What benefit did they get by waiting until after the bill was signed into law?
This is what you call a professional.
Many of you who go around lecturing on Bitcoin privacy are just gym instructors with no IT training whatsoever.
Everything I'm hearing from Ashigaru is pathetic.
βYou have to trust the coordinator, they're good people.β
https://blossom.primal.net/56fbd6aac5b4b40f9a51da171c1eeff946e7fc913759c76b08ee5c6f48b5b8e4.mp4
Why do some people clam that the Ashigaru mixing service has been fully decentralized to not rely on any centralized coordinator?
"Give me one reason as to why it is acceptable to force someone to ask permission to simply enter the country.
A reason that isn't statist, collectivist, or protectionist."
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If someone wants to enter your home, they should require permission from you, the home owner, no?
Technical debt is any work that necessitates additional future work that could have been avoided.
It's easy to say "it's not technical debt because it was so effortless to implement", but that is a very dangerous lie.
Creating technical debt is extremely easy to do.
What lightning wallet supports that? Not Wallet of Satoshi, right?
So what's the fix? That like something that's easy to accidentically do...
Then cookies should be broken until the website requests permission from the browser to use cookies, and the browser itself should be the one responsible for displaying the simple "accept allβ and "reject all" interface.
An anology would be like how an iOS app cannot see your physical GPS location without first being granted permission by the user. Cookies need to be access restricted in a similar fashion.
If baffles me how many "smart developers" don't understand this.
its not totally useless.
you can see where that stealth address pops up as a *possible input in the future.
you just dont know if its a decoy or a true spend.
nostr:nprofile1qqsd4dkxqewy8xum47ctpu0ltgxxsfemeewpjkdyzk9ddfcg286s0dsppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qywhwumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnzd96xxmmfdejhytnnda3kjctv9uq36amnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wvduhq6r9wfc82mnt9e6x7erp0yhs4deh46 illustrates this technique here
But shouldn't it be statisticallly impossible to determine if its a decoy or not, if decoys are selected in an intelligent manner (ie. in a random distribution)?
But isn't that information (the destination) useless (from a tracking perspective) even if you have it?
How much do you currently weigh? How long have you been at it so far? What is your ideal target weight? Do you enjoy the exercise and foods you're currently doing?
It is actually quite sensible to have it be as easy to opt-out as it is to consent. Other wise any consent that is obtained is meaningless, because most people will use the consent button as a "just let me see the content" button, rightfully annoyed and deterred by the hoops they would be forced to jump through by clicking anything else.
I think we're going to see this happen a lot in the lightning network provider space too.
How much funds were lost on #coinos these past weeks? Was it all recovered?
I get the impression Saylor is not aware that ZK proof of assets/reserves exists already; for example both an implementation of the basic idea (clunky and rough around the edges, but still) in my https://github.com/AdamISZ/aut-ct/tree/master/auditor-docs based on curve trees + bulletproofs and halseth's output-zero: https://github.com/halseth/output-zero which doesn't directly do this job but has the machinery to do it (and hooks interestingly into utreexo btw). Liabilities proofs are different but existing ZK techniques already help there. The science basically already exists.
(Note: here I mean cryptoccy liabilities, i.e. user account balances; the whole fiat side is separate)
I don't think companies should be doing what Binance does, posting an Excel spreadsheet with all of their addresses exposed to the public. It's security 101 that this kind of privacy and metadata leak is an attack surface, no matter which way you slice it. We have the technology!
Zero knowledge proofs have a tendency of confusing the shit out of most people.
Accounts get compromised all around the world, all the time. If it's just one of your many accounts, the damage is limited. But if it's your one and only nsec, and you use it all over the place, that's going to suck, a lot.
Until your nsec gets compromised.
Yeah, I was under the impression that fossil fuels like petroleum came from organic life. How is it created then?
What are your top book recommendations to a person interested in learning about "real economics"?
There needs to be a way to verify total supply of Monero without compromising on privacy.