plebianRube

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by plebianRube 5y ago
Technically half true, they share the processing load of guessing the next valid block, and then share the profit when the one piece of hardware finally guessed it.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
I believe the Canadian maple series of gold and silver coins have some face value, and you can spend them like that if you wish. 1oz gold = 50CAD FV, and 1oz Silver = 5CAD if I'm not mistaken. However when you try to bring them across
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by plebianRube 5y ago
This hits a little too close to truth.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Yes, they will enter a Defi contract for the few seconds it takes to send the lightning payment. They will scalp fractions of fractions of a cent, making them wealthier beyond their wildest dreams. Try harder.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Gopher was my intro to the internet. Coming from BBSs it was very natural. I loved Gopher and I am happy to see it's ideology progress to the next evolutionary step. I am aware that that the protocol still exists, but I'm hoping G
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by plebianRube 5y ago
They do try that route it seems. I remember when Siri was an app and it got pulled.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
>developers are not incentivized or even encouraged to gain broader knowledge of how their systems work This is the crux of the problem. Coding in isolation. Replies of 'It's java, it should work anywhere' etc. The other g
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Soon after implementation, I feel that companies would like to reduce pay as well. Maybe not by 20%, but it's an easy way to increase profitability.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Officially it's less. But you simply just keep stripping out items from the CPI basket when they make it move it too much.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
What happens for families with children under 12 who want to travel by train or air? I didn't see anything specific mentioned for this unvaccinated group.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Why would I spend an hour each way on any train to go to a meeting when I can do it remote without even having to put on pants?
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by plebianRube 5y ago
That 99% goes down using it in northen winter climate, or rural areas.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
However, it's kind of genius if you think about it, that tesla has people paying 10k a pop to test their software and collect data for them.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Let's say you bougt in 2018, the website very clearly stated that FSD would be available by the end of that year, and that the car already contained all of the hardware necessary for FSD. FSD has been about to be available by the end o
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Not with a bang, but with a whimper, huh? Rage against the dying of the light, my friend.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
You'll never guess what #1 is. Click here to find out!
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by plebianRube 5y ago
In conclusion, the Yeti shart of 2022 will contain no more logs. I breathed a sigh of relief when I read that final post.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
For the best these people are victims of the blub paradox, but for financial systems. Blub paradox: (programming) The situation where a programmer (financial participant) sees less powerful programming languages (finacial sustems) than tho
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Mind posting your math so we can check your claim?
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by plebianRube 5y ago
It is presently 0% as of March 2020 https://www.investopedia.com/terms/r/requiredreserves.asp
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by plebianRube 5y ago
I was dying with laughter. Love the helpful chat box which takes forever to drop, the helpful popup telling you to hurry up with an option to lock it where you'd expect an ok, and the expand button where you would expect the close butt
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Broadly speaking, more signed messages can get you more points on the curve you're trying to guess. https://www.cs.umd.edu/~amchilds/teaching/w08/l03.pdf May help if you're actually interested. Edit
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Permissioned legacy technology is not advanced. The stronger, harder money wins. Good luck with your guess.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Try actually reading it's aplication to eliptix curve cryptography. No really. Come back when all the bitcoin are belong to you.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Weird Lightning works perfect for me, every time I use it. Low fees instant transactions. Maybe the trouble is in your trolling?
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Check yourself.All progress was 'wasteful' with resources at one time. And yes, bitcoin is progress.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Yes, with major caveats - knowing the public key and having 100s of messages signed by corresponding private key. Nowadays people only expose their public key one time per transaction, and never reuse their address. So to steal coins, not o
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by plebianRube 5y ago
No, same timeline they state every year - FSD by the end of the year.
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by plebianRube 5y ago
Why not just promote ads based on their conversations like everyone else?
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by plebianRube 5y ago
There is no 'smoking gun' but you will never see one without the fog of propaganda cast over it. https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2021/06/the-lab-leak-theory-...

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