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"As we all know, animal rights activists have (like many critics) had to collectively shift its criticism of kicking dogs away from accusations of being cruel, "it hurts the dogs" and so on to a grudging acceptance that there is a place for beating dogs mercilessly." it's fun, substitute whatever you want in for buttcoin
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:when did we/buttcoin start accepting blockchain is good to be fair bitcoin is kind of technically interesting( it's not well excecuted, well thought out, or useful in any way shape or form) it's a sentimate that's been expresed here multiple times so they probably saw it and mis-interpreted it to mean that we love the blockchain blockCHAIN BLOCKCHAIN
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bitcoin is a cool proof-of-concept that sucks overall it is the rube goldberg machine of economics: neat but ultimately worthless
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:
He's right guys, I'm gonna start working on an altcoin. So what's #include do?
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Elysiume posted:bitcoin is a cool proof-of-concept that sucks overall i won't accept the blockchain as worthwhile until ok go makes a music video with it
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:searched twitter for blockchain, got http://genecoin.me/ Humans currently preserve their genes by passing them down across generations. This is an incredible, but utimately unreliable backup method. We etch your DNA into culture's most indestructible form: money itself. this is a joke right
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poty posted:
the answer is either yes or yes
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:A challenge to /r/Buttcoin - Use the "valuable blockchain technology" to start your own coin that outcompetes Bitcoin (self.Bitcoin) heavens to betsy i dont believe we did
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:A challenge to /r/Buttcoin - Use the "valuable blockchain technology" to start your own coin that outcompetes Bitcoin (self.Bitcoin) "hey Buttcoin, I may be stuck in a hole of my own digging but maybe you should quit pissing in mine and start digging your own hole. Who knows you might reach the moon!"
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Boxturret posted:to be fair bitcoin is kind of technically interesting( it's not well excecuted, well thought out, or useful in any way shape or form) Or he made up his position whole cloth. Which is more likely?
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Aleksei Vasiliev posted:searched twitter for blockchain, got http://genecoin.me/ quote:our crawlers will spread your genetic material to foreign blockchains all across the globe
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codl posted:i can spread my genetic material just fine on my own thank you nice av, i love that video
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from that github arsenische 8 days ago That's why this kind of project is hardly possible with traditional money. This project was created during a 48 hour rails rumble competition. The beauty of Bitcoin is that everybody can use it to create something during a weekend. This is not a commercial project, we don't have resources to hire lawyers and accountants. And of course we don't want to harm anybody. If we see that we are damaging somebody, we'll try to fix it. Update: It is already opt-out for everybody unless s/he receives a tip greater than threshold. Update2: If people receive tips greater than threshold and complain - we'll rise a threshold. We are not sending endless emails to random people. I think if a person received a tip - s/he should have a chance to know about it. Why would anybody want to sue us? Thanks for your warnings anyway (though I am not yet sure how to deal with them).
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bitcoin: because software engineers only work during the week
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bitcoin: building the foundation of global finance one 48-hour code jam at a time
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it'll always amaze me that people don't understand that you can't just collect cash for someone without their knowledge, even if the endgame isn't to steal it once upon a time, my some of the marketing courses at my college required you to create a semester project involving the sale of a widget of your choosing they asked you to put their logo on said widget, and any funds you made past your initial personal investment went back to them to buy some department head a new chair or something no one really checked in advance what the widget was going to be because you'd need to really go above and beyond to gently caress up a thing where all that was expected of you was to print the campus logo on a t-shirt except one group decided that they would go above and beyond, and opted to produce a calendar with "professions" you could get after your getting your bachelor's slutty accountant slutty secretary slutty mechanic (and 9 other slutty somethings that had nothing to do with an accounting degree) the models weren't nude but were still doing their best to be all sexy like, and it later surfaced that the guy in charge of photography used his younger sister's friends, of course all minors so basically the best case interpretation is that a calendar containing lewd pictures was sanctioned and produced by these idiots, and had the college logo loving everywhere on it, and at worst that + the child porn angle so yeah, you don't allow random fuckwits to take your public image and associate it to whatever, because sometimes they'll do jaw dropping stuff
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I'm getting annoyed by the No-Bitcoin is loving stupid, but Blockchain Technology™ is an amazing innovation and Silicon Vally Companies are investing tons of real money into it - pitch. Since when is wasting energy and storing everything everywhere in one huge rear end database where key values and other hashes are magnitudes larger than the information you want to transmit?
