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by tiluha 4y ago
The problem with Obsidian was that you couldn't use it on your phone at all. If they had had a hosted version with a mobile friendly web interface, i don't think a mobile app would have been neccessary
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by tiluha 4y ago
Yes, that is very annoying. In general YouTubes UX is getting worse constantly. They moved the read more button for video descriptions up and to the right directly behind the end of the description text, which makes it almost completely inv
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by tiluha 4y ago
I actually found 'the discovery of gravity' far more interesting. Depending on the style the interpretation was completely different.
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by tiluha 4y ago
Then why can i travel with a credit card without restrictions? Shouldn't that be the same as carrying my crypto wallet?
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by tiluha 4y ago
I would only allow them to do online purchases themselves once they turn 14 or so. No restrictions what they spend their money on. Reduces the risk of them falling for phishing and scams
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by tiluha 4y ago
I'm not so sure about that. Mining cards are often undervolted to run at cooler temperatures and consume less power, while gaming cards are pushed to 100% and might even be overclocked. The fans might become problematic, but i think ov
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by tiluha 4y ago
The system does not handle it. If that is a problem for you, then cryptocurrencies are not for you. In a way it's like cash. If your wallet is stolen, there is no easy way to get your money back.
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by tiluha 4y ago
To just receive: download the wallet software from getmonero.org and generate a new wallet. The are also multiple point of sale solutions available. To automate payments: run a node and use any of the RPC libraries available for various lan
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by tiluha 4y ago
The mining reward schedule has not been changed since monero was started. The tail emission was alays part of the protocol.
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by tiluha 4y ago
How would a cryptocurrency be different here? If the counterparty is known you can still go after them via the legal system. If they are unknown, there would be no way of recovering the cash either.
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by tiluha 4y ago
I'm 22. I feel like there hasn't been any major technologcal shift since ~2014. Phones have gotten faster and more capable, but are still mostly the same. Social media has gotten bigger, but hasn't innovated in a meaningful w
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by tiluha 5y ago
Interestingly DALL-E is really bad at spelling. It knows what letters look like, but struggles with words.
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by tiluha 5y ago
Why would you use bitcoin for tax evasion where everyone can see the source of the money? Isn't laundering supposed to hide the origin of funds?
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by tiluha 5y ago
I don't know how much traffic HN is getting, but i think you should be fine on a 10$ VPS for the most part
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by tiluha 5y ago
Most people would not even pay a cent
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by tiluha 5y ago
The variable nature of most renewable energy sources might make hydrogen produced by electrolysis cheap enough
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by tiluha 5y ago
Music keeps my mind destracted enough that i don't get bored quickly and can enter the "flow state". If i get stuck i stop the music because it does negatively affect my ability to solve complex problems. Once i planned how t
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by tiluha 5y ago
Some of those can probably be explained by facebooks traffic being redistributed to other services, overloading them
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by tiluha 5y ago
Please tell me if i am wrong because i am not sure if it is right. Verifying 1 block requires the calculation of 1 hash. The hashrate for my CPU for RandomX is ~8000hashes/s. The monero blockchain currently has 2450000 blocks. blocks &
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by tiluha 5y ago
I don't really get what you are saying, but the calculation for CO2 emissions per block is basically this: reward_per_block * price = value_per_block cost_per_hash * avg_hashes_to_find_block = cost_per_block cost_per_hash is the cost o
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by tiluha 5y ago
Monero uses RandomX as its hash algorithm, which is based on random code excecution and optimised for CPUs. https://github.com/tevador/RandomX
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by tiluha 5y ago
Transactions do not matter at all. The energy is used to mine blocks. The same energy is used whether the blocks contain transactions or are empty
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by tiluha 5y ago
IMO i2p integration was the right choice. I2P actively encourages P2P traffic, while on Tor it would put a lot more load on the more centralized routing nodes. Also tens of thousands are practically nothing. The general fund currently holds
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by tiluha 5y ago
More specifically, you only have to report gains if you sold within one year of buying
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by tiluha 5y ago
See Proof of Stake or Open Representative Voting for alternatives which don't encourage waste
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by tiluha 6y ago
That's the current solar output at night. The listed solar capacity for germany is 52 GW.
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by tiluha 7y ago
I think you are misinformed about how bitcoin works. Bitcoin doesn't care how much of it you have, as it uses Proof-of-Work not Proof-of-Stake. The only thing that matters is you computational power. Now it is true that large banks cou