The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @lopp ever

September 2015

I’m a satisfied @projectfi user; I recommend that you check it out! https://t.co/5BhpuaUTym

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@coindesk How much did @coinbase pay you for that high of a z axis value? ;-) pic.twitter.com/gDZ9Mm4VFS

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.@Chase just released a mobile app to redeem credit card rewards as electronic gift cards. http://t.co/yRWv3ORguu http://t.co/Y9FOwPYMi1

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Snowden Can you hear me now?

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@markcross Mixing would use more txns and thus more fees, eroding more channels, but the fee erosion applies regardless of the use case.

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@kristovatlas Completely agree, I’m just saying that the obscurity provided could be much greater ;-)

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@kristovatlas It’s not related; my thought is that once you move funds into LN then it would be much simpler to obfuscate them.

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@kristovatlas I don’t think it’s necessary depending upon how routing works. Sounds like @Blockstream LN will support onion routing.

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It seems to me that Lightning Network has the potential to facilitate superior Bitcoin mixing services.

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Transaction fees erode Lightning Network payment channels; lower fees will result in longer lived channels. https://t.co/V448D9Ooud

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Government simultaneously operates both as a protection service and as a protection racket.

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@bvsiness @elenaneira Yes; realize that you’re viewing this from a micro perspective while my tweet was a macro perspective.

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@bvsiness @elenaneira There aren’t enough judges to process criminals when nearly every citizen is a criminal ;-)

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@bvsiness @elenaneira Unenforceable laws have no consequences. Laws that more than a small minority of citizens break are unenforceable.

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A rare honest bank sign spotted in the wild. pic.twitter.com/yQF4HJJMZ6

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Software is eating the world and banks are the next course.

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“Blockchain technology allows us to finally have trust on the Internet without relying upon the legal system for enforcement.”

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“Banks can’t touch cannabis revenues; they need to access the federal banking network. Bitcoin allows us to circumvent them.” @treesdelivery

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RT @mikehogan_: 21 things to build with the 21 Inc Bitcoin computer http://t.co/wAyE3Whmrn @21dotco @balajis

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@CharlesWiltgen @MrHodl @pmarca @MattBochneak @juscamarena A high end GPU ~= 2 MegaHash/Joule while @21dotco mines 6250 MegaHash/Joule.

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RT @brockpierce: BitGo Inc. Posts $1 Billion Bitcoin Transactions in Single Quarter | Business Wire http://t.co/okYkVVk88Z

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RT @cdixon: Stanford CS 251 - “Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.” Course syllabus and readings: https://t.co/jMwV3CJCar

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masonic_tweets Today @BitGo brute forced its way out of Houdini’s Great Escape Room just in time for lunch pic.twitter.com/DV1UMQvjQo

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@MrHodl @pmarca @MattBochneak @juscamarena Sure, with a few orders of magnitude more electricity and thousands of lines of code…

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@digitsu @ivovic @asymco When protocol X is outlawed, only outlaws will use protocol X.

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@MattBochneak @juscamarena @pmarca Full node = trustless, embedded chip = decentralizes Bitcoin mining + permissionless innovation.

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@jimmyhomma @lisacheng @JeramieT Yeah, I think machine to machine payments have a lot of potential, adding value to the Internet of Things.

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@MattBochneak @juscamarena @pmarca @amazon it’s not meant to generate coins humans use to purchase retail items. It’s a platform for devs.

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@lisacheng @JeramieT @jimmyhomma @amazon If you think that this is a for profit mining machine, you’ve missed the point.

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@ziggamon It’s a great idea as a platform. It won’t succeed unless the platform is powerful and easy to use.

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@robustus @kristovatlas My hope is that socialization of mining via embedded chips results in the death of centralized for-profit mining.

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@kristovatlas @balajis has stated that they determined the cost of obtaining / preloading is higher than mining; could use more details!

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@kristovatlas @robustus Imagine how nice it would be if the value provided by devices such as this is sufficient to decentralize mining…

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@ziggamon I think that the micropayments server / any other software they provide will be crucial to give the device value.

