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by ricochet11 4y ago
as an fyi its hallucinated libraries for me when writing python code, importing things that dont exist.
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by ricochet11 4y ago
Working at a chinese university. Everyone (students and teachers) using chatgpt, officially openai don't let you access from china. but everyone has vpns, even the university internet is all behind a hong kong vpn (as google etc is use
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by ricochet11 4y ago
"The Sketchpad system makes it possible for a man and a computer to converse rapidly through the medium of line drawings. Heretofore, most interaction between men and computers has been slowed down by the need to reduce all communicati
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by ricochet11 4y ago
DPR == Dread Pirate Roberts == Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road operator)
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Winamp Adds Support for NFTs(forums.winamp.com)
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by ricochet11 4y ago
zk'ing machine learning. hide the inputs for privacy. https://0xparc.org/blog have a bunch of cool things like https://www.heyanon.xyz/ also the S part being succinct is useful without the zk parts too
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by ricochet11 4y ago
couldnt find this, but given the india connection at a guess probably something on polygon. there are other india anti-corruption uses on polygon too e.g. police complaints records https://twitter.com/firozabadpolice/s
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by ricochet11 4y ago
One little clarifier: You can unstake and stop running your validator, the exit-validator process already exists as it is necessary for slashing. What you cant do is withdraw exited ether until withdrawals are enabled.
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by ricochet11 4y ago
we have lots of decentralized exchanges: uniswap, paraswap, dydx, loopring, etc.... not sure why more people dont use them, perhaps fooled by the convenience/ marketing/ promotional lures of CEXs.
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by ricochet11 4y ago
Ben Edgingtons notes are good, its a work in progress but the anotated spec section i found interesting : https://eth2book.info/altair/ other than that https://ethereum-magicians.org/ and github.
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by ricochet11 4y ago
I am saying the rights of my sister and brothers, friends and colleagues are far more important to me than clamping down on north korean hackers. I would much rather live in a world where we are free to use tornado cash and maintain our pri
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by ricochet11 4y ago
First off, i like cash and try to do most transactions with cash. But in an increasingly computational world it seems useful, probably inevitable, that digital programmable money will play a bigger part in the future. So do we want p2p bord
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by ricochet11 4y ago
We should not have our rights removed because other people who break the law might also benefit from. We cannot have a free society if every decision is "Wont somebody think of the children" or "but the terrorists". Libe
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by ricochet11 4y ago
Beacuse they're charging more and using war as an excuse, pocketing the profits. BP, Shell, etc all making record profits this year. https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/bp-records-highest-p... https:&#x2
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by ricochet11 4y ago
85% of email is spam[1], but the remaining 15% is really useful and helps run the world. same in everything: probably 85% of songs i don't like, 10% i'll listen to, 5% is amazing. 85% of crypto is nonsense, 10% is interesting, 5%
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by ricochet11 4y ago
id take the bet that 10x more crime happens over WhatsApp chats than tor and ethereum combined
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by ricochet11 4y ago
From the analysis being shared around, ~10% of transactions via TC were from hacks, the rest the vast majority are individuals protecting their privacy. as in their human right to do. its a block of code that uses cryptography to hide in
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by ricochet11 4y ago
fwiw i found you can misspell words to get around the filters, e.g. try something like Dnoland Tmrump and see if it works
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by ricochet11 4y ago
I care about these things and i've been in crypto since before gavin coined web3. In fact most of the devs I know that started pre-2017 deeply care about these things. Many were around in the OWS groups back in the day, they transforme
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by ricochet11 4y ago
see the film "The Congress" where Robin Wright does exactly this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkDyKWKNeaE
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by ricochet11 4y ago
https://benjaminion.xyz/eth2-annotated-spec/phase0/beacon-ch...
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by ricochet11 4y ago
and ibm made machines to help do this as quickly as possible.
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by ricochet11 4y ago
theyve been telling us crypto has been melting down and bursting and dying for a many years, its still here. my bet is that itll still be here in ten years and theyll still be posting on buttcoin. seems much more interesting to explore, hac
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by ricochet11 4y ago
Not to be harsh, but as you are asking for feedback I will be critical for you in the hope it is helpful and honest. You come off a too strong. its off putting. This is general advice for selling a project, not just for crypto. Your link cl
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by ricochet11 4y ago
make some artwork or music, mint as nft via a gasless minting service. sell your nft work for eth. tornado cash eth. swap eth for wbtc, claim wbtc over bridge. its clunky but i actually think this is a pretty fun on ramp. im all for people
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by ricochet11 4y ago
> The move to proof-of-stake will only show that it will get worse. why? seems like an unrelated statement to your first line.
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by ricochet11 4y ago
this is the threat. not needing voiceover actors for your ads, not needing actors for stock videos, not needing musicians for a jingle. taking away the work and economy that gives you a place to start and keeps you fed. The support for some
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by ricochet11 4y ago
I strongly believe that ideas like culture, democracy, collaboration, opensource tech, and "doing the work" are stronger and more powerful forces than military enforcement. i dont think that for aesthetic reasons. It IS more robus
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by ricochet11 4y ago
this is really smart, one of those ideas that seems so obvious but i'd have never thought of it. i think the content moderation angle is pretty interesting to expand upon, a lot of livestream platforms have "if x is detected stop
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by ricochet11 4y ago
many of us choose crypto for this reason, it isnt backed by military force. it is backed by the work and collaboration and agreement of people all over the world.

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