syzygyhack

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by syzygyhack 5y ago
Swap to a dry herb vape, use it to minimize your consumption amount. A lot of the "brain fog" and other side effects we attribute to smoking marijuana are actually caused by other chemicals than cannabinoids, such as carbon monoxi
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
Public key infrastructure.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
That's a good example. My current favorite example would be the UK, and the so-called democratic British government. The democratic façade has fallen away spectacularly over the last few years. There is no way to hold anyone to account
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
The technology does not replace democratic institutions, but it makes them enforceable and accountable. The real ignorant fools are those kidding themselves into thinking their "democratic institutions" are well-functioning.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
You don't understand how decentralized systems that provide cryptographically-assured accountability improves on existing institutions in the first world? I find that curious. Usually people get lost on the tech side.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
> I never met anyone who got scammed by a real bank. Congrats on the first world privilege.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
Think all this does is push the problem to the edge. Someone still has to run archival nodes to store all the state so that the nice fancy zk proofs actually have real data for verification. Supporting light or stateless clients isn't
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
I didn't consider going to my local Chinese buffet for dinner because the health inspector found rat shit all over the kitchen.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
> You have to be an absolute tool to use the poly network for anything serious ever again. Such a weak take. I guess we are also tools for using Ethereum after The DAO. An error like this in the contract stack should have been caught by
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
This is what Cwtch is after right? Doing away with metadata too. They posted here the other day.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
Really? Intuitively it looks like it should be pronounced "Switch" to me.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
Eyes on Frost Giant to deliver us the spiritual SC3
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
> The statement that all Cryptocurrency's that have any kind of following are POW at the moment is absolutely true. Utter nonsense. There are plenty of functional Proof of Stake-based blockchains and cryptocurrencies. Examples: Neo,
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
Cryptocurrency does not equal Proof of Work. Stop conflating them, it makes no sense to do so.
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by syzygyhack 5y ago
Why not Nim?
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by syzygyhack 6y ago
This is cool!
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by syzygyhack 6y ago
Nah. High frequency trading on L1 is too expensive, especially long term as state grows. Biggest threat is L2 exchanges. CEX-style speed and convenience and DEX-style non-custodiality. My money is on Nash since they went the legal path plus