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by noch 6y ago
> That is not a value most people care about. People in a free market pay for what they care about. To date, those who use Bitcoin have been happy to pay for the energy the network consumes. In the end, that is all that matters.
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> Somebody on a different thread estimated you could drive a Tesla down the whole California coastline for the energy used processing a single BTC transaction. Bitcoin energy consumption is not a function of the number of transactions .
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by noch 6y ago
> Inflating the supply of bitcoins is a value in a config file + buy-in from miners Please learn about how consensus rules work. "The consensus rules are the specific set of rules that all Bitcoin full nodes will unfailingly enforce
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Nearly all personal hardware wallet multisig setups are insecure(shiftcrypto.ch)
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Remote multisig theft attack on the Coldcard hardware wallet(shiftcrypto.ch)
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> Where would I go to verify this claim? Talk to the smartest and most accomplished engineers you can find in San Francisco and comparable locations. Ask them where they want to work. Talk to headhunters. Talking to the most capable and
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> Because investments should be stable and at least partially reliable as a backup plan - if Tesla goes bankrupt and ceases to exist then not only do you lose all your Tesla stocks, but you're also out of a job at the same time. Pre
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Tesla Bets $1.5B on Bitcoin in New Policy(bloomberg.com)
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> Musk is the world's richest person now, but he can't even help fund his employees' retirement Tesla provides all its employees with stock options[0] and has had one of the best performing stock prices in the market. Wh
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Learn Go with Tests(quii.gitbook.io)
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Practical Go(dave.cheney.net)
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Typesafe Enum Class Bitmasks in C++(strikerx3.dev)
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Who Secures Bitcoin?(medium.com)
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What-is: Important concepts in numerical analysis and related areas(github.com)
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Lessons Learned from Teaching over 500 Developers Or: Why You Should Level Up(jimmysong.medium.com)
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Stop Treading Water: Learning to Learn(youtube.com)
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Both Sides of the Bitcoin(grant-williams.com)
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How BIP39 Seed Words Work(observablehq.com)
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Blockchain Proof-of-Work Is a Decentralized Clock(grisha.org)
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> With [...] folks like yourself and myself writing posts about this kind of stuff Please could you link to some of the reverse engineering writing by you guys to which you're referring?
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Excellent! Thank you!
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A Decade of Lattice Cryptography (2016) [pdf](web.eecs.umich.edu)
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The Use of Knowledge in Society(fee.org)
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Proof-of-Work, the Fundamental Laws of Physics and Nature(medium.com)
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> [...] a system that incentivizes increasing energy consumption is not a sustainable solution. In fact, such a system is the only sustainable solution. Based on the history of human civilisation, your conclusion is false. The discovery
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The Last Word on Bitcoin's Energy Consumption(coindesk.com)
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The Last Word on Bitcoin's Energy Consumption(coindesk.com)
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Bitcoin in 2021(erisian.com.au)
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Strike Global(jimmymow.medium.com)
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Are Vegetables Good for You?(diagnosisdiet.com)
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