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imnotatwork
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Comment #15728380
Braking force in EV is from magnetic fields in the engine pushing electricity back into the battery. Magnets and copper wires do not degrade when used. Pad brakes in EVs are only u…
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Comment #15712088
Really holding user's coins?
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Comment #15712077
The ring signatures have a big scalability problem, and the cryptographoic strenght of the monero anonymity is all but proven. Monero is an interesting experiment but its feasibili…
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Comment #15135349
The total is much more than the sum of the parts in this case. You get whole new dynamics that were unpredictable from the single parts. Like saying that the first calculator was n…
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Comment #15110182
> You can't just scale the number of transactions in a block forever and still have a stable currency. If you mean that over time the incentive to centralization become stronger, y…
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Comment #15110142
No, you're right. Numbers i said are my guesses, but the order of magnitude should be about that. I don't remember exactly how many hash ops you have to do to put 1000 txes in a me…
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Comment #15056038
I mean, the main proponents of BCH did not mine it themselves to keep the difficulty down, it does not seem to have reached hashrate-price-difficulty equilibrium yet.
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Comment #15009992
Not a bandaid at all. Unconfirmed transactions in the "lost" chain are bringing fees with them, so it is the exact same incentive of every other transaction. Besides , how many tim…
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Comment #15009915
Who defines the LOCAL community?
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Comment #15008818
Proof of work does not elect the next miner. Proof of work means that the lucky random miner has invested energy on a previous valid block, and is lucky enough to find another vali…
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Comment #14978578
Hope you're wrong because this is starting to look like a Black Mirror episode.