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by onelastjob 6y ago
Privacy in Nano is something the Nano team is interested in, but I'm not sure how close they are to implementing it.
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Yes, the initial distribution was the only time Nano could be minted. Additional Nano will never be minted. Nano uses something called ORV (open representative voting). If you hold Nano, you can delegate the voting weight of your Nanos to a
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Hard to say exactly what the effect of regulators cracking down on Tether will actually be. If Tether gets delisted from exchanges and isn't redeemable for USD, then obviously Tether holders will get burned. But what effect exactly wil
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by onelastjob 6y ago
True. With render farms, when they say X minutes or hours per frame, they mean the time it takes 1 render node to render 1 frame. Of course, they will have lots of render nodes working on a shot at once.
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by onelastjob 6y ago
I think for the NGO to accept donations of greater than $5,000 from an individual, the NGO would have to agree not participate in political campaigning in any way.
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by onelastjob 6y ago
The USA needs a law that limits individuals to only donating something like $5,000 per person to any political campaign entity such as PACs, Super PACs, and political campaigns. Companies should not be able to contribute anything, only citi
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Blueprints in Unreal Engine is a good example of no-code that works well.
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by onelastjob 6y ago
The "focus" feature in Hubs is terrible. There needs to be a way to focus (aka view in full screen) on something without having to hold down the f key. If screen sharing was as good as it is in Zoom, Hubs could actually be a Zoom
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by onelastjob 6y ago
If execs at Ebay wanted to silence an ecommerce blog, why didn't they just form a shell company and use that shell company to buy the blog and then shut it down. As terms of the sale, they could have had the owners of the blog agree no
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by onelastjob 6y ago
I agree. I think four 5 or 6 hour days would be the best and would actually be very productive, probably even more productive than the current 40 hour week. I think it's realistic for an employee to put in a solid five hours of focused
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by onelastjob 6y ago
In the article he says he'd be up for 4 days in the office and 1 day work from home after covid. These CEOs just can't let go of the 5 day work week. It's so frustrating. 5 day work weeks don't leave enough time for empl
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by onelastjob 6y ago
I'd be interested to know more about your proposal to solve the precomputed work attack vector. Also, I think if you can easily create an attack that would DDOS network, you should absolutely try it on the Nano test net. That's wh
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Nano implemented Dynamic Proof-of-Work in V19 to mitigate spam attacks causing congestion on the network [1]. When the network gets congested due to a spam attack (or other reasons) the PoW required to send a transaction is dynamically rais
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by onelastjob 6y ago
What would a consistency guarantee look like for a cryptocurrency? A whitepaper? If so, Nano's whitepaper can be found here (though I've heard it needs to be updated) https://content.nano.org/whitepaper/Nano_W
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by onelastjob 6y ago
I meant I don't know what specifically they meant by "consistency guarantee". Does that mean a double spend? Or a 51% attack? The Nano main net has been running since 2015 without any double spend incidents or a 51% attack.
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Each Nano account is its own blockchain. These accounts interacting form the block lattice. So it's not as though there are competing block lattices in Nano. In Bitcoin there can be a sidechain that can overtake the main chain (if the
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Currently, Nano is like Bitcoin in terms of privacy. So Nano is not private. However, the Nano devs are interested in adding privacy, if possible. This quote is supposedly from Colin LeMahieu in 2017 "I love the concept of privacy in t
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by onelastjob 6y ago
A security audit of Nano was completed by Red4Sec in July of 2019. You can find an overview of the audit here[1] and the full Red4Sec report here[2]. "Red4Sec has been able to determine that the overall security level of the asset is o
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Nano refers to their system as a block lattice rather than a blockchain. For just transferring value between users, a block lattice seems to be superior to a single blockchain like Bitcoin in terms of scalability, free transactions, and tra
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Merchants using Nano for transactions will not have to pay credit card processing fees. This will save them a significant amount of money. They will thus have an incentive to run a representative (a full node) that voting weight can be dele
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Colin Lemahieu set out to solve at lot of the problems that Bitcoin suffers from by creating Nano (nano.org). He did this by having each account have its own blockchain, rather than using one blockchain for all transactions. The result is N
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by onelastjob 6y ago
For transfers on the smaller side, I'd have a look at https://massive.io/ I've done a fair bit of looking into options for sending files online and I like their pricing model a lot because it is purely usage based
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by onelastjob 6y ago
This author is way behind the times. Bitcoin is obsolete. Nano (nano.org) is what the author should be looking at as the future of p2p digital currency. Nano transactions are feeless and take under 1 second, fully confirmed. If you send 1 N
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by onelastjob 6y ago
In my opinion, the biggest issue with nuclear energy is that you have to trust the competency of both the companies running the plants and the governments of the countries those plants exist in. The Fukushima disaster is a good example. The
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by onelastjob 6y ago
I don't follow. My advice is that OP sit on their cash until the next crash happens. Then they should buy up stock and rental property. Before the crash, if they don't want to keep everything in cash, they could buy some gold whic
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Wait for the next crash and then buy up stocks and rental properties (apartment buildings) at a discount. See 2008 for reference. While you are waiting for the crash, you could put some of your cash into gold, which will do well when the US
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by onelastjob 6y ago
I think JumpStartRails.com offers a lot of what you are looking for https://jumpstartrails.com/
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience with Go and Ruby/Rails. I have been a little concerned about putting in a lot of time into learning Rails, since I get the feeling that web dev might be heading more towards Go in the future. If the l
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by onelastjob 6y ago
I didn't realize I'd have to recompile Golang code after every change. That's good to know. Thanks!
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by onelastjob 6y ago
Thanks! This info is very helpful!

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