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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
Yet, in general, more valuable, thus increasing in usefulness over time. 1 bitcoin in 2018 is objectively more useful than a 2010 bitcoin, as it has more buying power. So I would argue that any deflationary cryptocurrency will more likely b
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
Its a really nice idea, but will the cost not be passed on to the consumer in the form of inflated health insurance premiums? The health industry already stupidly too expensive in the US. Is having Uber suckling on the heath insurance teat
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
one thing, if you were talking keys of length 2048, your talking RSA, and to break it you are applying GNFS, not trying all the numbers up to 2^2048. 2^2048 is so astronomically large a number it has no universe sized meaning, its likely wa
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
Its good that Riot gets money, but its incredibly damning for Status, an ICO that was meant to produce its own chat platform. This shows status has no technical ability of their own, and has to ride on existing open source products. The sta
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
Very cool! One bit of feedback its a pain to have to whitelist all the IP addresses for the game server. Can you associate a DNS and connect by name, this will make it easier with selective js filtering by domain?
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
Not exactly because bitcoin only supports a few simple transaction types -- Pay to Public Key, Pay to Public Key Hash ('standard tx'), Pay to Script Hash, Pay to Public Key Witness Hash, Pay to Script Witness Hash. These are only
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
This would only apply to solo-mined block rewards. If you use a mining pool, there is a coin trail through the pool. The pool likely has the IP address records of your miners and can link these to your payout transaction. Mined coin is only
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by wk2jkhkjdfglsl 9y ago
Dullien, Thomas F. "Weird machines, exploitability, and provable unexploitability." IEEE Transactions on Emerging Topics in Computing (2017). http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/8226852/