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ElectricMucus posted:I'm getting annoyed by the No-Bitcoin is loving stupid, but Blockchain Technology™ is an amazing innovation and Silicon Vally Companies are investing tons of real money into it - pitch. Since when is wasting energy and storing everything everywhere in one huge rear end database where key values and other hashes are magnitudes larger than the information you want to transmit? ugh read the white paper idiot. it's also on the wiki so it's as good as solved. and moores law means in 20 years I can fit the block chain on an eyelash. and Africa will be the next super economy because of mesh networks and decentralized mobile to mobile protoeconomies of scale vis-a-vis ergo de facto blockchain businesses. you'll be wishing you were on the ground floor 
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BeOSPOS posted:ugh read the white paper idiot. it's also on the wiki so it's as good as solved. and moores law means in 20 years I can fit the block chain on an eyelash. and Africa will be the next super economy because of mesh networks and decentralized mobile to mobile protoeconomies of scale vis-a-vis ergo de facto blockchain businesses. you'll be wishing you were on the ground floor BINGO!
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lollin at genecoin claiming to know what is dna makes you an individual while ignoring metagenomics, like smdh it's not 1998 lol also a sequence would cost $9k and inserting whatever pared down version into the blockchain would cost $800 in fees and take a minimum of four months (assuming no other transactions take place) in addition to whatever fee genecoin would charge actually multiply this by a bit because your DNA info would need some sort of identifying header because the transactions would most certainly happen out of order
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quote:"I dream that somehow my grandchildren could meet my grandma. Can this help?" memory's stored in genes right
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vOv posted:memory's stored in genes right according to the scientifically and historically accurate video game series "assassin's creed" yes
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vOv posted:memory's stored in genes right yes, our DNA functions as an archive. It contains not only genetic instructions passed down from previous generations, but memories as well; the memories of our ancestors.
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ayn rand hand job posted:according to the scientifically and historically accurate video game series "assassin's creed" you say this like some bitcoiner hasn't said it in earnest
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BeOSPOS posted:replace "beanie baby" with "bitcoin" in this video and you closely approximate the current state of affairs in bitcolandia
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FCKGW posted:lol this thread rapilabs commented a day ago This project is not great or clever in any way. It's not innovative, merely emulative. The fact that you willingly infuriate people by refusing to blacklist their projects indicates contempt for the people you're pretending to help. r04r commented a day ago Just want to chime in that I think this project is great, and that anyone who takes an issue with it is overreacting. It's not that hard to block incoming email, especially since it's all sent from the same domain. This also seems a lot more reasonable than complaining about people wanting to gift you money for your work. Unless tip4commit is somehow profiting from this I don't understand why this would be a problem. Man, what a great scam. Collect bitcoin tips from people who want to donate to contributors of open source projects, annoy those contributors with e-mails until they block your domain, and then tip4commit keeps all of the unclaimed bitcoins. Put a little "we might not be endorsed by any of these projects ^_^" disclaimer at the bottom of the page to keep the loving non-bitcoin holding peasants happy
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quote:why not give bigger (NOT TOO BIG only let's say maximum of restricted x10 big) vote weight to those who proven to have more political knowledge let's say this year?
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so should i go out and steal campaign signs to increase my stores of political goods?
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oh hey it's literacy tests as a requirement for voting with a shoddy new coat of paint have to keep those undesirables out of the process somehow
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maybe we could make it so that if you fail the test your vote is worth, oh... 3/5ths as much
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vOv posted:maybe we could make it so that if you fail the test your vote is worth, oh... 3/5ths as much "the constitution means exactly what the literal words say and nothing can ever change ever" - a supereme court justice
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duTrieux. posted:"the constitution means exactly what the literal words say and nothing can ever change ever"* - a supereme court justice * " unless it's inconvenient for me that they do so "
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vOv posted:(now the idea is creating mmorpg-style profiled private key blockchain)  Has anybody made a blockchain business generator yet?
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ElectricMucus posted:
this is close
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Nov 2, 2014 20:51
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introducing a mobile lucid dreaming suicide hotline
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how about an automated boner training lesson
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Imagine a secret poster search engine
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yes needs more blockchains
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