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mhluongo
9y ago
Thank you! Only those with a short memory equate money exclusively with government.
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mhluongo
9y ago
... who are often the best early investors :)
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mhluongo
9y ago
The company wants values. You want time. It's a relationship for mutual benefit.
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mhluongo
9y ago
I'm not sure what your comment has to do with mine... I just know that to conservatively report, Coinbase includes withdrawals that are still in cryptocurrency as sales. You see why that might be a tax issue I imagine
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mhluongo
9y ago
It is. Coinbase has to consider all withdrawals for these purposes as sales, IIRC. It's not just reporting gains
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mhluongo
9y ago
Yes, the initial request was a fishing expedition in direct contradiction of IRS rules on the matter. Here's prior discussion in lieu of a proper citation [0]. [0] - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13007310
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9y ago
whoosh
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9y ago
> If it's on Ethereum, it's not decentralised. You didn't mention it not being a blockchain. Words matter. I think the fork was a mistake as well, but that doesn't make something centralized.
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mhluongo
9y ago
You can he decentralized and mutable...
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mhluongo
9y ago
That certainly depends- Ethereum didn't sell equity and investors in the pre-sale did very well.
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mhluongo
9y ago
There's a private whitepaper floating around.
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mhluongo
9y ago
Recovering Bitcoin maximalist here. Recall Ethereum has second layer solutions as well.
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mhluongo
9y ago
Language isn't prescriptive, get over it.
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mhluongo
9y ago
Or the same, or gasp lower?.. The STEM condescension is pretty intense here.
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mhluongo
9y ago
IIRC Datomic is open-source, just not freely licensed? Bitcoin is also definitely an open-source immutable database ;) EDIT: Maybe not, wow.
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Not sure why this is getting down voted. It's true- Ethereum is still based on PoW, and hasn't started the transition to PoS (Casper's FFG is still in dev).
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9y ago
The EVM is the runtime, not the language. WASM would be great though. A couple new projects are using it (eg Dfinity)
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9y ago
Duh, Viper is what I meant- thanks :)
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9y ago
Yep, anyone interested in taking a crack can write a language that compiles down to the Low-level Lisp-like Language (LLL) intermediate lang. There are a couple projects working on it (eg Viper), though many seems to prefer starting a new b
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9y ago
You can bootstrap a Sybil-resistant system using PoW or some other method. This is one building block.
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mhluongo
9y ago
Publicly verifiable randomness is possible without relying on astronomical events. Check out threshold relay by the Dfinity team (which we're porting to Ethereum), or RandHound and RandHerd [1]. 1 - https://eprint.iacr.org&#
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They do! But usually they get shifted elsewhere. While he was working on this post James and I discussed how PoS might yield stronger incentives to DoS rivals and get an advantage, since some of these other optimizations (attacks? Unclear)
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9y ago
You should always think about how your investors can help you, and ask them for it. It's about engagement, sure. But it's also about realizing that you need to better leverage your network and supporters. Investors can't help
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9y ago
Gitcoin already exists :) https://gitcoin.co/
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9y ago
Neither of those is true, lol
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9y ago
... the PR would do that as well
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Part of this position is to help take us cross-currency.
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9y ago
Fold | San Mateo, CA | Software Engineer | ONSITE & REMOTE | Full-time | $120k-180k with equity Fold is a cryptocurrency company backed by a number of well-known investors in the space. We have opportunities across our flagship payment
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9y ago
Some exchanges use Blockstream's Liquid federated sidechain to do inter-exchange settlement. Agreed though, payment channels have been around a long time.
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9y ago
Ryan X. Charles at Yours comes to mind. Many technical founders of Bitcoin co's were behind SegWit2x, which flamed out spectacularly, and some are switching to Bitcoin Cash- eg Stephen Pair of BitPay.
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