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Comment #31931045
> For your typical solo founder in their 30s, their odds of dying at any point over the next 10 years is something like 0.2% The real figure is more 2.1% (source: https://www.ssa.g…
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Comment #29331896
> Any application that could be done on a blockchain could be better done on a centralized database. Except crime. In a weird way, this quote is a good explanation of why cryptos e…
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Comment #27314380
yes, you can email it to your miner buddy. it's possible to spot such transactions if they violate transaction forwarding rules (aka standardness rules) but not consensus rules. fo…
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Comment #27123404
Excited to see this new release. Seems to me this would (slightly?) negatively impact query performance for recent data (when the query concerns data is both in O3 and persisted zo…
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Comment #26623451
Proof-of-stake coins lack one of proof-of-work coins most important properties: censorship resistance. In both consensus systems, a censor is someone that has amassed 51% of the cu…
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Comment #25789208
USDT-USD markets are indeed marginal. however, implied USDT price using BTC as a cross shows USDT is valued pretty much at parity with the dollar by the market: https://www.trading…
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Comment #25789193
inflation in consumer goods might not be high, but financial assets have clearly inflated: a quick look at gold denominated SPY shows it.
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Comment #24211098
In some cases, increasing the fee once the transaction has been broadcast is not possible (original transaction doesn't use replace-by-fee OR child-pay-for-parent is not possible)
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Comment #24208762
"miners somehowd eviate from the conventional wisdom or the norm, which dictates that transactions are prioritized for inclusion based on the fee-per-byte metric " Miners prioritiz…
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Comment #23572246
it weighs 490gr and the gold is 87.7% pure, that results in cube of side 2.8cm https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=490+*+0.877+grams+of+g...
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Comment #23005352
Using a full node, you not only sync the history, but also validate it. In recent days, on a modern machine with a good internet connection, it takes less than 12hrs to achieve thi…
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Comment #21747534
How many AAPL shares have not been traded for the past 2 years? And how many BRK.A? Bitcoin gives the opportunity to answer those questions contrarily to the complex and somewhat o…
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Comment #21666393
in this case, the defendant got a visa detached from its passport. from what I could gather from the complaint and his social media ( https://twitter.com/virgilgr/status/1161217917…
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Comment #21666287
According to the complaint, the defendant: - went back to the US several time after traveling to the DPRK despite being warned not to by the US state department - had several conse…
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Comment #21666240
When you have traveled to the DPRK despite warnings of the Department of State, visiting the US is not the best decision to take.
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Comment #21481597
On one slide, there's a mention that in 2300, computers will have 10^60 elements in them. However, there's only 10^50 atoms on Earth.
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Comment #19858392
Swift lost at least $85M in 2016, and that was only 1 partial attack. Had it went fully through, hundreds of millions would have been robbed.
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Comment #19858381
How is the USD worth anything after some many bank robberies? Bitcoin itself worked as expected, and the fact that no one can easily reverse transactions is one of the features des…
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Comment #19858341
> What is it giving you that's worth the enormous montain of precaution that you need to take to secure yourself? It's giving you precisely the opportunity the Binance hackers seiz…
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Comment #18287726
It's funny that the USDC website doesn't list the main use of stablecoins (especially Tether) these days: arbitrage. When moving fiat between two exchanges can take days and flag y…
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Comment #18238892
if Twitter were to ban stupid content from its website, not much would remain ; the stupidity of this can't be used as a reason to explain the bans.
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Comment #18215272
I cast a super wide net to show how ridiculous the original statement was.