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

February 2017

@OnTheBlockChain Signaling is saying “follow me, take it or leave it” whereas voting is “join our gang to force our will upon others.”

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Dogma: “Doing X is an attack on Bitcoin!”
Discourse: “I disagree with doing X because my vision for Bitcoin is Y.”

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@eric_lombrozo Author is complaining about broad claims that gloss over details. https://t.co/THqJTWkNUq

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The dogma built up by various schools of thought in Bitcoin has led quite a few people to start confusing opinions with facts.

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@deadalnix Surely you agree that the magnitude of the malleability problem is a matter of perspective.

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@deadalnix So you’re fine with opt-in tx malleability fix, you’re just complaining that some people glossed over the details. Mmmmmk.

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Compare and contrast two very different approaches to evaluating Bitcoin protocol changes. pic.twitter.com/qsa3WZLx7W

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RT @TheBlueMatt: On Bitcoin’s Diversity of Use-Cases and its trustless properties, and what this means for changes to it https://t.co/W6fBx…

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@NTmoney Bitcoin is terrible for traditional innovation; permissionless innovation is much more challenging. Hopefully that will change.

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Excited to host Dr. Alessandra Scafuro, TumbleBit researcher, next Tuesday at @TriangleBitcoin! https://t.co/x9EYor5vlN

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@Excellion @el33th4xor I thought the general agreement was that if it’s suboptimal, the market will work itself out.

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@TaylorGerring Not if the result of voting is the side that reaches an arbitrary threshold % gets to force their decision on others.

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@Bulldozer0 Are you kidding? Nation states are about as authoritarian as it gets.

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@TheBlueMatt @el33th4xor @sysmannet Seems to me that BitFury gave up over 2 BTC in fees with the 2 blocks between F… https://t.co/jhDigRMW7y

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If someone says they’re voting to change Bitcoin, it’s a warning sign. Authoritarian systems use voting; voluntary systems use signaling.

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@ARKblockchain @dangermouse117 @BKBrianKelly I can’t help but be reminded of models that predicted $1M BTC by now 🙃 https://t.co/m1hyE1lCLK

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@dgenr818 @lucas_lclc I’m not sure that anyone signing road maps counts for much in the first place. I’ve never signed any.

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@spiroseliot IDK, I’m hoping everyone was just busy having a life over the weekend :-)

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@Ethan_Heilman @reddit General problem is many entities don’t /know/ they are repeatedly paying each other on-chain. LN solves automatically

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@Ethan_Heilman @reddit There is room for massive efficiency gains here, which is why I’m so optimistic about LN.

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@crainbf @TaylorGerring Major contention is between how much it should cost to run a node vs how much it should cost to send a txn. 🙃

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@TaylorGerring @crainbf Yep, more and more use cases getting priced off the blockchain. See my recent tweet about mining payouts for example

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@crainbf @TaylorGerring Indeed, but neither is Bitcoin a normal system. Data scarcity doesn’t really exist in other payment systems.

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@crainbf @TaylorGerring Paying around 140 satoshis / byte? That seems to be the going rate.

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@dgenr818 @lucas_lclc Bitcoin itself came from an obscure source. Identity is irrelevant in the market of ideas.

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Pools clamoring for control over block size could make better use of current space by ceasing tiny daily payouts. https://t.co/5hgpQa0BGe

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Bitcoin: they don’t think it be like it is, but it do.

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@seweso @Elessar29 The UASF post clearly states how miners can safely opt out of UASFs via border/firewall nodes. https://t.co/47f9HqP7cY

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@bendavenport I only use Lyft now because the drivers consistently told me that Lyft treats them better.

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@mybets_2016 @Zonacats1 @aantonop You can buy quickly (and more privately) w/cash via localbitcoins / mycelium local trader.

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@BronxR That’s why I hope we can completely move away from flawed forum models.

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@BronxR The community will continue to change as Bitcoin grows; I’d suggest making peace with it since it’s out of your control.

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@BronxR Too much vitriol in the less moderated forums for me to recommend them to newbies. I clarified my views here https://t.co/bhR7cbfawN

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Just added to my Epic List of Bitcoin Resources: every recorded Bitcoin conference I could find. Did I miss any? https://t.co/V34A6R170f

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@zooko @ryanxcharles Indeed it’s unlikely, though as we’ve seen with ETC not everyone will choose that route.

