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S&P Global Announces Agreement to Acquire OpenZeppelin
(investor.spglobal.com)
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2d ago
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dylkil
5mo ago
Weirdly i got slight motion sickness from this
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dylkil
5mo ago
Was this created with claude design? it looks very similar to something it mocked for me last week
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dylkil
6mo ago
ZK proofs are the solution to this problem. Its a pity this tech is not taken more seriously. I recently used a product that required proof of country (or rather proof of not from certain countries). It was a very painless experience with
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dylkil
2y ago
> which adds a great deal of UX complexity to the end user Not exactly, L2s are being abstracted away, end users eventually wont even be aware what chain they are interacting with without tracing the tx
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3y ago
they let it happen
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dylkil
3y ago
Why vote down the cease-fire then in the UN?
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Boltzmann Brain
(en.wikipedia.org)
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3y ago
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dylkil
3y ago
It limits denial of services attacks on onion services
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dylkil
3y ago
There was evidence that north korea specifically used tornado cash to hide stolen crypto, which is where this has all stemmed from
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dylkil
3y ago
Using your phone feels strange too
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dylkil
3y ago
Every study under the sun shows drug criminalization causes more public health issues than it solves. It should be treated as a public health issue rather than a criminal issue. Portugal is a fantastic case study of how this succeeded.
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dylkil
3y ago
thats a bit of a stretch
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dylkil
3y ago
You can offer censorship to users who want it, everything stays up but some people dont see it
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dylkil
3y ago
momentum going down is usually what makes people unhappy, blowing up your life up kicks momentum in a new direction
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dylkil
3y ago
>collapse of civil and political life civil and political life is terrible and still better than it has ever been
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3y ago
What i find especially intriguing is the certainty some people on this forum have of crypto going to zero. The same certainty they had 2, 5 and 10 years ago. Yet here we are. At what stage do they start questioning the strength of their cer
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dylkil
3y ago
In the uk politicians were allowed to opt out https://www.digit.fyi/data-protection-political-parties/
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3y ago
"for allegedly listing unregistered securities" Hasn't coinbase repeatedly asked the SEC which tokens were securities and have yet to get answer... I don't think SEC strong arming is any indication of shadiness.
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U.S. Regulators Are Choking Crypto
(wsj.com)
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3y ago
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Bitwarden Iframe Vulnerability
(techradar.com)
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4y ago
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dylkil
4y ago
LUSD and RAI are fully decentralised (no centralised backing), though they are not quite as stable are their centralised counterparts (yet)
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dylkil
4y ago
Modifying "fugitive" with the context of said fugitive doesn't really exemplify the commonness of those type of fugitive.
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dylkil
4y ago
>Objectively nobody actually uses this stuff Stay tuned for major central banks deploying CDBCs on ethereum. Swiss, EU and Singapore are launching a pilot program.
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4y ago
Andre is pretty much hated now. He created a shit ton of useless tokens in 2020 and 2021, made multiple millions off them, disappeared, and now has come back to preach to word of regulation to prevent others doing what he got away it.
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4y ago
>ban surveillance by apps if only
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4y ago
smart contract wallets allow users to recover funds in the event they lose their private key - https://www.argent.xyz/learn/what-is-a-smart-contract-wallet...
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4y ago
the servile class learned how to program
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A Hot War in Cold Places
(drpippa.substack.com)
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dylkil
4y ago
These are the type of questions that need to be presented to the public. This type of attack on encryption hasnt changed in 30 years, except now governments are going hard on the CSAM aspect as opposed to the other 3 horsemen[1]. It makes s
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