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2020 seems like it's ten years long
(graham.posthaven.com)
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monokh
6y ago
Hi HN, We developed this extension to overcome several key security and usability issues that exists with crypto wallets today. You can send, receive, interact with websites and exchange using an array of coins. All in the one wallet while
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The Liquality Multi-Chain Swap Wallet
(liquality.io)
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6y ago
This might be true for a service with a basic setup of providing the same address for deposits. If they did it the right way, they would provide a unique address each time. Such a list of addresses is only known to the key holder unless the
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Atomic Swap Between Bitcoin, Dai, and Ether: Liquality Is Live on Mainnet
(liquality.io)
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9y ago
Exactly. The difficult part of creating these kind of value systems isn't just providing more beneficial incentives. It's also about providing the right combination of incentives that remove (as much as possible) any malicious int
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Parity Multisig hack: A newbie accidentally pushing a red button
(medium.com)
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9y ago
You might be misunderstanding my position. I think IPFS is great and should be used. But this specific project is not really attending to any problems. It's in the core functionality of IPFS to be able to host a file and the http proxy
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monokh
9y ago
Yes it does. But I don't believe this app is using any actual seeding mechanisms of IPFS from a user perspective. Which is why i'm asking about where the nodes would be to make this distributed and decentralised. My guess is that
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9y ago
Sure, I guess the difference is, torrents have an inherent mechanism of becoming distributed. Once someone else has a whole/part of the file, they begin seeding immediately (unless stopped of course). In the case of this app, I just re
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9y ago
I'm trying to figure out how this would be decentralised. As far as I understand, merely hosting something on IPFS doesn't make it decentralised if there is only one node. - Where is my file hosted when I receive it? - Has your se
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Matching fat fingers for crypto gains
(monokh.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
Nice one. Have been looking everywhere for a block explorer that could be used on local instances. Still pretty dissapointed that etherscan isn't open source, would make local development a hell of a lot easier.
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monokh
9y ago
> See how the hash-chaining mechanism of a blockchain means that even a single corrupt or tampered-with block will invalidate the entire chain after it. Is that strictly required to understand that the entire chain is invalidated? Since
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Report Casts Doubt on Future of China's Bitcoin Exchanges
(coindesk.com)
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9y ago
But you'd rather go to the non AMP version which is 10x as bloated? It seems like the vision in your head is: AMP vs. Perfectly optimised site. In reality it's publishers who have built their main site over several years with mass
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monokh
9y ago
Oh I see. So low end devices in india which are predominantly android smart phones do not have the capacity to cache 500kb of frequently used JS? Reducing the overall page size of a given page doesn't help Optimizing rendering for cont
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monokh
9y ago
It is helping this when you consider all the JS is cached because they've visited an AMP page before.
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9y ago
So slow page load speed is a non problem and speeding up delivering content is not a solution? Whether you like it or not, if you search on Google, you are using THEIR platform and you are THEIR user. What they have determined is that their
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9y ago
AMP plugins are (supposedly) designed to be the fastest/lightweight/user-friendly implementation of a specific functionality. Yes, if all you consider by "bloat" is how many kilobytes of javascript you have on the page,
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Deleting files on your Mac without realising
(monokh.com)
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Why I'm starting my blog with plain old static html
(monokh.com)
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