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jontaylor
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jontaylor
10y ago
There are some good comments in that stack exchange question. They divide the units by people and get 300000 satoshis/person. I was going to mention though in order for those small units to be useable the currency would have to be very
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jontaylor
10y ago
Reducing weight in the connecting rods should mean that the engine can rev higher.
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jontaylor
12y ago
I wager it will at least be more commonly used for remittances in the future.
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jontaylor
12y ago
So you would say this isn't a low risc proposition?
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jontaylor
13y ago
This is not a very useful article.
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jontaylor
13y ago
http://hackingdistributed.com/2013/11/27/bitcoin-leveldb/
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jontaylor
13y ago
To me this is one of the most interesting things about Bitcoin. It is an asset based currency. In a debt based fractional reserve dollar economy you or someone else owes that currency back with interest. The economy is like a game of musica
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jontaylor
13y ago
Inflation killed the Zimbabwe currency because delusion caused it to become worthless not because of availability or velocity issues that people are worried about in Bitcoin. These are two separate issues that people always seem to talk pas
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13y ago
In Bitcoin the supply and availability of currency are decoupled. By funging or splitting a unit of Bitcoin currency into pieces you increase the availability for use while preserving the value of everyones holdings. Based on the supply an
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jontaylor
13y ago
Maybe they won't target US customers.
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13y ago
The fundamental value of Bitcoin comes from the network. While a single Bitcoin wallet doesn't have any individual intrinsic value the same can be said for any mid-sized company and it's assets. If you teleported a company to mars blocking
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jontaylor
14y ago
I feel the opposite. A friend and I put a submission together for the MintChip Challenge, mintchipy.com. My bigest concern then and now is that no one can use mint chip because it's not public. Coincidently I am working on another project n
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jontaylor
14y ago
You should follow up. I received a shirt and it's really nice.
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OpenRISC Day Fundraiser - Feedback
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14y ago
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14y ago
Just a thought. You could charge for submissions to be displayed publicly as a five star rating based on some metric to obscure the exact numbers. This would protect the submitters to a degree from poachers as people can only see with low r
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jontaylor
14y ago
I hate to nit pick but I think I found a bug... Seriously though this is awesome! Much better than Halo 4 A+
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jontaylor
14y ago
Cowbell. And two votes for robots.
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14y ago
I love you all.