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McGlockenshire posted:the mods of /r/rbitcoin are just amazing Oh poo poo, he found us out and talked to some elites?! I hope it wasn't the Coke brothers that spilled the beans
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McGlockenshire posted:I talked to a few I know. i'd wager this person is very socially isolated and the "elites" he knows is basically this one kid who makes stuff up if you read that in the voice of hank venture recounting something dermott told him it fits come on season 6 loving start already
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Soricidus posted:hmm, I wonder if they're going to enforce all this they are certainly trying. In response to McGlockenshire posted:the mods of /r/rbitcoin are just amazing this happened:  none of the other posts actually have comments in them, so it's hard to see them in action elsewhere 
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surebet posted:i'd wager this person is very socially isolated and the "elites" he knows is basically this one kid who makes stuff up I am going to start reading bitcoin startups in the voice of Rusty Venture now though so thanks.
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stress that's in your head as opposed to ???
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if evolution is true, why are there still bankers?
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When did you realize the true value in Bitcoin and Blockchain tech? (self.Bitcoin) soumis 1 jour de ça par kmcclry Like the title says, I'm curious when people here first realized the true value/magnitude of this technology and what was the trigger. For me, it was today because the pieces finally fell into place. I got around to watching Antonopoulos' 2 hour testifing to Canadian Senate from here[1] . Up until watching that, I had purchased some Bitcoin, and messed around with it because I had simply heard it was decentralized. I'm pretty libertarian so supporting the growth of something decentralized was really attractive to me. It wasn't until today that Bitcoin became more to me than that. I told my girlfriend that I watched that video and she looked at me like I was crazy. I slowly walked through the basics of blockchain and bitcoin (probably not super great since I'm new) and compared it to today's monetary system. That was really the epiphany moment for me because I've been an advocate for another gold based (or other precious metal based) economy. I've already understood how screwed up today's system is because I've done my due diligence with some Ludwig von Mises, John Maynard Keynes, etc (you have to know both sides of an opinion). Putting the pieces together that Bitcoin is a sort of gold (but better), and it is simply the reward from a more compelling technology was the one-two punch for me. Learning that decentralization, blockchain, and bitcoin could create a world with so much less central authority and do it in such an elegant manner was mind-boggling. I think the best part was that during this conversation with her she had never heard that the Fed exists because it was made by bankers, for bankers. That her money isn't to her benefit, its really for someone else and she gets the scraps. Hearing that Bitcoin is money that is yours, and no one elses, was really attractive to her. I may have another convert that isn't just me coming along for the ride. TL DR i read about bitcoin and my epiphany levels are elevated and stable because bankers gold standard von mises, also 2 hours antonpopolus speech
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McGlockenshire posted:the mods of /r/rbitcoin are just amazing my uncle works for the bildenberg group and he says they're making a new amero dollar to replace the peso, but they tried it out on some kids in japan and they died so it got delayed. e: also, a libertarian getting mad that the elites are using their resources to cement their position in the social order.
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CampingCarl posted:It is amazing that they think the actual elites give a poo poo about the opinion of people CampingCarl posted:It is amazing that they think the actual elites give a poo poo
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unpacked robinhood posted:I've already understood how screwed up today's system is because I've done my due diligence with some Ludwig von Mises, John Maynard Keynes, etc (you have to know both sides of an opinion).
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code so advanced and perfect that only an advanced alien artificial intelligence from the future could have created itOrange Sunshine posted:"There will never be more than 21 million bitcoins".
