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martindale
8y ago
XRP is created from thin air, same as the fiat a cryptocurrency is supposed to replace. That's how it provides "Instant Liquidity".
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martindale
8y ago
Hear hear! The commons belong to us all.
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martindale
8y ago
Brave's strategy of replacing ads with other ads isn't going to do anyone any good. They could've used payment channels to build a content distribution network, but alas...
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martindale
8y ago
This is pretty similar to our project, Fabric: https://fabric.fm — different tech stack, but similar name and seemingly project goals. Should we add you to the list of "other Fabrics" [0]? [0]: https://gith
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martindale
8y ago
If you don't hold the keys, you don't own the money!
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martindale
9y ago
Maki 0.3 will include components from Fabric: https://fabric.fm — automatically available to anyone upgrading from 0.2. :)
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9y ago
Title is sensationalism. Actual paper title is "A Quantitative Analysis of the Impact of Arbitrary Blockchain Content on Bitcoin" — see also Illegal Numbers [0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_num
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9y ago
It's correct for full nodes, which is the point.
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9y ago
Here's an up-to-date comparison of Bitcoin and Ethereum's cumulative blockchain size: http://bc.daniel.net.nz/
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Updates on Confidential Transactions efficiency
(lists.linuxfoundation.org)
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9y ago
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martindale
9y ago
Reading the article now, but I can tell you that this is almost certainly false.
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9y ago
This is absurd and hyperbolically incorrect; fees in Bitcoin are calculated per-byte of the transaction's size (and in BTC, no less!), so even if the cost of a transaction was that high, the price in USD would be misleading — with the
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9y ago
Neat! I'd love to see your work, as I'm working on something very similar right now. Maybe we can collaborate?
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Cryptographically-Blinded Asset Issuance on a Blockchain
(blockstream.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
> a 5x return with no risk to them There's something strange going on here. What software do you produce?
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Machine Learning Overlay on Tesla Video [video]
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
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I Peeked into My Node_Modules Directory and You Won’t Believe What Happened Next
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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martindale
10y ago
Just use Web Workers and let the OS do the scheduling.
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GitHub Primer, a CSS toolkit
(github.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Take, for example, the Asset Issuance Element [1]. Not only could the currency become a tradable asset, but individual items and mobs in shops could be tracked as digital assets as well. There is much opportunity for expansion with a side
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10y ago
Eric Martindale here with Blockstream! Let us know if you need any help setting up a sidechain for this. It makes a lot of sense for your use-case.
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Minecraft Server with a Bitcoin-denominated monetary system
(bitquest.co)
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Mark Zuckerberg Keynote F8
(facebook.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
True privacy is (probably) coming to Bitcoin in the form of Confidential Transactions [1], a new construction of Pedersen Commitments and Range Proofs, as combined with some number of other mechanisms (such as CoinJoin). [1]: https:/&
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Vintage 1960's Cap'N Crunch Bo'Son Whistle Blue Phone Phreaker
(ebay.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Oh my. I'll take five.
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11y ago
I've been working on exactly this mission over the past several years in a framework I'm calling Maki: https://maki.io We're approaching our 0.3 release, which will provide the minimum viable framework for develop
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11y ago
I'm building something like this for in-browser Javascript, but in a larger context. We're not ready for public consumption yet, but: https://fabric.fm
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11y ago
I wrote something really cool and the application failed to register my typing after about three minutes. Lost my work.
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11y ago
Don't be so sure. This will push the client authentication problem further up the stack.
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