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by siwatanejo 3y ago
For the bike use-case OsmAnd might be better, as other replies in this HN entry suggest.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
I think David Fowler has been the engineer lead for this effort. If you google green threads and .NET you will find relevant content from him.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Why? The Twitter thread has also some interesting comment(er)s.
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An update on the green thread experiment for .NET(twitter.com)
33 points by siwatanejo 3y ago|12 comments
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
You're talking about capital-gains tax generated from the appreciation of cryptocurrency (only if you sell it). There's no tax for sitting on your cryptocurrency alone.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
What part of my comment did you miss? I already mentioned government-related stuff. Cryptocurrency is not government related.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
> One day maybe TBH, I doubt it. Don't get me wrong, I sympathize with your values. Heck, I'm even called 'woke' by most people around me. Yet I understand that in this day in age, thanks to cryptocurrency, money is a
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Heh, I remember when Oracle bought Sun too. Suddenly the team working on Linux accessibility (namely the Orca project) vanished.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
> A well designed brainwallet is perfectly fine and safe Especially if the brainwallet adds a salt, which is maybe the problem that the previous poster was referring to. Brainwallets that don't add a salt are definitely a risk.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
I'm still kinda surprised that no novel from Neal have become films or TV shows yet.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Ok, maybe Clover is better? https://www.getapp.com/website-ecommerce-software/a/stripe/c... Although Square/Block has more stars than Clover... mmm https://www.getapp.com/website-ecommerc
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
By "European" you mean it doesn't support American credit cards?
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
> since you now have two providers that could potentially ban you But less chances that they both ban you roughly at the same time. So if A bans you, you move to B and start integrating C. Once you have integration with C ready, you then
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Ok true, maybe I don't explain it very well; this guy does better than me: https://www.onceinaspecies.com/p/the-crypto-catch-22-why-bit...
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Anyone used Block (previously Square) as an alternative to Stripe?
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Because plural of the word cryptocurrency is a contradiction. You start to get it, son.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
My point is that 10 years down the line I'm sure you could come back to this and understand why you were so wrong. (If you want to save some years of cluelessness, maybe read this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Oh no, another one of those tinfoil hats BCashers that think that Blockstream has taken over the BTC-Core team, when it's not the case (see https://s3.cointelegraph.com/storage/uploads/view/acd600e03b...
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
No. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36952101
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
That is the silliest point of all, because the concept of fiat currency is inherently associated with its plurality (given that fiat currencies are born out of countries, and there are many countries), but cryptocurrency, as a concept, came
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
I wish there was a similar feature in HN as the one I get with https://twitter.com/RemindMe_OfThis
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
It is impossible to create a decentralized cryptocurrency because it has already been created.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Anything other than bitcoin is centralized. (BTW, ETH is PoS so it's inherently centralized despite the number of validators.)
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Try archive.is: https://archive.is/https://www.ft.com/content/1f873dd5-df8f-...
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Bitcoin is not crypto.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
One is decentralized, the other one isn't.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
Bitcoin is the best bet at doing that. Otherwise, what's your better idea than bitcoin to distribute such a coin in such a way?
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
I didn’t say there aren’t? What I said is that the domains are the only ones that are not scams.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
If the domain is bought anonymously, the court cannot notify the buyer; not to mention jurisdiction issues. Also, courts cannot reverse blockchain transactions.
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by siwatanejo 3y ago
AFAIU the token is only needed in case you want to participate in the voting of governance events, related to the roadmap of the ENS project. You don't need ENS tokens to register or use ENS domains. IMO the token might be an illegal s

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