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@kristovatlas It’s hard for me to put a value on it considering that it’s not a for-profit miner. Value will depend upon dev creativity.

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Only time will tell if it’s genius or ridiculous, but in light of continued community skepticism to @21dotco: pic.twitter.com/D4yR7FnWum

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LaurentMT @lopp @kristovatlas For me, the most intriguing/interesting part is this idea that full nodes may be financially incentivized…

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@kristovatlas I’d say it will hinge upon how easy it is to use the micropayments server.

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RT @21dotco: The First Bitcoin Computer.
http://t.co/pVxc4TCZwi
Now available on Amazon. Ships 11/16.
https://t.co/xHhT08XOdK

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FYI Bitcoin wallet engineers: Bitcoin Core will start rejecting txs with many unconfirmed ancestors / descendants. https://t.co/sZAzxyw3ru

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@jfreebo @Kevin_Ashton @asymco I believe that their interpretation affected the applicability of https://t.co/DehxvDdjk6

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@ivovic @speedweasel @asymco Progress is being made; it’s not going to happen overnight. https://t.co/Tgc1V43dXr

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@speedweasel @ivovic @asymco It’s been OK, but we need to make it more decentralized. I’m hopeful that mesh networking will succeed.

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@Kevin_Ashton @asymco I spent some time Googling around but without much success; authors are reputable but I’d like to know specifics.

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@ivovic @asymco The Internet is decentralized, just not as much as it could be. A mesh network would be preferable…

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@ivovic @asymco Sure, it’s easy for govt to take action against central physical infrastructure. Decentralized infrastructure not so much.

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@kristovatlas Sounds like a job for permissionless innovation!

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Agree w/@gavinandresen re: Bitcoin gossip protocol efficiency. My node w/100+ peers relays a new tx to only ~5 peers https://t.co/T2WzunIeIx

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It doesn’t matter how governments define emerging technologies. https://t.co/p9NleL5fOA http://t.co/J6M4daW1WC

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“The financial policy of the welfare state requires that there be no way for the owners of wealth to protect themselves.” - Alan Greenspan

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RT @realytcracker: this is a new hacker song not about crack cocaine it is a metaphor ya dingus https://t.co/ElEya6TJM9

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RT @hivewallet: Hive’s Status: Officially Unsupported. We recommend migrating your tokens to another wallet. https://t.co/X5vALP942M

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Anarchy is just government à la carte.

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New Statoshi dashboard: Transaction Fee & Priority Estimates
https://t.co/F6FNKnYYUs
/cc @morcosa

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Will Bitcoin Core’s 4 year old request for bandwidth throttling https://t.co/bY9wCU6CGI be implemented in XT? https://t.co/v3QwomgjV8

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“Bitcoin mining is an unneccessary source of pollution, so we’re setting caps on allowed carbon emissions.” - Envionmental Protection Agency

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“Bitcoin mining is highly inefficient, so we’re setting caps on the allowable wattage per user.” - US Department of Energy

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bencxr Just crawled the . Number of P2SH transactions/day in Sep increased almost twofold (84%) compared to Jun.

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Transaction spam seems to have abated as of last night; mempool back to normal levels of < 5,000 transactions. https://t.co/y4QDDzKpMa

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@yrashk Whatever amount of computational resources is available, developers will always find a way to use it all and still need more :-)

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“I have a general rule now of not starting new businesses in the US. The regulatory system is messy.” @ErikVoorhees https://t.co/YxvoxikInF

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@jgarzik @barrysilbert @CNBC @mattclinch81 I suspect each government agency will define Bitcoin in whatever way gives them most jurisdiction

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@LaurentMT Can you point me to any good papers / discussions on this concept?

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@jonmatonis Seriously, though, @EFF - I emailed action@eff.org on August 18th and am awaiting a response.

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@jonmatonis @jerrybrito @EFF We could use some help in NC opposing SB 680, which will classify many entities as MSBs.

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Overly burdensome financial regulations and credit card chargebacks can be startup killers. https://t.co/VxGcdnejUT

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I had 99 problems, so I hashed them into 1.

