jurandom

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   by jurandom 9y ago

   I told them it will have to be Ethereum for now
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   No
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   I just accepted a generous blockchain job offer with a fortune 500 company. But they are not interested in building a new blockchain implementation, but rather exploring smart contracts and their possible relevance to their business.
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   I think the term "smart contract" is a misnomer. Sure, you could write a code similar to one I use: Store money and confirm that I am alive every year (by means of me sending a transaction to the contract). If I don't send th
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   Full email: Ethereum Ether Sale Backup Wallet You are about to make an ether purchase. Please keep the attached wallet file safe. It will serve as a cryptographic receipt of your purchase, along with your password. The password you created
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   I'm looking in that email. Quote: "it is not possible for the Ethereum team to reconstruct a lost wallet."
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   Why is low liquidity a problem? As long as there is someone betting for and someone against an outcome, a prediction market is successful, right?
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   Any thoughts on Augur/Gnosis? Those have a real use case in my opinion.
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   by jurandom 9y ago

   Cool. I see parallels with Ethereum here. How complex can the rules be? Could you have smart contract functionality?