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@ryanxcharles What if the chain with the larger market cap and business acceptance is the minority hashrate chain? 🤔

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@ryanxcharles How do you intend to determine which chain has the economic majority?

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@ARKblockchain It would be more precise to say “some blocks will have SW features” since those who opt out won’t mine SW txns.

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@theblackmarble @ARKblockchain Personally I think it’s inevitable that Bitcoin will some day have a less contentious hard fork.

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@theblackmarble @ARKblockchain I’m “cool” with other people leaving and creating their own network; I can’t stop them from doing so.

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@ARKblockchain There is no signaling from full nodes because that’s subject to a Sybil attack. It’s just a flag day soft fork.

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@theblackmarble @ARKblockchain I’d prefer that not happen, but it’s a fundamental feature of the system that you can’t change.

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@theblackmarble @ARKblockchain Miners are free to hard fork whenever they please. 🙃

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@DFSGRINDTIME Given the deadlock from miner activated soft forks and community-wide hard forks, this does appear to be more practical.

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User Activated Soft Forks TL;DR: we can Make Bitcoin Great Again by depoliticizing it. Users need not ask permission to upgrade protocol.

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Welcome to the Bitcoin development mailing list, “shaolinfry” 💏🏻💏🏻💏🏻https://t.co/47f9HqP7cY https://t.co/CG5cfpFNBr

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@Truthcoin When are you going to give the full length version of that talk?

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“It’s an engineering requirement that Bitcoin remains above the law.” - @Truthcoin

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@TradeBlock RED ALERT! Your Bitcoin node appears to be down.

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@rogerkver AFAIK other malleability fixes require a hard fork and no Bitcoin wallets actually support them; would take longer to deploy…

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@djinnius It gets complicated and depends on how “safe” of a hard fork is being attempted. I’d suggest hashpower follows economic power.

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@djinnius A hard fork is when a set of people decides to agree to a new set of non-backward compatibles rules. Anyone can do that.

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@djinnius Miners don’t dictate the rules; read the “balance of power” section here: https://t.co/2DKbJOkOTx

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Bitcoin isn’t political money inasmuch as changes can’t be dictated by an elite. Perhaps it is philosophical money. https://t.co/65nDrtDQmy

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While the Bitcoin protocol determines consensus objectively, the means of determining changes to the objective consensus are subjective.

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@wuehler The point being that the culture of tech users is irrelevant to the value proposition of the tech.

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@wuehler The whole cat picture thing just reinforces the immaturity in Internet. You can hate me but if you want institutional money, stop.

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BitGo We have confirmation from Cloudflare that BitGo was NOT in a zone affected by the bug. No action required for BitGo customers.

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@theonevortex @rogerkver @WhalePanda I never said that. My advice applies to everyone regardless of their perspective.

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@theonevortex @rogerkver @WhalePanda Right; some people are antagonizing and others keep their cool. All I’m saying is: be cool.

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@WhalePanda @rogerkver I write constructive articles instead of calling people with different perspectives liars. medium.com/@lopp

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@EJPharmD I’m optimistic in general. My main point here is that Bitcoin & Zcash can be complementary.

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Bitcoins grow on (Merkle) trees.

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@homakov What’s your recommendation for DoS protection?

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@Jim_Harper I had to learn the hard way - I probably spent my first couple years in Bitcoin arguing with trolls 😳

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Stop trolling.
Stop feeding the trolls.
Stop repeating arguments.
Help Make Bitcoin Great Again.
https://t.co/LAJP1nBIfx

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@stanmarion Possibly, though their effect seems to weaken each time.

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lopp 1) BTC bull returns
2) /r/bitcoin turns into price posts (YOU ARE HERE)
3) MSM picks up story
4) ignorant speculators buy in
5) sell off

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@jimmysong Right, I suspect there will be a large incentive to keep channels open and remain “inside” Lightning Networks.

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Bitcoin Lightning Network + Zcash Lightning network + atomic cross chain swaps = fully fungible “free” micropayments?

