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by trevelyan 7y ago
I think Saito (saito.tech) has the better approach. Surely the problem with the Brave model isn't that they are hijacking the browser so much as that they're just replacing who is in the monopolistic position. Better to let anyone
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by trevelyan 8y ago
The law is extremely clear: you have to prove intent not just infer it from a vaguely worded chat message that reads the other way. I guess we will see how your predictions about a public trial hold out.
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Claims that Assange assisted Manning with hacking the documents released by Wikileaks are obviously false. Those claims are inconsistent with the indictment and the publicly-released evidence such as the Manning-Lamo chat logs. There is no
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Read it again, Aqueous. And read it literally this time. The indictment cites Assange saying, "no luck so far" after asking some questions about the stuff Manning is sending him. You want to read complicity into a vague statement
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Did he? How do you know? As above, evidence rather than speculation please.
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Avoid spreading FUD please. No-one has claimed that Assange provided Manning with any assistance compromising any computer systems. The only revelation from the leaked indictment is that Manning apparently sent him a password hash once and
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by trevelyan 8y ago
They released an edited and unedited version, as you should know if you indeed watched it. As far as the ethics of it go, it is pretty typical for media not to air a forty minute video in a one minute news segment. Perhaps the other thirty
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by trevelyan 8y ago
such a great game
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by trevelyan 8y ago
The game engine runs in the browser takes care of that. If you clear your cache you'll get a new account the next time it loads.
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Saito Arcade: Boardgames Come to the Blockchain(medium.com)
6 points by trevelyan 8y ago|5 comments
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Distributed POW eliminates ASICs by not paying for centralized mining: https://medium.com/@SaitoOfficial/eliminating-51-attacks-in-... The problem is that the approach does not pay the peer-to-peer network. But then ne
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Yeah, that's it exactly. Interestingly, the technique was invented by the creators of RSA public key encryption, although they considered it impractical as it required the exchange of too much information back in the 1970s (all of the
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Hi CyborgX7, Thanks for the comment. What exactly do you mean about incomplete information through hashing? Saito comes with a lot of backend cryptographic tools so it should be possible to do almost anything. One current feature that uses
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Show HN: Saito Arcade (Boardgames on the Blockchain)(apps.saito.network)
3 points by trevelyan 8y ago|4 comments
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Ritualized patterns of obligation and dependence lead to inauthentic relationships, an inability to communicate, and self-harm.
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by trevelyan 8y ago
You're making the mistake of thinking that blockchains are databases. Also of imagining that blockchain applications require smart contracts (you can run applications on a distributed network simply by affixing data to transactions, ch
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Journey to the West: Blockchain in America(org.saito.tech)
1 points by trevelyan 8y ago|0 comments
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Just put it on Saito and pay for it to stay on-chain for however long you need.
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How to Build a Proof-Of-Work Blockchain Without 51% Attacks(medium.com)
3 points by trevelyan 8y ago|0 comments
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Look into Saito. Universal broadcast PKI networks are useful for more than just money.
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On Discouragement Attacks in Ethereum(org.saito.tech)
2 points by trevelyan 8y ago|0 comments
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Saito (saito.tech) is hiring in Beijing, China. We are looking for module developers and network engineers.
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The Ver Attack: The Biggest Vulnerability in Bitcoin?(medium.com)
5 points by trevelyan 8y ago|0 comments
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Blockchain Security: economic vs. technical attacks(technode.com)
2 points by trevelyan 8y ago|0 comments
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Thoughtful taxonomy on the weaknesses of other scaling approaches in here.
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Bad analogy. A 1992 car does not change when new models are released to others. But changes to neighbourhoods from increased density can be negative to quality of life, such as having a quiet road suddenly become a connector road for large
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Saito | Beijing, China | full-time | https://saito.tech Saito is developing a scalable blockchain that can process terabytes of data a day. The mechanism that supports this is counterintuitive but once grasped will genuinely cha
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How to Raise Crypto in a Bear Market(medium.com)
6 points by trevelyan 8y ago|1 comments
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Any suggestions on how Bitcoin can deal with that fee-recycling attack? The 2200 scenario given as an example halfway through the piece?
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by trevelyan 8y ago
Saito | Beijing, China | full-time | https://saito.tech Saito is developing a scalable blockchain that can process terabytes of data a day. The mechanism we use to do this is counterintuitive, but once grasped will genuinely cha

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