naraga

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by naraga 3y ago
He is not a con. At least there is no indication yet.
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by naraga 3y ago
FWIW, CZ is (and was viewed as) a good actor in the industry. He did a lot of good not only for crypto adoption but for access to better fiat currencies for people in countries with hyper-inflating collapsing system. comparing him to SBF (
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by naraga 3y ago
This is not about free speech. Problem is algorithmically boosting hate.
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by naraga 3y ago
yet they still support it all. also, you dont want them to stick to some old tech. you want them to evolve and take the best from industry. imho, they are doing just that and they are very good at it.
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by naraga 3y ago
i've tried to "escape" .net ecosystem few times already. reason always was curiosity about pther ecosystems / languages. Ruby, Python, JS, Rust. i have returned every single time. from my point of view every other thing
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by naraga 3y ago
oh boy, this looks like an alchemy to me. on one hand one cant deny success of llm's on another we are shifting the responsibiliteis to non-deterministic fuzzy duck-taped functions.
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by naraga 3y ago
You are datapoint for them as well as a loaded gun they can use to shoot. If they own silicon under your hands they can do almost anything.
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by naraga 3y ago
I believe you can https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/deploying/sing...
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by naraga 3y ago
I did not know about this service. I just used it for bunch of videos i have in my "to watch list" which is basically pile of shame of material i never get to watch for reasons like questionable useful information density or in co
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by naraga 4y ago
Much easier to do this with uranium than silicon.
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by naraga 4y ago
.NET has Blazor, seen something similar in Rust. I believe there are tons of similar libs
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by naraga 4y ago
100%. after all the evil they did in the world i dont understand how are they able to retain so much talent working for them. do people dont give a f* about their impact to the world? many shake their heads after someone exposes engineering
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by naraga 4y ago
Why JVM > CLR?
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by naraga 4y ago
Exactly. This is inevitable imho. There is no way people will be ok to depend on few wall-gardened models.
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by naraga 4y ago
I think something of Seti@Home kind will come.
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by naraga 4y ago
Sure, yet, these people will mostly manage to escape. Have no doubt they all have few mils on side and they are ready to lie to themselves all sort of excuses to make them feel better spending them. Sam apparently "miss-labeled" s
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by naraga 4y ago
it is absolutely not. removes many inefficiencies. saying this as someone working in investment banking for years.
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by naraga 4y ago
Volatility is short term change in offer and demand. The fact the asset is held as reserve asset by many makes it less volatile over time. Monetary properties of gold and Bitcoin are very similar therefor makes it sound reserve asset. Gold
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by naraga 4y ago
Bukele is dictator and the way he is doing this (literally buying from his phone and bragging about it like a degen trader) is shameful. Yet it is a bet that very likely will turn out positively for the country (if he doesnt steal the money
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by naraga 4y ago
i really hate this analogy but if you want to avoid scams avoid internet. crypto, for whatever reason is treated as special while most are commited with all sorts of hacks or social engineering. on the other hand i do recognize this is an
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by naraga 4y ago
i believe eth (just like bitcoin before) has chosen 2nd layers as a primary scaling solution. which obviously affects compatibility of code across different 2nd layers. basically we are talking about futures years ahead.
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by naraga 4y ago
real crypto works just fine for millions. it is not problem of crypto that there are people falling for ponzis (not refering to Binance now). also, even quality of cefi exchanges like binance, coinbase, kraken, bitfinex has been outstandin
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by naraga 4y ago
PoS has nothing to do with fees being high or low.
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by naraga 4y ago
so, either trade on exchanges with Lighntning or pick the one at least in jurisdiction that gives you some kind of protection like if you held money for any other service / broker.
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by naraga 4y ago
not your keys not your coins. nothing to see here
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by naraga 5y ago
Also, Anders is Dane and Mads Torgersen (current C# lead designer) is Dane
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by naraga 5y ago
they are scared of bubble popping yet give away $320m. okay.
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by naraga 5y ago
More the better. Makes me sleep good at night knowing my money are secured by the wall of energy. Also, mining is competitive business and more miners every day going off-grid plugging to energy source that would have been otherwise straine
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by naraga 5y ago
on which layer? Bitcoin base layer has 7 TPS for which is able to guarantee its security properties. if you want to have fair comparison than maybe interbank settlements is close to what we are talking about. once we are talking about VISAs
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by naraga 5y ago
There's US MINT, then there is Canadian MINT, then there is China MINT, ... Bitcoin is fully autonomous system serving all layers (from settlement to Lightning payments) without thousands of expensive shiny buildings and state armies t

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