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mudlus
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mudlus
5y ago
Here's how you defeat Bitcoin: code a client that a majority of the network uses that changes the consensus protocol to what you think is a good idea. If you don't want to do that, and you want to wax poetic about shitcoins being
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mudlus
5y ago
All hail Plex and torrents.
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mudlus
5y ago
This chart is nice, but you need to include the difficulty of the algorithm (difficulty to attack), the size of the blockchain (hard for anyone except rich people to participate if you need a server farm just to verify a transaction), devel
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mudlus
5y ago
Poorly regulated casino for the information age.
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mudlus
5y ago
God I hope they abandon this.
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mudlus
6y ago
I suspect this is using GPT-3 or something
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mudlus
6y ago
Same here, had to switch off of Firefox
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mudlus
6y ago
When and how do _you_ decide when it's a good time to interrupt a dev on your team, though?
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mudlus
6y ago
"Nowadays, this idea has a dramatic name: Spaceship Earth. And the idea there is that outside the spaceship, the universe is implacably hostile, and inside is all we have, all we depend on, and we only get the one chance: if we mess up
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mudlus
6y ago
With all do respect, "connect corporate IT to Ethereum" is the most depressing thing I've read all day. Enjoy socialism for the rich.
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mudlus
6y ago
It would be infinitely easy to do this with Bitcoin, you could have and all anonymous all remote workforce. Wait, that's already how open source works for the most part.
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mudlus
6y ago
Bitcoin is never down
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mudlus
6y ago
If that happens you're worried about Bitcoin? lol Besides, the algorithm in question here is Shor's algorithm, it WILL be used to break some basic encryption. If Satoshi is dead, his coins will be hacked (they are old P2PK outputs
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mudlus
6y ago
Perhaps Bitcoin is a decentralized consciousness: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26217834
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mudlus
6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26213693 If America is conscious, it stands to reason that Bitcoin is it's offspring
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6y ago
There's no energy index for the US military industrial complex, the entire US police force--but the primacy of fiat is based on the ability of an authority (for most of the world an authoritarian regime) to protect property through vio
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mudlus
6y ago
This is the only relevant thread in this ongoing class war.
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6y ago
Buy Bitcoin
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mudlus
6y ago
Moral Panic FUD
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mudlus
6y ago
Coinbase sucks for other reasons besides racism and libertarian ideals that suddenly are complacent with authoritarianism when it involves property law. Ask any libertarian like Brian Armstrong if they want to defund the police. Coinbase be
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6y ago
The purpose of science is not prediction. The purpose of science is to find better deeper explanations for reality. The key to the experiment was this: "Initial studies at the time seemed to suggest psychedelic drugs that activate 5-hy
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6y ago
It definitely was wrong about being digital cash, but it may provide the basis currency for an economy which has a form of cash. Bitcoin could be your savings account, and then there are a plethora of options for consumers directly using th
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6y ago
Now that Rails has StimuluseReflex / ActionCable (which is kind of an additional learning curve), it's got some incredible potential. I was skeptical of WebPacker at first, too, but also have grown to love it.
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mudlus
6y ago
The better comparison was the zaibatsu (which was actually legitimized by the emperor [a Shinto God] at the time)
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mudlus
6y ago
Funny this was like the day before this article about how banks have corrupted the governance of the world came out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24535241 I thought banks were the enemy of Bitcoin? Guess it's m
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6y ago
Still tons of misunderstanding in this space. The financial system is supposed to have regulations that protect everyone in an economy. But, what they've ended up doing over the years is only applying to small players and retail (every
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6y ago
Comprehension follows perception
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6y ago
This is pretty dated. Segwit has been implemented. The lightning network is growing. No mention of sidechains like Liquid. No mention of Taproot. Satoshi is great proof that you don't need to know everything to understand something eno
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6y ago
It's not a company, it's the a virtual state.
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6y ago
Was just thinking this as I liked it.
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