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by r32a_ 8y ago
If he is a brilliant engineer then he probably has done his research on that matter and has come to this conclusion. If he had no idea or at least wasn't informed enough he probably wouldn't comment on it.
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by r32a_ 8y ago
@Vjeux has denied this.... Also Facebook Marketplace is built with RN
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by r32a_ 8y ago
I find that creating a regime and structure is the only way to be able to work remotely in a sustainable way. I have work hours and none work hours. I have a work out routine that makes me wake up early in the morning, which in turn makes m
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by r32a_ 8y ago
Proof of work system. Require your clients to perform some amount of computation to do a request. Something like this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/work-token
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by r32a_ 8y ago
Thanks for picking that up! I agree with you, we are exploring allowing law professionals join to become professional mediators and of course be compensated for their services. The mediators could be spread around the world and they can eve
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by r32a_ 8y ago
Correct. During a dispute, there is no way around human intervention, unless A.I evolves to that point. As it stands we just handle processing of multi-sig contracts
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by r32a_ 8y ago
We are aware of the price volatility issue, this problem is widespread in all of crypto. There are ways around this issue this issue. We are currently only doing fixed price contracts. However, it is possible to create other types of contra
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by r32a_ 8y ago
This is an example contract proposal. Contractors must login to place a bid on this contract with their public key. Real contracts on the application have very thorough proposals. This is just a proof of concept.
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by r32a_ 8y ago
Pay to script hash https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Pay_to_script_hash https://www.soroushjp.com/2014/12/20/bitcoin-multisig-the-ha...
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by r32a_ 8y ago
Currently, Bitcoin has been operating fine for almost a decade and with a massive bounty for anyone that can break its system. Technically you can still build a lot with Bitcoin's limited scripting language. The lightning network being
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by r32a_ 8y ago
Thanks. Will do! :)
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The contract proposal is entered by the contract owner, in a regular text field, we also allow you to submit attachments (PDF) As for the Bitcoin transactions, it is multi-sig 2/2 then a multi-sig 2/3
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This application doesn't make the current legal system obsolete! I don't envision anyone using Stochastic to do a multi-million dollar contract at least for the foreseeable future! We are not doing an ICO, we are not even holding
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by r32a_ 8y ago
You are correct! Technically every Bitcoin transaction is a smart contract, the language of the contract is Bitcoin Script (Forth-like, stack-based language, https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Script ). Currently, we are only u
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by r32a_ 8y ago
We are also exploring to let the contractor and project owner decide who the mediator is. Our goal is to make tools and services around Bitcoin that showcase some of it's features. There is more to Bitcoin than just HODL and trading.
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We want to help tame the randomness :)
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We will do our best to resolve any possible dispute, it is in our best interest that all parties are happy with the outcome of a dispute so they come back to use the application.
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Example Contract: https://stochastic.xyz/contract/5afcd83c45d61c3b7457c7e0
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Stochastic – Create and manage contracts backed by Bitcoin(stochastic.xyz)
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It will never happen, iMessage is one of the network effects of Apple/iPhone ecosystem.
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I remember back in early 2000s getting premium satellite tv for free was as easy as just installing a firmware on your STB. Eventually, the encryption got too hard and expensive to crack, so regular hackers stopped working on firmwares.
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How are people surprised by this? If Cryptocurrencies become huge, these banks will just buy up crypto companies and also point their resources at building cryptocurrency applications. They are in the business of making money. If they can m
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by r32a_ 8y ago
I agree, I've been using Gitlab and it has been very unreliable. It has become too bloated.
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by r32a_ 8y ago
I don't get why they say pied piper is decentralized and a "new open internet" when pied piper is building it and is closed source
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by r32a_ 9y ago
I didnt know this. thanks
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The DAO
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by r32a_ 9y ago
I don't want bitcoin to go up, because it attracts the wrong type of people. Bitcoin should go up when the technology is ready to handle the increase in demand. As it stands right now it's not ready yet. If people want to store th
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by r32a_ 9y ago
It's about aligning your expectations. Do you know how the Bitcoin Core operates? They are extremely conservative. If you want Move fast and break things, then Bitcoin is not for you.
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by r32a_ 9y ago
Short sighted. How will Eth survive without Vitalik? Bitcoin has already passed that test.
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by r32a_ 9y ago
They have invested much more in alt coins than they have in Bitcoin.

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