LucSr
"How many hashes did this take to produce" is not sufficient to the security unless with the additional knowledge "how much energy a mining rig need to consume to calculate one hash" which is a public knowledge but not well-known outside of bitcoiner...
waqar alam
bitcoin upcoming very powerful currency all over the world all are accepted few one no accepted after few year all country are accepted and portable 370z heritage edition black
Lomach
)))helo
Panos
Did he actually say BTC is shit at 11.16?
MM
Agreeing w/Jonathan. Privacy, for bad or worse, will be banned from polite conversation on CC. Still important to add all the bells & whistles (ho ho ho!), as it will raise the cost for 2 chip criminals to abuse the system and its users. MimbleWi...
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adam Hey folks, i'm still working on those conference episodes so on today's episode of Let's Talk Bitcoin, we're going back in time for a classic episode and one of my all time favorites. We'll spend most of today's show with Andreas, Stephanie and Peter Todd during one of our rare in-person recordings, talking about Peter's revolutionary Tree Chains concept: What it is, why solo mining is worth saving and how it could change how Bitcoin works for the better.
This is also the episode where I explained Tokens from the ground up for the first time. six months before Tokenly was founded I was focused on helping projects like MyPowers and Swarm deliver token solutions to the world of crowdfunding. Eighteen months later, Tokenly is now fixated on providing token solutions to Crowdfunding platforms except this time instead of building a new crowdfunding platform, we're able to provide all of the possibilities to campaigns and platforms wherever they are. This episode is the original 2014 edit.
Read More adam Matthew Zipkin digs into the limits of possibility with Ohad Asor, Founder of Tau Chain
Tauchain home page http://www.idni.org/
Writing a script that outputs the integers 1 through 10:
1 log:outputString 1.
{ ?x log:outputString ?x. (1 ?x) math:sum ?y. ?y math:lessThan 11 } => { ?y log:outputString ?y }.
...and that is discussed more thoroughly on the bitcointalk thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=950309.msg12260764#msg12260764
Read More adam Adam sits down with Daniel Larimer, leader of the Bitshares project. They talk about the new release, the lessons learned over the last nearly three years and what comes next.
Relevant Links
Download Bitshares 2 Lite Client
adam First, Bruce Fenton shares his concerns about the newly announced Blockchain Alliance project. Then we're joined by Jason Weinstein of the Blockchain Alliance who addresses some of Bruce's questions and introduces the organization and effort. For the second half of the show, we listen in as Josh Cincinatti of Blockcypher talks about the cause, impact,...
Read More adam Stephanie, Andreas and Adam, talk about the first Sidechain, called 'Liquid' coming early next year from the Blockstream team that aims to prevent future gox-like events by creating an almost voting-pools like multi-sig protected, bitcoin escrow'ing structure tying together different exchanges for liquidity and stability purposes.
Then they get into the recent Bitcoin Malleability issue that first had headlines in the aftermath of the MtGox calamity and has recent re-emerged on the network in force. Adam explains his mis-understanding of the issue and how he's dealing with it at Tokenly and Andreas corrects his misconceptions and puts things into perspective.
Read More adam Source Article: Keep Talking Greece
Read More adam We're zooming in on two projects that are keeping things simple with the idea that once you've solved the basic problems you can do all of the fun stuff. As technology enthusiasts we love the fun stuff, but even more we love projects actually getting to the people who can prove their value (or not!).
adam Adam, Stephanie and Andreas sit down for an hour of discussion on the recent government supported launch of Monetas in Tunisian Post Offices.
They talk about how Bitpay continues to knock down the reasons why you wouldn't use bitcoin in a brick-and-mortar retail situation
Andreas explains the new dimension of programmability coming to the Bitcoin Blockchain with BIP65 (OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY) and BIP112 (CHECKSEQUENCEVERIFY)
adam We're at the recent "Scaling Bitcoin" conference for another one. This time we'll catch up on the day 2 roundtables covering Payment Channels, Collaboration, The challenges of China, Non-Currency Applications and more.
adam We're at the recent "Scaling Bitcoin" conference where we sit in on two sessions of interest.
LucSr
"How many hashes did this take to produce" is not sufficient to the security unless with the additional knowledge "how much energy a mining rig need to consume to calculate one hash" which is a public knowledge but not well-known outside of bitcoiner...
waqar alam
bitcoin upcoming very powerful currency all over the world all are accepted few one no accepted after few year all country are accepted and portable 370z heritage edition black
Lomach
)))helo
Panos
Did he actually say BTC is shit at 11.16?
MM
Agreeing w/Jonathan. Privacy, for bad or worse, will be banned from polite conversation on CC. Still important to add all the bells & whistles (ho ho ho!), as it will raise the cost for 2 chip criminals to abuse the system and its users. MimbleWi...
http://ipsedu.in
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