Entwickler

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by Entwickler 1y ago
Yeah, this has some general high level good advice, but is so old it doesn't include the new idiomatic ways of using errors.Is and error wrapping for error checking...
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by Entwickler 2y ago
Thank you for pushing back against the "crypto anywhere bad!" crowd. T The USDC payments are pretty tame, and on the networks they have selected performance should be pretty quick and cheap too. For example, payments via ETH Polyg
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by Entwickler 2y ago
"Proof of stake is not really any different to the fiat system it's trying to replace." Please elaborate. "If a money isn't proof-of-work then it implies that some people can create it without doing work" Have
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by Entwickler 2y ago
Proof of work was the first of the consensus algorithms to be used with blockchains because Satoshi (imo, probably Hal Finney) likely didn't know about Proof of Stake at the time. By the time it was being discussed, Satoshi was already
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by Entwickler 2y ago
Crypto currencies are an experiment in the "denationalization of money" which was a book written by Hayek - of course he wrote this before cyrpto currencies were even a thing. I would avoid just picking out BTC (which being stable
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by Entwickler 2y ago
I wonder how fast F.A. Hayek is spinning in his grave.
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by Entwickler 2y ago
Exactly this. At the end of the day it seems like it's more about control than actually helping society...
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by Entwickler 3y ago
So excited for go 1.22 to fix "Iteration Variables and Closures in "for" Statements"
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by Entwickler 3y ago
You've never had to "verify the integrity of game cache" either? Wow, you must be lucky - 3-4 of the friends I play with have to do that quite often. Funny enough, as we speak, I am downloading an update for a game. It failed
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by Entwickler 3y ago
While it's amazing they've got as big as they have, I have to say I'm utterly disappointed with the quality of the steam interface. Trying to watch friend's streams breaks half the time, files often get corrupted for dow
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by Entwickler 3y ago
This aligns with what I've read in Robert K Massie's "Dreadnought". It feels odd to title the book "Bismarck's War" and then come to that lesson. It should really have been titled "Wilhelm's Luna
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by Entwickler 4y ago
LazerPig gives a pretty good (albeit irreverent) take on John Boyd... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZDfdCj61dY
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by Entwickler 4y ago
Nowhere in the article does it mention NFTs being at the heart of the layoffs. The article later says, "The Ottawa-based company will cut jobs in all its divisions, though most of the layoffs will occur in recruiting, support and sales
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by Entwickler 4y ago
~half a trillion at stake so they are optimizing for safety. If you want to follow details on what needs to happen before the merge, you can go to https://wenmerge.com/
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by Entwickler 4y ago
There's a site made to track the details of what needs to happen before the merge. https://wenmerge.com/ it still lacks specific date commitments. The focus is on "when it's ready" given that ~0.5 trilli
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by Entwickler 5y ago
I would agree with a lot of this. On the flip side, there's the sayings "Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times." and "Wealth does not last
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by Entwickler 5y ago
Isn't this the whole purpose of Layer 2 solutions for ethereum, e.g. ZK and optimistic rollups? https://l2fees.info/
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by Entwickler 5y ago
Huh, I get the impression people know it's bad _now_ and that's the _reason_ they're switching.
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by Entwickler 5y ago
Remind me by year end if this is still the case and I'll eat humble pie. It's true it's been discussed about for ages, and even Vitalik was inviting laughs at his really low initial estimate, so it's fair to be skeptical
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by Entwickler 5y ago
In the case of Ethereum, I see it more as acknowledging it is a problem under Proof of Work and they are moving off it this year _because_ it's a problem. They are making tangible progress with the Kintsugi test net coming out last mon
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by Entwickler 5y ago
Have you used it alongside truffle suite recently? https://www.trufflesuite.com/tutorial I was pleasantly surprised how well put together the development tools felt.
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by Entwickler 5y ago
I don't think this is correct. Are you confusing gwei with USD? A normal funds move is around $10 USD right now https://etherscan.io/gastracker which, yeah, is high, but a lot less than $120
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by Entwickler 5y ago
There's a whole site dedicated to this http://www.theawfulgermanlanguage.com/
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by Entwickler 5y ago
"the insiders have over 50% anyway?" This is false. Hard to take the rest of your premise seriously when they are not based on facts and sound more like maximalism.
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by Entwickler 5y ago
The total amount of ETH held by addresses doesn't change when going from ETH to ETH 2.0.
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by Entwickler 5y ago
Apparently Vitalik has 333,000 ETH https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaeldelcastillo/2021/01/11/b .... Which would be 0.29% of the 115 million current supply. I guess Joe has the other 64.71%, or perha
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by Entwickler 5y ago
Could you: 1. Point me to the source that says, " 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 example), they can indefinitely con
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by Entwickler 5y ago
"With the usually apathetic voters/stakers" What makes you think eth stakers are apathetic?
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by Entwickler 5y ago
From https://vitalik.ca/general/2020/09/11/coordination.html "A large mining pool publicly showing how they have internally distributed their nodes and network dependencies doesn't do much to c
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by Entwickler 6y ago
"it is almost impossible to trace." I always struggle with this argument. Literally every tx is on the chain. Sure, they can obfuscate and make tracing more difficult, but the data is still there to be analyzed. At some point the

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