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martindale
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About martindale
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/martindale; my proof: https://keybase.io/martindale/sigs/Aydix6ur1VFleoLauwggZcw55YFxkoTTd-ZMaizpflk ]
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Comment #45257912
PayPal deleted my account in 2017 for having a relationship with Bitcoin-associated banks. Fuck you, that was war.
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Comment #45132155
Ah yes, the fight you phase.
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Comment #45098513
Why stop using them now? If they are the correct mark, use them.
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Comment #45071277
Poelstra probably has a lot to say on the subject — but I think the natural order is the simpler and more "divine" variant.
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Comment #44793469
This sounds so exploitable I almost want to enter the job market again.
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Comment #42564394
Astroturf on HN. Never thought I'd see the day.
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Comment #39284749
Just start using HTTP 402 and JSON payloads. We can just converge on whatever ends up common; for me, there is already a monetary standard for the Internet. I participated in these…
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Comment #37575595
Earlier versions of Caddy were just a single binary that accepted signals to reload; the newer versions add a bunch of process management stuff that just got in the way of our exis…
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Comment #37386196
I wasted many hours in my pre-teen years converting documents from Works to Word and back again. Made me the town wizard, they did.
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Comment #33239622
It's mostly Bitcoin, actually.
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Comment #32014791
When creating a startup, you have to solve a problem for your users. When creating a token, you now have two problems — solving your users' problem, _and_ launching a new currency.…
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Comment #30498311
Agree completely. I'm practically one new-tab-opened-without-me-asking away from forking a browser just to remove this behavior.
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Comment #30395085
Can you explain what about "that sort of thing" is so repulsive to you, perchance?
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Comment #28237930
First thing that came to mind as well.
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Comment #28146177
Stablecoins reinforce dependence on the State, as they further entrench the fiat system that Bitcoin was meant to replace. It seems to me that this, and the rest of the "Decentrali…
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Comment #27969664
Build a reputation network.
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Comment #27672896
If your conviction is so strong, why proxy your short instead of just shorting the asset itself? I look forward to your prompt report in December...
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Comment #27605832
I go back to it twice yearly
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Comment #27203646
Sure, and become permanently controlled by the founders, who control 60% of the outstanding supply. Proof of Stake enables any party who at any point controls more than ⅓ of funds …
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Comment #27149916
This difference is that in PoS, if anyone ever holds more than ⅓ of the total supply (as is the case with Ethereum's founders currently holding 65% of the overall issuance, for exa…
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Comment #26225664
We're building this, but on Bitcoin ("Plasma but as a framework for dapps" [with a focus on developer experience]) [0]. There's already robust infrastructure for L2 contracts in Bi…
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Comment #25982343
Proof of Stake not only replicates the same dynamics that Bitcoin was designed to eliminate (more wealth -> more power in system) but also can only be made secure against a maximum…