ddeyar

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by ddeyar 5y ago
tezos.com :)
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by ddeyar 5y ago
Tezos will be a big competitor. Its self amending mechanism allows developers to inject proposals on which the bakers are invited to vote on. Every ~3 months improvements are made. Its language allows formal verification. But the most impor
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by ddeyar 5y ago
Some years ago I used the + feature in my gmail address. e.g. myname+ycombinator@gmail.com to track down which service is giving away my email address. It happened more than once that I could not log in anymore at some point because they st
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by ddeyar 5y ago
squash and boulder
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by ddeyar 5y ago
Tezos for example has the problem of missing liquidity. So they voted for protocol level liquidity called liquidity baking. A little bit of inflation is used to incentivise liquidity providing. It's an experiment but it shows the power
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by ddeyar 5y ago
And now couple it with a e-brush input device :) Canvas rotation would also be nice. And a regulator for gravity.
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by ddeyar 5y ago
If you're not aware of https://tezos.com/ then it is definitely worth to look into it. It's PoS since 2017, has smart contracts since 2018. It's a self amending protocol. A lot of improvements are already inj
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by ddeyar 5y ago
> Imperative languages can also be formally verified. See the K framework for formal modeling and verification of EVM smart contracts. Good to see that eth has the possibility too. It's a must have in my opinion. > Beware, the ga
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by ddeyar 5y ago
This is are very good question. I really don't know why the mainstream ignored this project so far. Compared to some other projects, there is no single person in the center of the project, so there is no one to be hyped. This is sad bu
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by ddeyar 5y ago
A planned upgrade of 6 years? How would that be in the future? How long does it take to fix a minor issue? Tezos for example is able to evolve every 3-4 months without forking and is PoS since 2017. Also they're doing a better job on s
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by ddeyar 5y ago
The tezos foundation for example made a crowdfunding some years ago. People who donated in the project received an amount written in the genesis block. The foundation started the mainnet in a beta phase with some initial validators. Holders
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by ddeyar 5y ago
I don't know. Eth is switching to PoS. Tezos, cardano and many others are PoS. Is there any plan for bitcoin to switch to PoS? When there are a lot of more environmental friendly crypto alternatives, what should stop governments to ban
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by ddeyar 5y ago
Thanks for this conversation. It is truly very misleading. There is no implicit copyright. There are mentions about ownership and also contradictions. This generalization I made, was wrong.
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by ddeyar 5y ago
The contract would give the buyer rights to use the content. When I'm the owner of a physical Picasso then I have the right to sell t-shirts with the motive on it. If someone else would do that, I could sue him. The same idea is behind
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by ddeyar 5y ago
So you say that ownership should be kept in physical contracts? There are usecases when you are the owner of something which is not in your physical possession. I don't care about that NFT stuff, collectible can make sense or not. What
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by ddeyar 5y ago
It is self-amending so you don't need to fork. Everyone can inject an upgrade proposal directly in the chain... It allows formal verification and has already privacy preserving smart contracts. Which all are critical points for adoptio
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by ddeyar 5y ago
Have a look into https://tezos.com/ its PoS The ecological footprint it important in the nft space. https://medium.com/tqtezos/proof-of-work-vs-proof-of-stake-t... At the moment approximately 40 transa
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by ddeyar 6y ago
No worries about the fees. It has the ability to evolve. Every 3-4 months a proposal with upgrades will undergo a voting phase. All bakers (PoS participants) are able to vote on this to accept or reject the proposal. The source code is writ
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by ddeyar 6y ago
Then you have to look into tezos. There are some marketplaces for NFTs one is https://www.hicetnunc.xyz/ Transactions on tezos are currently 9000x cheaper than ethereum. https://twitter.com/ignoranceit&#x2F
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by ddeyar 6y ago
People are free to do what they want with their money. But it's just stupid to do it on a monster like ethereum. You could burn toiletpaper to power a datacenter. But it is stupid.
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by ddeyar 6y ago
When the tezos blockchain is used for NFTs then there is no PoW involved. The footprint would shrink dramatically. For me it is unreasonable to not mention a already existing infrastructure in an article like this.
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by ddeyar 6y ago
And better infrastrucure. If theres a need for NFTs then just do it on a already PoS blockchain like tezos. The migration should not be that much of a deal. Infrastructure and community is there. Tools which would help to migrate smart cont
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by ddeyar 6y ago
I think it will still take years until the migration to PoS is done. Therefore why don't use a blockchain which is already PoS and has the needed infrastructure??? Tezos has everything needed. A lot of NFTs are beeing minted there righ
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by ddeyar 6y ago
Some years ago i was thinking about the idea to study astronomy. I read an article back then in which it was told that most astronomy students end up beeing a computer scientist. I don't know if thats true. But I took it as an advice t
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by ddeyar 6y ago
It looks like the nft scene on ethereum is starting to migrate to tezos, because gas is cheap there and it is PoS since the beginning. I wonder how that would influece the ethereum commmunity.
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by ddeyar 6y ago
When i read about observations like this, it makes me realize what a small jewel our planet is.
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by ddeyar 6y ago
Don't forget, it is written in a purely functional language. So they are able to apply formal verification to the code. They adopted recently privacy-preserving smart contracts. They are able to adapt all the good stuff other chains ar
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by ddeyar 6y ago
When people loose interest in stamps you have some scraps of paper. :)
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by ddeyar 6y ago
How much would it cost on Tezos?
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by ddeyar 6y ago
There is a collectible card game under development which i think is similar to Magic The Gathering. https://coa.se/ In this case it makes perfectly sense. It will be released on the Tezos blockchain which is already LPoS.

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