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Nivo. Rich set of dataviz components
(nivo.rocks)
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The term is in quotes. Edit: I think some of the problem is I'm talking to n00bs
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Bcash could end up being China coin. Edit (throttled): bcash is bitcoin cash. 'bcash' is used to discredit it as 'bitcoin'. I like it b/c it's funny. China coin: https://twitter.com/zaoyang&#x
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David Sacks said in an int that crypto is at da Internet's 1999 prices w/ the tech of 1995. Bunch to build. Best to invest in durable shit. Not hype coins or vapourware white papers, IMHO.
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XBT not being used as a currency & bcash being traded heavily. (First thing that comes to mind).
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When the cookie meets the blockchain
(freedom-to-tinker.com)
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You know my utility function, bro? Maybe it's different from yours. Maybe I care more about books/code/& shit like that. Takes a high degree of empathy to understand something like that, though.
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How manipulation-resistant are Prediction Markets?
(blog.gnosis.pm)
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Does it make you feel good insulting ppl on the internet? Edit: Anything else to say, or is that your contribution? Edit2: If you having nothing useful to say, you should probably keep your mouth shut (& probably sit in the corner).
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Maybe the 'crypto' vs 'digital' is too subtle for most ppl to understand (as in, what drives the use of the language. Why players are motivated to use the words they do). Maybe I didn't explain it well. It's li
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Monero/comments/6cu2qm/is_it_possib...
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The digital currency set is larger than I thought (I believe it includes the items I've stated (see Wikipedia link re PayPay)). If you call censorship resistance a 'fine line', I agree. I explained why I made the distinction.
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I think it's possible that if crypto currency became 'too' prevalent the 'war' on drugs would end & police resources rerouted to proper crimes (my bias after a little reading on the subject).
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Monero. It's the largest 'privacy coin'. I think I could make a strong investment case for it. I'll say this instead; Don't buy it unless you think privacy's important. It's the most (crypto) nerdy coin, w
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Funny how biases play on our interpretation of the world.
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> No, Bitcoin is still a digital currency, even if it's also a crypto-currency. I believe that's correct. Is the fund investing in non-crypto assets? 'Digital' implies the category 'digital' rather than 
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The words are wrong. The definitions are incorrect. If you don't know the difference then it does add something. That's called ignorance on your part. I've explained the difference. Edit: & it makes a difference b/c
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Each asset can be looked at in terms of use cases. Bitcoin is the first crypto asset. The currency use case. Etherium is a generalised platform -- computing. Others have been created or are in the works. For any given use case I believe the
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Ari Paul[0] helped run a 75B fund. This isn't particularly new. The clumpy writer should probably sit down & figure out what's going on before shouting from the rooftop. [0] https://twitter.com/aridavidpaul?lan
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Digital currencies like M-Pesa & Paypal?... Oh, no he seems to be buying crypto assets; which have value because they're decentralised. Silly me. I was confused by the author being confused. Edit: if you're downvoting me for t
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Which is why crypto tech is important. The foundations of a decentralised internet are being built[0]. [0] https://ipfs.io/
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Dead.domains – Share domains you are not using
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Monero Active Nodes Distribution
(monerohash.com)
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Node RPC Client for Monero Wallet RPC Written in Typescript
(github.com)
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I just reread the root comment: > Are there any concrete uses of a blockchain that have clear advantages than to using a standard database other than cryptocurrencies? Seems you're refuting something no one said, as far as I can tel
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What about if another started up?
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You don't see any other issues? Ppl being centralised, servers (ETH has ~24k nodes), nothing like that?
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Is Keybase resilient against the country's government in which it resides? How does it achieve this with a traditional database?
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I think Science may be an incubator[0]. [0] https://science.tokenhub.com/2017/08/03/startup-incubator-sc... Edit: stephengillie, can't currently use reply. Think I'm being throttled b/c of my V
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Tokens will allow for increased liquidy. However, the greater liquidy comes @ a premium, & will increase the price of the asset.
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