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by maaku 11y ago
It's official: we're living in the future.
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by maaku 11y ago
Don't know, nobody lived to tell about it.
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by maaku 11y ago
Actually this is a case of people claiming to be Satoshi and signing with back-dated, fraudulent keys.
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by maaku 11y ago
"i was told not to moderate for signal-to-noise" I am not a moderator, but that was my impression (and hope) for how the moderators would act. To determine what is signal and what is noise would be to inject subjectivity into th
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by maaku 11y ago
I think rejecting it would have been the wrong action. On what grounds?
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by maaku 11y ago
Which key is that? He never used PGP...
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by maaku 11y ago
Satoshi never signed anything ever. How would a signature from a key Satoshi never used prove anything?
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by maaku 11y ago
Motivated reasoning is a thing.
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by maaku 11y ago
We don't. (And don't want to know.)
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Satoshi: “I am not Craig Wright. We are all Satoshi.”(lists.linuxfoundation.org)
47 points by maaku 11y ago|33 comments
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by maaku 11y ago
It is also the scientists who are right...
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by maaku 11y ago
I was not talking about Dorian.
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by maaku 11y ago
And you've missed the point where lives have been ruined and people could potentially be killed as a result of this nonsense.
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by maaku 11y ago
"Aplets and Cotlets" is exactly what I always though Turkish Delights would taste like from the books.. and something I really enjoy myself once I had the chance to try it. I'm a little confused about TFA...
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by maaku 11y ago
I'm not sure what you mean? I literally just ate at one in Hong Kong, and last week saw several in Taipei...
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by maaku 11y ago
I disagree, but let's say you are right. Then that model does outperform the market, no?
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by maaku 11y ago
Then why hasn't Coca Cola been sucked dry? That does not describe Berkshire Hathaway at all.
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by maaku 11y ago
Explain Berkshire Hathaway for me then, please.
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by maaku 11y ago
I just coded an algorithm due to Dijkstra yesterday. His influence is very much alive...
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by maaku 11y ago
I'm pretty sure you just illustrated my point.
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by maaku 11y ago
I'll give you a hint: they run customs.
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by maaku 11y ago
These things get carried forward culturally. The modern Jewish experience is very much rooted in the Holocaust, and the fear that it might happen again at any time. The Holocaust was not the first, or even the largest such pogrom -- note th
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by maaku 11y ago
While I sympathize with your viewpoint, perhaps I can shed some clarity on the other side. The concern is not feelings getting hurt, but rather physical security as a person of minority status. This is something that a white heterosexual mi
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by maaku 11y ago
Isn't supposed to happen. It would be a break of AES if it were to be shown to be possible. However it would mean that such a break would be instantly exploitable, rather than having defense in depth by requiring multiple independent f
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by maaku 11y ago
That's not a reason not to care in advance of trying something dangerous...
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by maaku 11y ago
Or any kind of personal business you wanted to keep private? E.g. ever parked in front of Planned Parenthood?
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by maaku 11y ago
When they are allowed to, yes.
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by maaku 11y ago
These banks aren't talking about _Bitcoin_ block chain.
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by maaku 11y ago
GPS signals are weak. You simply jam them.
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by maaku 11y ago
Yes, it's covered in world history classes in the U.S. at least.

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