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Ah, but you see, when it's in a database, you don't know if it's true or just the manufacturer lying to you. But you can't put a lie on a blockchain!
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oh hi marc https://twitter.com/cduhaime/status/1433926938507235342
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I hope "it's out of gas" refers to ETH, not gasoline.
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bum coin
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Boxturret posted:bum coin 
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Ivermectin is actually good for something though.
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Alan Smithee posted:stupid nft Flanders ymgve posted:feels like it's worth nothing at all!
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but ivermectin actually has valuable real world uses (for a completely different thing than the brainworms people use it for)
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yeah the ivermectin of computer science would be like, neural networks. they have specific, real uses, and idiots are constantly trying to use them for wildly inappropriate things they don't work for
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Shame Boy posted:yeah the ivermectin of computer science would be like, neural networks. they have specific, real uses, and idiots are constantly trying to use them for wildly inappropriate things they don't work for
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blockchain is the homeopathy of computer science because it’s useless bullshit that your cousin keeps bugging you to try
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Gaukler posted:blockchain is the homeopathy of computer science because it’s useless bullshit that your cousin keeps bugging you to try also the more useless it becomes the more powerful it supposedly is
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So it is like a man falling through the earth into parisian catacombs, actually?
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Gaukler posted:blockchain is the homeopathy of computer science because it’s useless bullshit that your cousin keeps bugging you to try also dumb loving grifters around the world are getting rich off it in their native way
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this is funny on so many levels https://twitter.com/zhusu/status/1433721054279528453?s=21 https://twitter.com/dkong7/status/1434038671083245572?s=21
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are they certian it's their nft? the crypto punk's skin might be a8564b, not a8564c
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no sir your hyperlink was geocities, ours was the angelfire
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star tart hk
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njsykora posted:this is funny on so many levels lol this is like a 15 mins walk from where I live; I'd wander over but I have carnitas in progress on a lazy sunday afternoon and those are infinitely more valuable than jpegs in a mall
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Feisty-Cadaver posted:lol this is like a 15 mins walk from where I live; I'd wander over but I have carnitas in progress on a lazy sunday afternoon and those are infinitely more valuable than jpegs in a mall Nft your carnitas and you can have the best of both worlds
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be careful though this museum might appropriate your carnitas
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blugu64 posted:be careful though this museum might appropriate your carnitas "your" carnitas
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Generalizing Weighted Trees: A Bridge from Bitcoin to GHOSTquote:Despite the tremendous interest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum today, many aspects of the underlying consensus protocols are poorly understood. Therefore, the search for protocols that improve either throughput or security (or both) continues. Bitcoin always selects the longest chain (i.e., the one with most work). Forks may occur when two miners extend the same block simultaneously, and the frequency of forks depends on how fast blocks are propagated in the network. In the GHOST protocol, used by Ethereum, all blocks involved in the fork contribute to the security. However, the greedy chain selection rule of GHOST does not consider the full information available in the block tree, which has led to some concerns about its security.
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Boxturret posted:are they certian it's their nft? the crypto punk's skin might be a8564b, not a8564c
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Time to NFT this poo poo.
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Alan Smithee posted:no sir your hyperlink was geocities, ours was the angelfire renaming my images to .txt so i can hotlink them
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blugu64 posted:be careful though this museum might appropriate your carnitas I didn’t give you permission to use my awesome carnitas Armitag3 posted:"your" carnitas Our NFT comrade
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i'd forgotten which scam bitconnect was so i went to wikipedia to check and found thisquote:On October 28, 2017, Bitconnect held its first (and only) annual ceremony in Pattaya, Thailand.
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Qwertycoatl posted:i'd forgotten which scam bitconnect was so i went to wikipedia to check and found this how can you forget bit-con-nect?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61i2iDz7u04
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qirex posted:I really hope pattaya is known for something besides what I know about it from reading bitcoin threads for years it's a beach town, something like 3/4 of its income comes from tourism and most of it isn't even sex tourism.
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qirex posted:I really hope pattaya is known for something besides what I know about it from reading bitcoin threads for years It's a great source of vitamins A and K.
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"Last year, three cryptocurrency enthusiasts bought a cruise ship. They named it the Satoshi, and dreamed of starting a floating libertarian utopia. It didn’t work out." This article is comedy plutonium, and it is to be savoured sitting back with a large cool drink.
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divabot posted:"Last year, three cryptocurrency enthusiasts bought a cruise ship. They named it the Satoshi, and dreamed of starting a floating libertarian utopia. It didn’t work out." This is a level in Cruelty Squad, wtf
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divabot posted:"Last year, three cryptocurrency enthusiasts bought a cruise ship. They named it the Satoshi, and dreamed of starting a floating libertarian utopia. It didn’t work out." my wife stumbled across this and about 30 seconds into reading said "do these people realise that you need to put boats into dry dock for maintenance?" I said "lol no of course not, they're techbros, all problems can be solved by javascript and/or libertarian hand waving"
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