mattwilsonn888

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by mattwilsonn888 5y ago
Have you never used a block explorer, or do you just not understand how blockchain works? I fully agree there are weird insider deals based on allocations and premines - but that's all fully auditable, and if it isn't, that says a
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by mattwilsonn888 5y ago
You are myopic in your comparison. "Most of the stake isn't for sale." Well if we are fantasizing about huge pools of capital shelling out the money necessary to get enough mining equipment for a majority hash rate, there is
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by mattwilsonn888 5y ago
This is one of the biggest reasons I like Cardano. It's written in Haskell and its contract language is functional and heavily inspired - meaning that code gets many of the functional benefits: it is more concise, more readable, less p
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by mattwilsonn888 5y ago
cope
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
I consider my strongest strength communication, and explaining hard concepts in ways anyone can understand. I don't consider myself knowledgeable in something until I can do such an explanation. Location: Central California Remote
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
>> no good argument or replacement for this Should be: >> no good argument against, or replacement for this
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
Yes, and the selective bail outs and inflation which favor the rich are just the opposite!
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
Arguing from the conclusion, are we?
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
Security is not usually the main use case of a service, but a necessary feature of one. Bitcoin can do many things, and its main use case right now is store of wealth, so with your examples you've demonstrated you don't understand
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
This is a massive and common misunderstanding. Publishing a block is NOT voting on its validity. Every node, regardless of stake accrued 'votes' (the correct word is 'chooses') independently of the validity of blocks jus
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
Its surely reasonable to argue that btc isn't practical, but not real? That's a bit schizophrenic.
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
Thanks for any thought out responses. Trying to snag a junior position just a bit less wide eyed.
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What are the skills you might only learn 'on the job' in your profession?
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by mattwilsonn888 6y ago
It's a bit of a strange comment. One could certainly argue that in a proof of stake system a dynamic naturally exists where those who stake more earn more, and can stake more to earn more to stake more... The thing is though is you cou