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RWAs, Unwrapped: We put a name to 83% of the tokenized RWA market on Ethereum
(anagram.digital)
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Rise of the Ransomware Cartels
(elementus.io)
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4y ago
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Celebs wish Bitcoin a Happy 12th Birthday
(twitter.com)
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6y ago
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mgalka
7y ago
> as a basic rule of thumb, any paper on cybersecurity that does not start the discussion with a reference attack vector and listed assumptions is probably garbage. Actionable guidance for real world decisions is not the objective of aca
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mgalka
7y ago
Elementus | Data Scientist | New York | Full-time | Onsite | https://elementus.io Elementus is the universal blockchain query engine. We develop tools for financial institutions, law enforcement, and regulators to help them see
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mgalka
7y ago
I just got a bunch of these yesterday, all from Sierra Leone
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mgalka
8y ago
Unless there has been a new development, there are no approved crypto ETFs yet. There are crypto index funds with fees of 1%-2%. That's not a bad option if you just want some diversity with minimal thought + effort. I think this tool o
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Some overdue transparency into the Cryptopia exchange hack
(elementus.io)
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8y ago
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Diving into a crypto trust-trading scam kit discovered online
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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How cryptocurrency will disrupt asset managers
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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mgalka
8y ago
I do a lot of both writing and coding and I also follow this schedule. I find coding at night to be very efficient, but when I try to write at night, I end up rewriting the same paragraph 10 times before giving up. No idea why these activit
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Stephen Hawking’s Final Paper: How to Escape from a Black Hole
(nytimes.com)
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8y ago
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Navigating the Gray Areas in Cryptocurrencies
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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mgalka
8y ago
Really cool! I'd love to see this go even further and see what other patterns appear.
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Fomo3D just finished its first round: 10,469 ETH paid to the winner
(myidleincome.com)
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8y ago
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The world's passports and where they allow you to travel
(passportindex.org)
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mgalka
8y ago
Really nice to have the flexbox grid and vertical centering
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Visualisation of thousands of bird sounds
(experiments.withgoogle.com)
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8y ago
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mgalka
8y ago
It's also annoying to have the amp menu bar taking up space at the top. Screen real estate is scarce and another menu bar at the top is just confusing.
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mgalka
8y ago
Ironic the site does not seem to be responsive
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Utility Tokens, Stores of Value and Asset Inflation
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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The Elegant Simplicity of ERC20
(longhash.com)
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8y ago
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Coinbase launching suite of institutional products
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8y ago
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8y ago
Private blockchain (one that is centrally controlled, usually internal to a company) or privacy blockchain (the flow of funds is obfuscated)? Private blockchains lack decentralized consensus, so the have more in common with a typical databa
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Ask HN: Smart news/political commentary YouTube channels?
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8y ago
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9y ago
DAGs do not keep track of the order of transactions, so general purpose smart contracts are not possible
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Ask HN: What are the cons of DAGs as compared to blockchains?
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9y ago
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9y ago
Depends on your purpose for running a node. I use it to validate transactions and to query transaction histories, for which the full state is necessary. It would be nice if they could implement a version that allows this, without the bloat.
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9y ago
> Access that does not require authentication should never be a crime. Linkedin is not trying to prevent access. They want to prevent information from being scraped, and then used to their detriment.
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How Bots and Cyborgs Spread Misinformation on Twitter
(hackernoon.com)
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