willitpamp573

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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Did no one think to run TrustedAdvisor?
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Maybe you're running on non-AWS cloud or on-prem. Maybe you want to run a function that is written in a language that isn't supported by Lambda. Maybe your function is too complex for Lambda or would be too expensive. Maybe you al
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Counterparty can run the EVM port, it doesn't run on the EVM port.
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
But you're missing out on all the valuable Services they provide!!! /s
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
You're spot on. counterparty is a better platform for token offerings, and was the dominant platform until the term "ICO" emerged, and all token sales took to ERC-20.
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
You don't run a business, I can tell.
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Which defeats the purpose of Ethereum, which is to get in, get rich quick, and get out!
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
It's a platform for hosting serverless functions. It lets you deploy your own lambda, on kubernetes/swarm
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Meanwhile, OpenFaaS supports every programming language out there... https://www.openfaas.com/
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
My Cassanda db can be "decentralized" too by your definition because I can have it distributed between multiple corporations, where multiple people have read/write access. This is extremely common practice.
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
How is this different from Mysql with sharding+encryption?
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Who is gonna pay to host the open distributed platform? Surely not the users
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
People just assume it won't happen because we assume Facebook has deep security expertise. And we assume Equifax got hacked because they (evidently) didn't. I don't know whether it's a reasonable assumption or not.
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
I like how it's a foregone conclusion that inequality is a "problem" that needs to be "fixed".
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
I respect that you have that opinion knowing that you don't exclusively drive. Personally I bike and walk exclusively (do not own a car) and would much prefer separated cycling/walking paths. I get that there is a cost associated
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
We wouldn't know if he did
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Is Apple mad about this?
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Just a wild guess here, you only ever drive right?
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
I'm talking about seeding though. Seeding data to random peers will make my internet slower, not faster. I don't want to seed. If your service makes my machine start seeding to random people because I accidentally visited a websit
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Obviously the plugin isn't the issue, the fact that my browser will now be uploading X MB/sec, which I have no control over, to random peers. This sucks, especially because I have capped monthly bandwidth from my penny-pinching IS
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
I can configure my database to require a private key be verified before data is committed to the database. Not sure why you think blocks are important, but if you want, you can have the entries to the mysql database be batched into "bl
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
Ethereum is an obvious ponzi pump and dump scam. I like how they frame the DAO hack as an opportunity for growth rather than a gross display of incompetence followed by a breaking of the original promise of immutability of the platform, whi
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
1 and 4 are not real solutions because they compromise your identity. 2 and 3 are correct.
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
BTC is only useful when it's the closest thing to USD that you're able to use for your business. Users of bitcoin exit their position to USD as quickly as they possibly can.
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by willitpamp573 9y ago
>And yes, immutability can be achieved with traditional database systems, enforcing it with cryptography adds another layer. You mean like... mysql with encryption and sharding? So my company's mysql database is a private blockchain