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@kristovatlas If a miner solves a block before they can process the last block and remove those txs from their mempool, for one.

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@kristovatlas Are you saying the F2Pool -> AntPool is recurring? Empty blocks still happen fairly regularly.

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@dlogemann @kristovatlas @TradeBlock certainly possible, or their node might have crashed at some point and lost the mempool.

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@JonathanVaage I have heard a few whispers about “mempool sharing” as a scalability concept but can’t find any info on it.

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@JonathanVaage No need for consensus, though it’s helpful to know the outstanding txs to gauge block contention.

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Current mempool size (unconfirmed transactions) according to:
Blocktrail: 135,000
Statoshi: 133,000
TradeBlock: 46,000

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RT @kristovatlas: I wrote a new blog post containing a few thoughts about conflicts of interest and Bitcoin development. http://t.co/Tc6yux…

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@pierebel There is definitely a “Goldilocks zone”

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Too few UTXOs and a Bitcoin wallet can’t make multiple txs that get reliably confirmed.
Too many UTXOs and it may struggle selecting them.

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@cypherdoc2 If @21dotco succeeds, we may socialize mining to the point that for-profit miners become extinct ;-)

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@lightcoin @BitseedOrg I rarely hear about it; is it hard to set up? I assume not much revenue? https://t.co/dIFIIbWgTo

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@emcluj True, though joinmarket decreases network tx throughput while LN will increase it. Seems like LN could be a superior mixer as well.

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@elizabeth_joh @ryanxcharles @csoghoian I’ll put a bitcoin bounty out for a copblock patch.

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@riprowan @bergalex @docbtc It’s hard to make complex software easy to administer; I doubt it will be easy unless rolled into BTC node.

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@riprowan @bergalex @docbtc 1. Read about Bitcoin to understand value proposition of running a node. 2. Become a sysadmin.

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@riprowan @bergalex @docbtc It’s trivial to run a full node… if you’re a nerd who has already scaled the Bitcoin learning curve.

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motherboard “Ledger” is the first Bitcoin-only academic journal, and you can get it for free:
bit.ly/1iMcLfk pic.twitter.com/UqhROChNTS

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@NTmoney It’s really hard to sell security as a feature until after it’s too late.

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RT @OB1Company: Our own @drwasho has written about scaling #Bitcoin and why transaction capacity matters: https://t.co/8KyDY1nw6H

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@riprowan @docbtc Sounds like you have reservations about the fungibility of LN UTXOs; I guess you could call them pseudo-UTXOs.

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@riprowan It’s not just a promise, it’s a contract with well defined terms, and you can close the contract to settle on-blockchain…

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LaurentMT @lopp …and it may also allow monetization of full nodes (micropayment of services provided by the full node)

via Twitter for iPhone (retweeted on 9:53 AM, Sep 15th, 2015 via Twitter Web Client)

@LaurentMT Indeed, this is the first concept that I think has a decent chance of us further decentralizing the node network.

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@riprowan My limited understanding is that a LN transaction can be posted to the Bitcoin blockchain at any time, closing the channel.

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@mikeinspace I believe the idea is that if LN is popular, you won’t need to settle. Just keep your funds on LN and use them to pay others.

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If Lightning Networks become popular, running a LN node will be the first truly safe way to “invest” bitcoins and achieve positive ROI.

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@TradeBlock Did you purge your mempool? Wondering why you’re only showing ~5K txs rather than 150K+ in the mempool.

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Because I couldn’t find any guides, I’ve written “How to Solo Mine on Bitcoin’s Testnet” https://t.co/cyRAu0ENch

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LamassuSupport Blockchain API issues continue, leading to sporadic ‘Out of bitcoins’ notices and possible dropped txs. BitGo wallet option remains stable.

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.@TheStandDesk made my search for an affordable electronically adjustable standing desk a lot easier by being the only one to accept Bitcoin

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Still waiting for @twitter Night Mode. Let’s make this happen, @pmarca.

