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jeeceebees
9y ago
German and Dutch are extremely similar. As a fluent Dutch speaker without any formal German lessons whatsoever I can read German pretty well. Speaking and understanding are more difficult, but I'd say most Dutch/Germans would be
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jeeceebees
9y ago
By this logic no photographer is an artist either. They just 'selected' a composition they liked. They didn't work to create any of their subjects, just walked up and took a picture. Slowly coaxing a desired result out of a c
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jeeceebees
9y ago
The contract code is immutable. The code that you agree to can be pretty complicated though and might not do exactly what you think it does. In this case, by some stupid mistake the contract allowed anyone at all to change who was conside
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jeeceebees
9y ago
The exploit allowed anyone to reinitialize a multisig contract with themselves as an owner because the constructor was a public function. These contracts weren't "fixed" like they were supposed to be. The white hats will depl
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jeeceebees
9y ago
Just a couple months ago geth clients were crashing due to a memory overload, the fix? Use parity until geth was patched. Using core implementations is no guaruntee that you won't get burned. The only difference between official softwa
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jeeceebees
9y ago
What kind of QOS adjustments would be made impossible by assuming the above definition of net neutrality? Genuinely curious.
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jeeceebees
10y ago
Wouldn't this imply that all hash functions (other than one-to-one mappings) must have collisions? Why does the pigeonhole principle hold?
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jeeceebees
10y ago
Another integration I'd like to see is with Facebook events. Really the only reason I have a Facebook account is to keep track of concerts I'm going to. All the info and tickets are in the same place and I can follow certain event
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jeeceebees
10y ago
I think one of the important things is that people have learned the need for backups in smart contracts. There will always be bugs, but if people build in failsafes to catch them then situations like the DAO draining can be avoided. Here&#x
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jeeceebees
10y ago
IPFS works over tor! The implementation is pretty rudimentary at this point, though. I guess the main issue is actually distributing the tracker.
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10y ago
I think very many IPFS use cases do need / benefit from blockchains.
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jeeceebees
10y ago
The future is an IPFS mirror where the entire magnet list and web frontend are peer to peer. When everyone can host the site individually on their own computer there won't be a way for authorities to seize servers or domains.