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jraedisch
6y ago
“Bitcoin uses more electricity per transaction than any other method known to mankind, and so it’s not a great climate thing,” is all Bill Gates seemingly said. Even I think, less energy consumption would probably be better, and I am pro Bi
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Wanted to basically write the same thing. It is also the reason, why I (and many others) write less sophisticated one-liners and more really dumb code, than I did 5-10 years ago.
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"Frankly, if there were a 'global currency' it would be de-facto something like a massive, well managed ETF fund whereby 'credits' would map to a portion of said assets. It could be anonymous, and maybe transactions
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6y ago
Not being able to? Maybe there are cases, where managers cannot buy Bitcoin but can buy stocks.
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6y ago
Ad hominem was not my intent, rather stating, that people try improving Bitcoin every day. It is just the state of the art which does not mean, that things cannot be improved, e.g. by you.
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6y ago
Bitcoin is being actively developed. Maybe you would have good ideas on how to improve the things you critizise if you allowed yourself to think about them.
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6y ago
Bitcoin could be seen as an attempt to introduce a new non-inflationary base currency.
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6y ago
So land it is, since we can both agree on it. My thesis remains, that "real production value" does not exist, or at least is dwarfed by people "electing" a store of value. Like Tesla, gold or land. Bitcoin seems to me un
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Yeah, no big players here. /s Would be interesting to see distributions compared. I imagine it to be similar everywhere: most stuff is owned by not that many people. Only difference: in Bitcoin, they might be different people, thus add
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6y ago
And also Web Assembly with the chance of sharing code between backend and frontend in other languages than JS.
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I did not play the original Master of Orion, but absolutely loved the second part. I started focussing on science (namely Psilons) and only later developed a taste for trying out other strategies/races. I often played multiplayer with
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6y ago
Spectacle for Window Management on macOS https://www.spectacleapp.com/ Works perfectly and has not changed for a while. It seems to be superseeded by https://rectangleapp.com/
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6y ago
Just wanted to mention https://tweetdeck.twitter.com/ in case someone did not know it. No 3rd party, no trends, tweets in order, etc..
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6y ago
It does not encompass Bitcoin's feature of being Bitcoin. Should majority of digital wealth ever be transferred to another Technology, I think it is most probable that this transfer is going to be discussed a lot even before it happens
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6y ago
The last two params are why I like the proposal of Twitter becoming a "dumb" protocol leaving all filtering to the client.
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6y ago
What about Soundcloud and Spotify? Were there more people actively listening to music before the internet? Maybe more that actively listened to full albums, but I find the music community to be pretty vibrant and diverse, albeit in a very s
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I tend to like movies/shows on Rotten Tomatoes, where the critics like the movie less than the other users, e.g. The Orville https://www.rottentomatoes.com/tv/orville P.S.: And audience score should roughly be abo
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German Bundeswehr Will Use Matrix Instant Messenger
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6y ago
A lot of the goods to be exchanged for bitcoins might be in the "wrong" hands at this moment or will yet have to be produced.
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7y ago
The already existing mining hardware would make attacks easier and more probable, especially considering actors able and willing to operate at a loss.
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7y ago
Both are scarce and easy to pass on.
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7y ago
Hypothetical indeed. Hypothetically, ownership value should be close to sale value. At the moment I rather see people buying stuff that they think other people might deem valuable in the future, e.g. motivation behind buying TSLA is similar
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7y ago
Same with every asset, I would think.
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http://bitcointicker.co/stamp/btc/usd/6Mth/
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7y ago
HAHAHA, great scam! Flagged.
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7y ago
Exactly.
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Public budget is a big part of private companies earnings.
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Pretty sure that Bitcoin is the one exception, simply by being first. Thus, it is the single most suited experiment to determine, whether a digital store of value is possible at all, (the argument being that if it cannot be a SoV or can eas
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What's bad about speculation? Or do you mean short term speculation? There are many bitcoins that did not move for many years. I do not get why speculation in ETFs, land/housing and other assets is accepted as normal, and with Bit
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7y ago
Whether or not Bitcoin should be worth anything.
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