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odrekf
3y ago
Have you tried Landrace gardening? Maybe you just need to adapt the seeds to your local conditions.
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odrekf
4y ago
>The amount of cool stuff people have created on top of Stable Diffusion Paintings that look like Pepe the frog?
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odrekf
4y ago
I tried to reply to someone but he got censored for pointing out that if you care about two neurons you should care about the animals that go through hell in the meat/dairy industry. Here's my reply: One can't hope to truly k
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odrekf
4y ago
A lot of the knowledge required to farm has been lost with big Ag. Try finding someone who actually knows how to do the job's definition. Things like harvesting seeds... Farmers just buy them from the store, and then complain about how
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odrekf
4y ago
A layer on top of something is not something, it's something else. Dude, you need to chill, you ruined BTC for everyone and now you are hostage to your own failed investment. Remember it was supposed to be cash. Accept your loss and st
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odrekf
4y ago
Why does it have to be since the fork? Do you just arbitrarily remove the part of its history that make your coin look like a complete scam? People had to wait days for their transactions, many ended up falling off of the mempool, effective
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odrekf
4y ago
So your only arguments are denials and ad hominems. Got it.
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odrekf
4y ago
>Lightning is absolutely Bitcoin A separate network is not Bitcoin. And Bitcoin doesn't require intermediaries. The only network that fits Bitcoin's definition is BCH.
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odrekf
4y ago
Can you show me where in the whitepaper it mentions your metrics? I didn't see anything about say, price in there. I did see a lot of mentions about it being cash though (also cheap to use, beat credit cards, no intermediaries, etc). A
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odrekf
4y ago
What you call "Bitcoin", is not Bitcoin by its own whitepaper. And it certainly DOESN'T have 100% uptime. Keeping blocks artificially limited at 1mb doesn't make it more decentralized, it actually makes it more centraliz
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odrekf
4y ago
It has much, much better scalability and uptime. The other day the entire LN went down due to 1 bad node. That has never happened, and will never happen in the original Bitcoin design (ticker: BCH).
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odrekf
4y ago
You mean Bitcoin Cash.
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odrekf
4y ago
If you eat meat you are probably financing worse things, like sentencing animals to a life in a house of horrors. Eg: piglets have their teeth and tails removed without anesthesia. Many simply die from shock. source: https://en.w
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odrekf
6y ago
The Bitcoin idea didn't fail to be cash. BTC failed to be cash because it forced a permanent 1mb block size limit. If you want to see the original Bitcoin idea working as a charm, use Bitcoin Cash (BCH).
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odrekf
6y ago
Some people have vocation for taking care of the old and the sick. Yes, they do it for the money, but they could have chosen something else, and yet they chose nursing because to them it is rewarding. Job satisfaction and doing good things
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odrekf
6y ago
As a vegan, I learned that there's D2 (comes from plants) and D3 (comes from animals), and they are the same as far as I know. Not sure about using them for treatments.
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odrekf
7y ago
Heh, good point. But still I wouldn't call it a failure, just a defect, or not optimal. The company as a whole probably works just fine.
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odrekf
7y ago
Why is that a failure? I didn't know every job had to last a lifetime.
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odrekf
8y ago
If you need your credit card, then you can be censored. That's why it uses Bitcoin (BCH) instead.
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odrekf
9y ago
"Litecoin founder" Funny how people get pride from copy/pasting Bitcoin's code.
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odrekf
10y ago
I understood the article, and I'm not a physicist or anything like that. And I suspect almost everyone else here who read it understood it too. It's not uncommon for HN readers to be interested in how the Universe works, and there
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odrekf
10y ago
Actually it makes perfect sense, and has happened in previous thefts. I'm an investor and I think it's worth holding onto a currency if I see it as a good store of value, it doesn't matter if not everyone on earth is using it
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odrekf
10y ago
So how does Coinbase do it?
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odrekf
10y ago
As expected, "Ethereum is turing-complete" turned out to be just a marketing meme (or a horrible idea at best), just like "Litecoin is silver", "Doge is community", and all the others.
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odrekf
10y ago
I could think some.
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odrekf
10y ago
In many places you won't have a chance of doing anything. Just do a quick search in youtube and watch all the people being robbed, beaten, raped, and killed by the police. That's the power they have now.
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odrekf
10y ago
Just keep your private keys encrypted. Ever heard of Trezor? Encrypted paper wallets? Brain wallets?