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@BitcoinBelle @jgarzik I’m referring to the BIP100 mechanism in which miners determine the max block size

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@BitcoinBelle @jgarzik To be clear, if miners become decision makers, rest of market will have to figure out how to influence miners…

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DiginomicsNews “Blocksize stuck at 1MB strangles bitcoin growth and adoption, blockchain is built to be upgraded.” - @jgarzik

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“Unfortunately, on the other side, they often talk about decentralization like it’s good in and of itself, and it’s not.” - @NickSzabo4

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@drwasho No idea; I hadn’t dealt with him before he became a mod.

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I had a feeling this would happen eventually. /r/bitcoin mod banning people for comments made outside of /r/bitcoin: https://t.co/D2DMlztZfL

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@DigiEconomist Not to my knowledge, though it seems like they are getting there. Personalizing searches is a start.

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@jefft I want 10 million interesting friends

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Can’t wait until I can point my smartphone camera at a restaurant menu and have it overlay food & drink ratings from previous patrons.

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@pierre_rochard Yeah it’s decent but I’m thinking of a recommendation engine based upon what people “like me” enjoyed.

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I want a recommendation engine for life. Places to visit, foods to eat, things to experience. There’s simply not enough time to do it all…

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RT @masonic_tweets: DD4BC broadens it’s target beyond Bitcoin companies, sticks with Bitcoin ransoms http://t.co/hvmVXJNuQF

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kristovatlas One-off hashes inflexible for proof-of-existence on blockchain. Can use HD signatures to do hierarchical/versioned proof.

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CGEmanuelGroup The C.G. Emanuel Group now accepting Bitcoin. I believe this a first for a NC lobbying group.

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RT @kristovatlas: Tomorrow you should be able to watch @ScalingBitcoin live here if so inclined: https://t.co/l7dn7eIq5f

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@alansilbert Mainly sounds like a harrassment guideline. As far as I can tell, heated arguments are still allowed.

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Ouch; it took @BITMAINtech 2 weeks to respond to my support request. If I was a for-profit miner & my rig was down that long, I’d be upset.

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@BBoingo @jonmatonis @adam3us @Joi @qntra @techreview This is exactly the level of discussion I expected.

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@bergalex @alansilbert @kristovatlas heh, that post is exactly why I posted these tweets https://t.co/CzcgcsJDLc

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@alansilbert @bergalex @kristovatlas Security inherent to a trustless ledger is valuable, but it’s incredibly difficult to “sell” security.

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@alansilbert @kristovatlas Bitseed does have some nice automatic recovery logic, but requires using twice as much disk space.

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I’m pleased to report that @BitGo users have been completely unaffected by the stress test. 100K+ txs in mempool. https://t.co/jK0WiG9SvP

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@jm111t Note that I am referring to laymen, not people who are deep into cryptocurrency.

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@kristovatlas Slightly. I think bigger burden is convincing people of value proposition and of installing a node on an always-on machine.

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@kristovatlas I myself use the node monitoring service offered by @port8333

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@kristovatlas Any Linux guru can set up an Upstart or Monit daemon ;-)

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Helping people see value proposition of trustlessness is a matter of education. Making it easier to sysadmin nodes is a technical challenge.

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Even if it was “free” to run a Bitcoin node, most wouldn’t b/c
A) They don’t see the value proposition
B) They don’t want to be a sysadmin

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@Kosmatos I suspect you’re overlooking the many hours you spent climbing the Bitcoin learning curve.

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The greatest cost of running a Bitcoin node is not bandwidth, disk space, or CPU cycles. It’s the time required to learn, run, & maintain.

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@bitstein @pierre_rochard @qntra @jonmatonis @adam3us Opinionated journalism is fine. Ad hominem attacks and false information is not.

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@anarcholiberty @jonmatonis @adam3us @Joi @techreview @qntra is hateful inaccurate propaganda; their useful points are overshadowed by it.

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@jonmatonis @adam3us @Joi Are you seriously suggesting that @qntra even deserves to have its existence acknowledged by @techreview?

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@twobitidiot For all we know, they’re scooping up the coins themselves and releasing the private keys for plausible deniability.

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@cypherdoc2 Nodes won’t relay double spend transactions

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@cypherdoc2 Users are scooping up the private keys released by CoinWallet to their addresses full of dust & consolidating the outputs.