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i say "carl marque force quatre" because im a dirty french :o
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Boxturret posted:code so advanced and perfect that only an advanced alien artificial intelligence from the future could have created it
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somebody else make r/rrrrrbitcoin i'm more of an ideas gal myself
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carl mark force the fourth sort of rhymes so that's how i say it
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i recall they did eventually patch it, but after a whole bunch of whining that it wasn't a bug on every compiler, so it was fine.* that means instead of it making too many bitcoins, it'd cause a fork. * the boring explanation: the statement in question assumed that >>= (right-shift assignment operator) would store zero after you put in more right shifts than there are bits in the variable, but that's not actually defined behavior in the specifications. i'd be surprised to see the rationale for introducing a 1 in there after 64 right shifts, but what do i know, im just some rear end in a top hat and not a compiler maker guy. e: turns out one of the links explained that it's a matter of hardware-level behavior: quote:[using a bitshift to divide by two] works great up to 63. But since there's no specification in C++ as to what to do if you take a 64-bit number and shift it 64 bits, it's undefined. /r/bitcoin rbitcoin ribbitcoin 
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poik007 posted:i say "carl marque force quatre" because im a dirty french :o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0iItwy2vZs
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Apr 21, 2015 22:33
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lol the first one is about having heatstroke
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Apr 21, 2015 22:42
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how do i use the floppy disk, im stuck on bitcoin island
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TVarmy posted:* the boring explanation: the statement in question assumed that >>= (right-shift assignment operator) would store zero after you put in more right shifts than there are bits in the variable, but that's not actually defined behavior in the specifications. i'd be surprised to see the rationale for introducing a 1 in there after 64 right shifts, but what do i know, im just some rear end in a top hat and not a compiler maker guy. to extend this boring explanation, if you did 64 right shifts by 1 on an 64-bit unsigned integer you would be guaranteed to get 0. it's just that on an individual operation the shift is required to be in [0,width) because C is designed to prefer producing optimal code on valid inputs (with the user being responsible for validity) over producing portable results on corner cases. if C did the mathematically correct thing, it would almost always have to wrap dynamic shifts with additional processing
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A Pinball Wizard posted:how do i use the floppy disk, im stuck on bitcoin island save, refresh the page so the monkey island game goes away, do dos commands on the dos prompt
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Krinkle posted:save, refresh the page so the monkey island game goes away, do dos commands on the dos prompt i cant save, im on the moon
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then leave the moon what do you want from me take a russian drug
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anthonypants posted:that's so old not only is it in the wiki but the words "gavinandresen merged 2 commits into bitcoin:master from ditto-b:master on Apr 2, 2014" in the last link of that post means the fix was incorporated into the bitcoin client over a year ago Oh drat, I can't believe it was a real bug, the wiki page was so.. uhh.. sarcastic? and it was dated 1st of April. So bitcoiners write like this when they're talking about something serious? quote:This poses obvious problems, however. Prominent among them is the discussion on what to call 1 billion Bitcoin, which symbol color to use for it quote:The code below is carefully written to rely on undefined behaviour in the C++ specification - perhaps so it can be hardware accelerated in future. quote:Thanks to the new-goldmine interval being exactly 64 times the halving interval, and 64 being the size in bits of the currency datatype quote:Python unexpectedly returns 0 when shifting an integer beyond its size. The whole thing is written like that.
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Buttcoin purse posted:So bitcoiners write like this when they're talking about something serious?
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it's a real bug but it won't actually matter for about 200 years, so they're all april fools joking about the reason for it and importance of it.
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Qwertycoatl posted:it's a real bug but it won't actually matter
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Qwertycoatl posted:it's a real bug but it won't actually matter for about 200 years, so they're all april fools joking about the reason for it and importance of it.
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ok, if you're not watching that rise and rise and rise and rise and rise and rise and faaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllllllllllll of bitcoin on amazon prime, you're missing out on some major lulz
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enotnert posted:ok, if you're not watching that rise and rise and rise and rise and rise and rise and faaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllllllllllll loving lol if you think I'm going to waste time on that poo poo
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:loving lol if you think I'm going to waste time on that poo poo
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enotnert posted:ok, if you're not watching that rise and rise and rise and rise and rise and rise and faaaaaaaaallllllllllllllllllllllllllll if osmeone wants to make a highlight reel i'll laugh at it but yeah lol
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i want to, but it's literally "oh god i can't sleep, oh god this sucks, oh god we want to be legal" Then you get to the interview with the silk road weed dealer.
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literally he's like "poo poo i get pussy talking about this, they call me mr. bitcoin, i used to hustle on the streets, and now poo poo" Right after the interview where a dude literally says he turned his dads failed print shop into an internet cafe, and he knows people use his place to sell drugs.
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the best part of the guy who owns the shop where "mr bitcoin" works "this is my linux rig, the generates about a dollar day in bitcoin"
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enotnert posted:the best part of the guy who owns the shop where "mr bitcoin" works stay safe bitcoin ghost
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for less than the price of a junior bacon cheese burg a day, you can support a ghost born of the great gox collapse. won't u 
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