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Re:The Fantasy and the Cyberpunk Futurism of Singapore on Saturday August 01, 2020 @03:27PM (#24023193)
there are homeless in Singapore seriously?
that is why Satoshi Nakamoto the inventor of BitCoin is Craig S Wright!

makes sense now

Re:Facebook Dating on Thursday September 05, 2019 @04:02PM (#20890194)
cringe
in singapore they use teenage to police the island
Pluralsight < udemy

Nobody help you on pluralsight if youre stuck

Re:Ask HN: Getting Started Investing on Sunday July 14, 2019 @10:16AM (#20433500)
BitCoin wants to replace Aws https://twitter.com/_unwriter if you are interested
I ain't buying your bags VCs
Re:Generating Ethereum Address from Scratch on Saturday June 22, 2019 @09:00AM (#20249383)
Building a decentralized supercomputer onchain Let‘s instad have a thought experiment: We want to create a decentralized supercomputer, both on Ethereum and on BSV. Let‘s say we have a 60mb program to calculate 1gb of climate data. Ethereum On Ethereum it is impossible to put 1gb of climate data onchain. This is the capacity of about one week. It might be possible to push 60mb of program data onchain, but this requires a heavy refacturing of the scripts, will cost a lot of Gas and might cause several security risks. If you try to do the operations onchain, you will fastly reach the limits. Executing the supercomputer operations will cost heavy amounts of Gas, while you only get a tiny power capacity, as the operation is done by every single node. It will not work very well. Instead of creating the supercomputer onchain, you can create a marketplace for supercomputing onchain. This is approximately what Golem does. You create a smart contract, which tries to wrap up a complex logic of business scenarios to enable people to trustlessly trade supercomputer power on a decentralized marketplace. While such a contract will still cost a lot of Gas – it is relatively complicated for Ethereum – you still need a centralized third party to share data and tasks and to allow the involved actors to access the system. Bitcoin SV Now, how can it be done on BSV? First, you can put the files to process onchain – 1gb is not that much of data for BSV, Ryan X. Charles already uploaded 1.4gb of pictures. So you can do with the 60mb calculating instructions. Not as a smart contract for other nodes, but just as a string. All data you use is stringed: Nodes do not need to execute it, but they can. Then you create an onchain website, giving users access to some kind of marketplace. This allows to access and produce onchain data: Identities or pseudonym of bidders, askers and maybe moderators; every step of a trade cycle – offers, acceptance, delivery, payment, review. It is not a shared computer, but a shared filesystem. That‘s it, basically. You can share vast amounts of data and scripts, create the data items needed to run a supercomputing marketplace and process deliveries and payments without the need of a centralized third party website. Multisig transactions protected by a notary or moderator, can be used to secure the payments. Sure, the supercomputing is something for the future. BSV just started its metanet enterprise. It‘s not ready. For example, processing multisigs on onchain sites is currently hardly doable in a userfriendly way. But in general – it is possible. With this method you can basically build everything. While Ethereum struggles with making expensive zero knowledge proofs (zkSnark) compatible to onchain computing, people in BSV are already working on toolsets like onchain SSH. A new paradigm
Re:Ask HN: Which 5 investments of £1k each should I make? on Saturday February 09, 2019 @08:38PM (#19125891)
Vaporware scam

Follow satoshi nakamoto

Re:Ask HN: Which 5 investments of £1k each should I make? on Saturday February 09, 2019 @08:34PM (#19125874)
Which Bitcoin with or without segwit and small or big blocks?
Re:Satoshi Nakamoto the founder of Bitcoin reveals himself on Saturday February 09, 2019 @09:53AM (#19122550)
tl;dr (for now)

I am the issuer for Bitcoin. There is no decentralised here. The only protection I have was remaining unknown. As I prove who I am over the year, I prove who the issuer is for Bitcoin. The issuer of a money system who did not ask for permission and knows that it was not legal when it occurred. Bitcoin (BSV) was issued in 2009. BTC was issued with an airdrop in 2017.

Re:Swift 5 Exclusivity Enforcement on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @08:25PM (#19091854)
How do you use swift on ubuntu
Re:Tech Is Splitting the U.S. Work Force in Two on Tuesday February 05, 2019 @09:05AM (#19085338)
>>incentives >>linus torvalds
I'm not unwriter
Re:Why are the Maltese so competitive? on Wednesday January 09, 2019 @05:04PM (#18869433)
Oh and because of southeast asian culture

And Singapore is not as majority are Chinese/china culture

Same with xiaomi using bloackada
How does hedge fund add value to normal people?
Just wane say most people have no time to think about this (outside western countries) they just want to survive
Re:Ethereum Plans to Cut Its Energy Consumption by 99 Percent on Thursday January 03, 2019 @02:03AM (#18813416)
Tzscan.io check'em
Re:Ethereum Plans to Cut Its Energy Consumption by 99 Percent on Thursday January 03, 2019 @02:02AM (#18813415)
Tezos baking already live
Re:AdGuard DNS: A Privacy-Oriented DNS Server on Monday December 31, 2018 @01:41AM (#18793405)
Just use blockada app
Re:Why I’m so “against” Ethereum on Friday December 28, 2018 @10:08PM (#18781527)
What about tezos?
Re:The Ethereum Price Drop: A Fundamental Analysis on Tuesday December 11, 2018 @09:50PM (#18661001)
ETH is controlled by vitalik
Re:The Ethereum Price Drop: A Fundamental Analysis on Tuesday December 11, 2018 @09:46PM (#18660987)
Try baking with tezos liquid democracy

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