kuramitropolis

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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
Face ID
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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
Poor Keybase...
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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
>stricter regulation on moving between regulatory agencies and regulated industries You seem to assume the existence of a competent and non-corrupt metaregulator (some form of supervisory body that would "regulate the regulators&quo
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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
Positive feedback for being rational is naturally delayed indefinitely (e.g. the dude taking years to realize what was going on around him, get out, get his shit together, finally get his story published as a short piece), while negative fe
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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
Seems sus
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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
>Crypto-enthusiasts ignore how regulations existed for good reasons before regulatory capture made a mess of things. What way do you propose out of regulatory capture?
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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
Rights are constructs, let's talk capabilities. If the value of _dollars_ goes to zero, the house doesn't collapse. The social consensus and enforcement mechanism that protects your right to live there probably does though
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by kuramitropolis 4y ago
Just write Pug lol https://pugjs.org/api/getting-started.html
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>No, it's a solution things like "I sent my money to the wrong guy" and "this transaction was technically correct but the result of fraud by one party." These things happen. I'll tell you this much - debit c
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by kuramitropolis 5y ago
>To append corrections in most cases you need a process Which can itself be implemented on-chain, using atomic primitives, and become subject to the same transparency and correctness guarantees. >some kind of authority Which is a perf
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by kuramitropolis 5y ago
>The blockchain says there are 2 ice cubes on your desk, so someone must've written that to the blockchain at some point in the past. FTFY Or, in other words: you're confusing the map for the territory, therefore everyone else
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by kuramitropolis 5y ago
It does seem to be blinding a lot of reasonable people to the fact that an append-only distributed database means you just freaking _append_ the correction. The only thing you lose that way is plausible deniability. It becomes impossible to
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by kuramitropolis 5y ago
Pics or it didn't happen.
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by kuramitropolis 5y ago
You don't turn a bicycle for the mind into a monorail for the soul without doing some serious, respectable engineering, of the kind you and I will probably never be let anywhere near.
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by kuramitropolis 5y ago
Haven't looked into Go too deeply, but React and Kubernetes are toxic technologies. Their strategic purpose is to disempower indie devs and small enterprises, who have no say in what the "new normal" is.
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by kuramitropolis 5y ago
Sometimes infinite scroll wins. But usually it's too janky to get me hooked.