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by meowkit 5y ago
Fixed - not quite, but yes, they no longer are using the winternitz one time signatures, and have deprecated the use of trinary compute logic.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Going along with the other reply to this comment, there are a select few individuals who can handle low/medium doses of sativa strains and be shockingly productive. I use it for focusing on purely creative works, but I definitely can’t
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by meowkit 5y ago
That’s the real point. For the author, me, or you to claim what most tech people think is ridiculous.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Tether is an application, not a core technology. Stablecoins would fit that quote. Tethers management is the problem - obfuscation and using other crypto as collateral instead of just USD.
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by meowkit 5y ago
I disagree with the characterization that the primary use is a scam. That’s like saying the primary use of email is to receive ads and phishing mail.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Did I say I did not find it deeply troubling?
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by meowkit 5y ago
> I'm pretty sure it's nothing but a pyramid scheme, but I always gave the enthusiasts the benefit of the doubt. So go find out? I’m quoting you here for the “pretty sure” part. Do a deep dive. I’be done deep dives on Bitcoin,
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by meowkit 5y ago
> for social control I think you’re reading way too deeply into this. You’re referring to the Tim Hunt quote linked? Everything is about control or manipulation - its implicit to the human condition.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Women are less likely to negotiate. Women are more likely to be the primary caretaker, causing them to often times leave the workforce early and lose out on valuable experience if they choose to return.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Eh money is trying to park itself somewhere. Maybe the founders sold this as a way to get dev telemetry data + a subscription.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Provide sources please. This post is full of odd conclusions and non-sequitors.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Being a video streaming alternative seems antithetical to the whole code repository thing. Smart thing to do would be to take a vertical chunk of hacker/dev/bug fix content that youtube has neglected over the years.
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32 ETH was set when it cost much less. That can always be changed if the number or validators is not sufficient to decentralize the network.
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by meowkit 5y ago
Important to note that anyone who holds ETH gains if the price goes up. I salute you Sherlock.
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by meowkit 5y ago
But that doesn’t mean all of those validators will be in the same voting committee, or that any of them will be selected to propose a new block. Many of you in this thread need to read up on how the staking is designed to work.
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by meowkit 5y ago
This is a really weak argument. The better argument is we shouldn’t tell people how to use energy they purchase and to tax consumption of it. > innovation will take place and more energy will be developed. This has way too many assumptio
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by meowkit 5y ago
Can you explain what “sitting on your ass” means? I thought you had to maintain a validator?
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by meowkit 5y ago
In the future I think smart contracts will be standardized - these kinds of things won’t happen unless you’re trying something new. If that’s the case there will probably be services/testnets to properly vet it before launching on a ma
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by meowkit 5y ago
>Basically it will make rich richer and more centralized. So PoW doesn't have this problem? It costs money to run mining hardware and supply electricity. The more valuable a PoW coin is, the greater incentive there is to run more ha
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by meowkit 5y ago
> due to the attitude that able bodied people should have to work for a living. This reads as though this shouldn’t be the case. People need to contribute to society, and not everyone will be an artist or pursue their passion if freed fr
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by meowkit 5y ago
The views outlined in this article are rooted in postmodern Critical Theory [0] > non-scientific opinion That's because CT has come to be skeptical of science (Or at least science that doesn't support CT's assumptions). Sc
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by meowkit 5y ago
I did a deep dive with a friend of mine (we’re both OS engineers) and its going to be a hell of a cookie to crack. There is a literal virtual tumbler built into the transaction protocol called ring signatures. Stealth addresses (an addition
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by meowkit 5y ago
Anti trust is defanged unless the target steps on the legislatures toes. Accountability is kind of old fashioned in the modern world if I had to opine.
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Character assassinations without providing links or other material are a net negative and are not going to convince most people you’re right.
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Uh is shutting down in September short notice? Regardless I looked into the internals/source code for it (I work there) - and it seems to be cold storage for the workbench and not blockchain support as a whole. Right now it makes more
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by meowkit 5y ago
Because layer 2 is nebulous. You’ll have to look up the transactions for each ERC20 token with volume. Volume is much higher than the base chain, but we are still waiting on rollups and sharding to supercharge TPS.
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Obviously they don’t need subsidies. But economics works on incentives. Problem is these incentives are discontinuous and can change on a dime. You can accelerate a change by aligning incentives. Chip manufacturing is important for produc
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If instagram is a model, then its already started. My feed is basically just guitars/bass/drums and motorcycles. There are these instagram pages who “promote” other pages who pay them. Once the creator is large enough they can dec
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Anecdote: Started supplementing with NMN and NAD+ after coming across David Sinclair’s research and book. I injured my knee in a motorcycle high side, and seemed to develop chronic osteoarthritis in the joint. For 2 years I had dealt with t
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Well it did tone down the aggressive argumentation, shill shrieking, negative behavior, etc. in the subreddit. At the cost of what you already stated. People are being more performative and excessively positive/empathetic/comedic

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