RemoteWorker

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by RemoteWorker 11y ago
So you think Bitcoin is the first distributed database? No. There is no reason for a private blockchain to exist; it's a nonsensical idea.
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by RemoteWorker 11y ago
Ever heard of astroturfing/cyber shills/paid trolls? On top of that, you have people who suffer of cognitive dissonance every time they hear about Bitcoin and what it fixes. They are too mentally and economically invested in the s
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
> the TOR network You mean the Tor network.
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
I doubt you can fix today's devs' code, unless it's a very very junior dev. It's like saying a doctor should be able to fix a chemist's work.
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Everything for PHP is in France :/
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
What do chargebacks have to do with a currency? Chargebacks is something offered by services built on top of the currency, not the currency itself. Else tell me how to chargeback USD bills. If you think chargebacks are the most important th
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Think of the children!
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
I find it hilarious how Bitcoin haters (like the ones we have here on HN) say it's never going to work, but then they spend hours every day trying to talk people out of using it.
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
> Now excuse me I have to go buy a Lenovo from Best Buy... What am I missing?
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
How is that law morally wrong? Couldn't they forcing you to breathe smoke be seen as an aggression? The same way they blasting you with very loud noise would be an aggression. Just because it's invisible or not solid it doesn&#x27
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
> Why do they have any value? Because people want them. And why do people want them? Because they find them useful for transferring wealth (see the remittances market: people no longer have to pay 10% or more to Western Union and banks),
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Ah, the good old "if no one uses it as a currency it will die, so you have to spend it!" argument. The answer is that we are using it: as a store of value. But every time we explain this, detractors will invariably reply either
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Why would they want that? You know they aren't working ad honorem , right?
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
I chose Git over Mercurial because Linus made it, not because of some hosting startup that can be pwned by random guy with no previous experience in hacking.
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
How is a simple configurable limite a "magic button"? What extreme technical difficulties do you see in implementing it, that warranted you calling it "magic"?
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Easy to say that when you can post things like "This is how I hacked Github".
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
"Error establishing a database connection"
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong bu blackholes are compressed matter. They are typically formed by a star that collapses on itself, so they are always very small in comparison. That's why I couldn't believe it when I found out there w
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
What if I told you there are blackholes larger than our entire solar system? "The diameter of the black hole's immense event horizon is on the order of 110 billion kilometres, 18 times the distance from the Sun to Pluto, and has
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Ethereum is a scam. Its author received millions of USD in funding, and after a year the only things he has delivered are blog posts that are mostly just PoS propaganda. PoS is a flawed concept, but its proponents dismiss all criticism by s
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
I'm all for the decentralization things like Bitcoin can bring, but Ethereum is a scam (like so many others that are using the word "blockchain" to attract fools' money). That might be one of the reasons you are being do
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote (I'm in Argentina) - Programmer Contact: seekingwork.100@digitalservices.me Software stack / knowledge: PHP, OOP, Design Patterns, Symfony2 (or almost any other PHP framework, really. I've even built my
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
> there must be some difference between the CI server and our ecosystem Well that's why I suggested using Docker: To ensure both environments are exactly the same. You say they are virtual machines, but how do you provision them? I
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Glad to hear that. Some additional info then: Counterparty published an Ethereum version built on top of Counterparty. Ethereum responded by building Counterparty on top of Ethereum. The obvious difference is that Counterparty uses Bitcoin&
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Do you guys realize Bitcoin transactions are not reversible? Why not update your "security protocol" and take advantage of this new technology? Btw Ethereum is a scam. Why would you support that instead of say sidechains or Counte
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
> Also on a sidenote, who's downvoting all the comments and the thread itself? This seems like a really cool project and it doesn't look like anyone's posted anything completely irrelevant here. Who else? Bitcoin haters an
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
Their cryptocurrency engineer /u/ryancarnated said it won't be an altcoin, but coloured coins or sidechains [1]. What's not clear is why they don't use the word "Bitcoin", if they have already decided they
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
> While the tests pass on my local machine just fine, many of them fail for no good reason on the CI server. Offtopic: Time for start using Docker? :p
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
The term is "address". There are no accounts in the Bitcoin network.
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by RemoteWorker 12y ago
tptaceck, someone's talking about you.

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