/davidlazar/6.857coin
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Improving the Bitcoin Development Process
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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Interactive Music Video: Bad Chemicals
(benlevinmusic.itch.io)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I'm pretty sure Valentin also invented it, but perhaps as a separate project and is using it for this.
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11y ago
They responded with a no, even after further prompting that they should fix it.
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11y ago
It's a very safari specific thing. address bar reads [$x], where $x is search term, on copy you get a url.
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11y ago
Author here -- curious to hear HN's thoughts on if this should be fixed or is acceptable.
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11y ago
If you target the intersection, leaving out features in the difference, your code will work fine.
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Bitcoin Scalability: An Outside Perspective
(medium.com)
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12y ago
Hmmmm. It's considered an anti-pattern to use list at all in Go, the typical style is that one should prefer using a slice with append. List is there as a relic from early go, and is around for compatibility. I guess improving the sitt
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12y ago
This is awesome work -- Tidal also has a bleeding edge interface to supercollider, worth checking out. https://github.com/tidalcycles/Tidal/blob/master/examples/su...
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12y ago
Day 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=96ULlHhia_Q&annotation_id=54...
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MIT Bitcoin Expo Livestream
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I think the 99% of the time it's not an issue argument is invalid. Encryption isn't really necessary for 99% of people at any given time anyways . It's just that you don't know when you're in the 99 and when you&#x
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12y ago
Breaking News: Mark Karpeles says that Ross Ulbricht is responsible for Mt. Gox theft, was actually the CEO of the the failed exchange the whole time. That said, this is actually a great defense.
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12y ago
I agree, hence my comment -- I find that surprising given the bias to selling snake oil.
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12y ago
I'm just surprised half is correct.
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12y ago
Correct. Also in connection to the post, I'm an author of Merkelized Abstract Syntax Trees project for what it's worth.
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12y ago
They asked for a delay on release so that affected services can be patched.
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MIT 6.858 Computer Systems Security Final Projects
(css.csail.mit.edu)
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Catching Up is Irrelevant
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
This is because Core relies on OS/FFI. I think as long as it isn't using OS/FFI it can compile, although I may be wrong on that count.
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12y ago
How is this different from CGI?
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12y ago
That's fantastic news for the Stellar team! Curious as to what features he'll be working on.
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12y ago
Yup -- this definitely feels like a dig at her. Who invented Tezos? Why, of course it was Leah! After all, what's in a name?
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12y ago
This seems like an amazing development. If I read it correctly, Tezos aims to decentralize the core protocol development by allowing forks to coexist and peacefully merge in any innovations. It is also in OCaml, which is great for the robus
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MIT BitComp Round 1 Winners
(mitbitcoinproject.org)
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12y ago
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