jaekwon

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by jaekwon 2y ago
Were half the presidents Freemasons? Is Trump a Freemason? Is the "center" of Freemasonry in London? Either you understand these things, are you're naive and plugged into the matrix, or you're part of the many Agent Smi
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by jaekwon 2y ago
I'm not schizo, but "take your meds" is sort of a last resort of shills, so, get vaxxed. For the readers; accusing others of a mental disorder for connecting the dots regarding a global conspiracy, after covid19 (which was cr
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by jaekwon 2y ago
You tell me. Did he get into vaccines for the express purpose of population control? (see his TED talk) Did he fly on Lolita express? Did he fund the WHO which mandated vaccines? Is he the son of a prominent eugenicist who was on the board
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by jaekwon 2y ago
Yup. "Luciferians" don't understand the nature of light.
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Show HN: Programming Challenge #1 from Jaekwon(45.79.77.250)
1 points by jaekwon 6y ago|0 comments
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by jaekwon 7y ago
DISCLOSURE: Just a PSA, it's a work under progress, and you're all invited to contribute or to fork it.
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Corona Virus Response by the People for the People(github.com)
2 points by jaekwon 7y ago|1 comments
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by jaekwon 7y ago
Thank you, creating a directory here: https://github.com/wikirona/wikirona/blob/master/oxygen/READ...
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by jaekwon 7y ago
Ben West is cited in an article linked to from the OP article. He was hacking on that pump for the longest time since 2006 when I was living with him, and what do you know, he caused a movement. Also check out Anthony Di Franco's open
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by jaekwon 7y ago
Lightning is one way. There are some issues with capital lockup costs, so other level-2 scaling solutions are also required. There's been more discussion of a Bitcoin bridge for Cosmos, as well as Ethereum. Tendermint sidechains is w
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Cosmos and Tendermint
4 points by jaekwon 8y ago|1 comments
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by jaekwon 8y ago
Zooko's triangle: Human-meaningful, Secure, Decentralized. Tendermint provides BFT security in the likes of Bitcoin proof-of-work, except without the mining. It allows for massively replicated public decentralized databases. (e.g. BF
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by jaekwon 8y ago
Thank you, does that look good?
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by jaekwon 8y ago
> While many of the technologies I'd use already exist, rebuilding the web around blockchains and onion routing would require a revolution in user interface design to have a chance; otherwise it will be a playground for the technolo
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Let's fork Go, for a suitable blockchain & capabilities language(groups.google.com)
1 points by jaekwon 8y ago|0 comments
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The Cosmos-SDK is a blockchain framework in Go(github.com)
1 points by jaekwon 8y ago|0 comments
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by jaekwon 8y ago
Cosmos - "the universe seen as a well-ordered whole" Given the nature of the word, I it think fits the Cosmos Network pretty well, as blockchains are mostly about consensus around ordering. And Cosmos IBC provides a kind of parti
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by jaekwon 8y ago
Thanks for the support! :) I've made a submission for the Cosmos-SDK for disambiguation.
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Like Protobuf3 but better – deterministic, upgradeable, fast, and compact(github.com)
2 points by jaekwon 9y ago|0 comments
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by jaekwon 9y ago
https://twitter.com/jaekwon/status/974265708325539841 Theory: If #gravity were modeled as a constant egress flow of spaceelevator harpoons coming out of each atomic planet, the scale invariance of the rotational f
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by jaekwon 9y ago
I'm the primary author of Amino. We use Amino for Tendermint and the Cosmos-SDK. Ask me anything, or please provide feedback!
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Show HN: Amino – Like Protobuf3 but Better – Designed for Blockchains(github.com)
8 points by jaekwon 9y ago|1 comments
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by jaekwon 9y ago
Aye, When there's nothing left to believe in, It's time to make believe something better.
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by jaekwon 9y ago
What a load of manure. No-one should have to break the law to bootstrap a crypto network with likeminded people. We reserve the freedom to associate.
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by jaekwon 9y ago
Yes, there were many designs. I don't know of anyone who really applied traditional BFT networks into public blockchain architecture, however, until Tendermint. For example, who spoke or wrote of BFT fault accountability/attributi
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by jaekwon 9y ago
Tendermint works great for 4 to 300 validators, and with the Cosmos delegation model, many more stakers can participate. So yes, it's not a trivial problem, but Tendermint is solving it.
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by jaekwon 9y ago
Private networks could grow to become public. It would be nice to be able to use the same system for scaling from 4 to 10B. Private blockchains are incentivized to adopt public blockchain architectures because public blockchains are most e
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by jaekwon 9y ago
Tendermint is hiring. We have a hubs in Toronto and Berlin, and we're building one out in the Bay Area. If you have what it takes to design and implement protocol standards for the blockchain/cryptocurrency industry, reach out. We
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by jaekwon 9y ago
No, a transaction here is referring to a transaction. The block reward on Bitcoin is already 12.5BTC is 12.5 × $4000+. That incentives the expenditure of significantly more energy than $20 worth.
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by jaekwon 9y ago
No. There are sustainable alternatives to PoW. See Tendermint and the Cosmos Network, for example.

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