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On the downside, blocks are going to be full for the forseeable future. On the upside, watch the UTXO set shrink: https://t.co/7Nn2EZ34MG

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Instead of sending txs, CoinWallet will release privkeys to addresses w/dust; incentivized users will fill blocks. https://t.co/s28J4jLD2c

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@BTCFoundation You have a link to download Bitcoin Core, but not any other Bitcoin implementations.

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@BTCFoundation Your logo gets truncated when scrolling down in Chrome on OS X pic.twitter.com/126BskSoDo

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Rumor has it that CoinWallet.eu’s next stress test, originally scheduled for tomorrow, has been cancelled. Now we wait…

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One feature forward, two bugs back.

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Announcing mempool size limiting in Bitcoin XT 0.11B: https://t.co/qFYDnMbxJ6

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@jgarzik If Starship Troopers taught us anything, it’s that women can fight and die just as well as men.

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Mo’ UTXOs, mo’ problems.

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@cipheranthem @adam3us @kristovatlas Point being, I think we’d all benefit from a well defined min spec, but gaining consensus will be hard.

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@cipheranthem @adam3us @kristovatlas I’m not making an argument, I’m stating my observations of forum discussions.

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@kristovatlas @adam3us Even drawing a line proves to be contentious. Some people believe full nodes should be able to run on phones.

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@adam3us I’m not so sure that a min spec should be weighted by current network participants, but rather by all potential participants…

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@adam3us @gavinandresen Are you saying that the min spec to run a node should target the 20th percentile of global residential bandwidth?

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.@gavinandresen unsubscribes from /r/bitcoin due to censorship. Subscribe to /r/bitcoinxt for uncensored discussion. https://t.co/6arUx8wZ07

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Imagine how the incentives to use violence will change if killing your enemies no longer guarantees that they will cease to operate.

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The advent of autonomous agents will enable individuals to reliably execute tasks even after biological death.

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A Modest Proposal to End Dating Anarchy and Regulate the Dating Market http://t.co/srmDQB7l2A

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You’ve got a bug, @mint - this should be categorized under extortion, not as a purchase. pic.twitter.com/Z4oG0BCGNL

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@robustus Indeed, if you consider money to be speech then any financial regulation is regulation of speech.

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Bitcoin is information.
The transmission of information is speech.
Regulation of Bitcoin is regulation of speech.

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UPSLongitudes A virtual currency like Bitcoin could open up an array of new markets: buff.ly/1Q3XG3U pic.twitter.com/AvgR0tI1ut

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@blocktrail I think you’re having some issues with testnet stats. Note differences: https://t.co/CGTGoOePzr http://t.co/78fzAyj3Db

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TechCrunch This Week On The TechCrunch Bitcoin Podcast: You Spilled Maple Syrup On My Cryptocurrency tcrn.ch/1JEGQEf by @alex

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@kristovatlas OTOH, I think they’re also showing that even a powerful network level DoS can’t take down much of the distributed network.

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@kristovatlas There’s protocol-level DoS and then there’s network-level DoS. Can only fix the former within an implementation.

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@01101O10 I guess you didn’t read my post on the forum that they are failing to sustain the attack.

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@1cyrilblanc1 Sure, if Satoshi is still contributing but under a different name, then that’s good for us all.

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@1cyrilblanc1 Yes, but even Satoshi himself has no say in Bitcoin any more because he stopped participating in the technical discussions.

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Bitcoin evolves in response to users; I suggest participating in discussions rather than criticizing participants. https://t.co/ZDdBfsf9lf

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@CathyReisenwitz It’s laughable that the judge has the power to imprison her but not the power to tell her to go home & not come to work.

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flyosity Funding rounds shouldn’t be lettered A, B, C, they should be given names like hurricanes. “Yeah we’re trying to land a big Series Elmo now.”

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@motherfunkier Right, the current state of the BIP would require 80% consensus to move in either direction.

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I’m pleased to report that the BIP100 “21% miner attack” to force block limit decreases is no longer an issue. https://t.co/zCg8fnO4AQ

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