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by lmpostor 7y ago
I feel that is vice versa, the goal has always been IPFS. However I thought it would be quickly apparent that with no incentive structure to do the actual hosting to a significant scale, it is a dead in the water project. The idea is great
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by lmpostor 7y ago
Well in this case they killed the game trying to remove the incentive for botting and then switched to a microtransaction model. Excessive botting makes player experience worse without at doubt but at heart I don't think you can actual
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by lmpostor 7y ago
That's you? Well first of all, thanks! But I think your auto-typer was really one of the only "allowed" 3rd party programs, and auto-clicking was never really enforced strictly. When the bots got advanced, they pretty much ha
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by lmpostor 7y ago
Crypto is the gold standard of payment methods in several spaces already, I really don't see why it can't expand to more other than ease of use reasons. Imo it has to be a viable instrument for commerce, that is the core value tha
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by lmpostor 8y ago
You can't replace something that is dead.
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by lmpostor 8y ago
>What blockchain does is shift some of the trust in people and institutions to trust in technology. You need to trust the cryptography, the protocols, the software, the computers and the network. And you need to trust them absolutely, b
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by lmpostor 8y ago
>What blockchain does is shift some of the trust in people and institutions to trust in technology. You need to trust the cryptography, the protocols, the software, the computers and the network. And you need to trust them absolutely, b
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by lmpostor 8y ago
I mean you can search? If it is a common word or activity, chances are there is a related subreddit for it, and askhistorians is one of the more well known ones. There are a lot of similar ask subreddits titled in a similar fashion, but tha
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by lmpostor 8y ago
Google play music has podcasts as well.
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by lmpostor 8y ago
Because you're lenses are coming from the same place. Depending on the contract year, your lenses are probably coming from Essilor, which at that point you should be probably be going to a private practice and getting better customer s
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by lmpostor 8y ago
If you have 'scratch proof' lenses there should be a warranty on lenses regardless of manufacturer. Industry standard is either 6 months, 1 year, or two years, and that is probably the greatest value in comparison rather than the
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by lmpostor 8y ago
Data Storage Marketplace to answer your question on use case outside of bitcoin. Of course that relies on several assumptions that remain to be seen, first that the user-experience will be acceptable comparative to centralized solutions, 2n
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by lmpostor 8y ago
>Facebook users don't know that it creates a particular list that categorizes certain interests, that is publicly available I would have said no to the same thing question, the title/article are being deliberately misleading.
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by lmpostor 8y ago
5 years seems reasonable, but I would have to reevaluate particularly based on certain projects I am following
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by lmpostor 8y ago
fraud implies intention
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by lmpostor 8y ago
I mean what timeline were you expecting? Did you honestly think that an application with the attack surface of literally everyone would come-out polished in a year or two? Ethereum's ICO was in 2014, and most ICOs were on Ethereum and
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by lmpostor 8y ago
So the point is that, being a democracy and subject to societal pressures, you can't assign that value to zero as that is unreasonable.
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by lmpostor 8y ago
Lmao my first thought
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by lmpostor 8y ago
Eh, 'choose-your-own-adventure' is a pretty tried and true genre. The Mass Effect Series and Dragon-Age Series are both critically acclaimed, not to mention in Japan there is literally a genre of games/stories that follow thi
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by lmpostor 8y ago
I don't see what prevents you from adding complexity. And yeah, but it also requires valid transactions if you want to collect fees, as well as the knowledge of the valid previous block.
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by lmpostor 8y ago
I'm not sure how to answer this as it would require more context in regarding to what you consider a malicious actor and I would need more details regarding the blockchain in question. But in regards to identity verification, you are c
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by lmpostor 8y ago
I mean the question is if the complexity is needless. Blockchain generally forces some level of standardization or there will be rejection, as well as being incredibly easy to audit. In a well functioning system, there is little benefit, bu
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by lmpostor 8y ago
Excellent response. Though here is another perspective I thought of. What the usage of blockchain would allow is a chain of liability to exist among different companies in the supply chain. If you are signing off on a product, you are verif
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by lmpostor 8y ago
The difference is circumstances aren't forcing the Chinese educated elite to come elsewhere, like my parents, as opportunity exists in China. Even if the probability of success is worse, the question is if the disparity is great enough
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by lmpostor 8y ago
If you pile enough shit, you can still build a mountain. All it takes is one and with the open-source nature and open ended time frame I believe it is inevitable, the question is "when". However I must say that I am more than like
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by lmpostor 8y ago
>This is not a manifestation of stupidity, I think it is motivated by distrust of authorities. I'm not seeing how those things are mutually exclusive.
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by lmpostor 8y ago
You're missing the point he just stated, the goal he described is appreciation. Creating your own appreciation in a specific context is the aforementioned skill, and finding it to be exhausting and unpleasant is reflective of not havin
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by lmpostor 8y ago
Lack of compelling statistical evidence that explicitly shows otherwise when taking into account different environmental and societal backgrounds. Sure that is a nearly impossible to accomplish considering how convoluted this equation is so
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by lmpostor 8y ago
That is excellent advice on an individual basis, but I don't think that is the point when the goal is to try and establish a broader perspective and evaluate a societal shift. I mean that is exactly what a manager tells you when they c
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by lmpostor 8y ago
4.87 and I don't tip.

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