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@eric_lombrozo One option would be for you to look at darknet market forums. Shows frustration of bitcoin newbies. https://t.co/zMZcczHDeV

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@AlpacaSW Would require collusion since good fee estimate algorithms ignore txns that only appear in blocks w/o being broadcast.

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@BlockCoreCancer @ryanxcharles Wow. It’s sad that you created an account just to spread vitriol. Please don’t waste our time with it.

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I’m calling it now - this week has been a “fee event” in which recommended fee rates have risen 40% - 50%… https://t.co/DXsWfYAOAH

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@BitcoinQueue Time to increase your granularity for fees > 100 satoshis / byte.

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30% of Bitcoin Unlimited nodes are pruned, but if a BU node has an AD > prune (MB) / avg block size, a reorg that long would break the node.

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Due to a quirk in Bitcoin Testnet’s unique difficulty adjustment algorithm, 20,405,434 TBTC have been issued in 6 years.

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Pro tip: buy bitcoins today so that you can afford to pay the transaction fees in the future.

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@flyosity this bot needs more followers: @Germanwordfor

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What’s the German word for when you create sanity checks and then over time the world changes and what used to be insane is the new normal?

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@CharlieShrem It’s within normal variance; doesn’t indicate any change, at least not yet. pic.twitter.com/iKOtUs0ctV

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@timpastoor @btccom_official @DarrenMills @twobitidiot Well, I work for @BitGo soooo yes, I’m a big fan of that model 💍🏻

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@twobitidiot Perhaps it’s time to rethink your position on noncustodial wallets? https://t.co/8IBma3Ep6X

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I’ve been testing running Statoshi on a pruned node and it’s doing well. Would be interesting to compare metrics with an archival node.

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@CryptoChrisG Seems likely that an early adopter is using @YourBTCC’s BlockPriority service to clean up their UTXOs.

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Odd block from @YourBTCC with low fee rate, consolidating ~10 BTC of UTXOs encumbered by address first seen in 2012. https://t.co/GfVahuGn8j

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@el33th4xor Aren’t you mining for citations? 🤔

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Satoshi conceived of vanity generated addresses on Jan 12, 2009 - Bitcoin had been running for 1 week.… https://t.co/ZZr1iviwGr

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@bitsewa If you do a hard refresh on statoshi.info do you still get the SSL error? I’m trying to get it to load the cert chain.

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@ryanxcharles Ahahaha I remember that one. It was a fascinatingly ignorant response.

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@Dave_Parrish Quite. A lot of code was reorganized for this release.

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RT @iang_fc: N Reasons why Searching Electronic Devices makes Everyone Unsafe.

https://t.co/kjrYm8zhKk

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@martindale This was trickier than usual due to the breakup of main.cpp, which was where most of Statoshi’s unique code lies.

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@martindale I only roll straight up master branch w/Statoshi - not sure it will be of much help.

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Spent the entire afternoon merging 1,000+ commits from Bitcoin Core 0.14 downstream into Statoshi. 😔 Good luck to other fork maintainers!

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@kyletorpey There was nearly 50% for 8MB blocks though IIRC there wasn’t a real implementation behind it. https://t.co/JtPv0qzQRU

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@TuurDemeester @BitGo No clue, but I only really deal with paying enterprise customers. Individuals have to go through general support.

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Satoshi told @halfin that he was the only reason the Bitcoin network kept running during its first days.… https://t.co/7Lz1RAZx6q

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“The Internet is a brutal, rough and tumble place.” - Satoshi Nakamoto

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RT @bradheath: The warrant the FBI used to authorize its Tor browser exploit has been the subject of at least 36 suppression decisions. And…

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RT @bradheath: Court: 4th Am. “permits law enforcement at the int’l border to perform a cursory search of a digital device” without reasona…

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rogerkver Just as true today as when he first said it many years ago. Get involved with Bitcoin today! pic.twitter.com/TuQXAGi80o

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@sajmathieu Meh, Michael’s name was published on his own site (https://t.co/nc8CRqNLwK) for some time. https://t.co/LIFnBiwr49

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There is a rich history of the early days of Bitcoin that isn’t archived on forums or mailing lists. I hope we can save it before it’s lost.

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Reddit admins finally agreed that Michael Marquardt (AKA theymos) is a public figure due to this NY Times article. https://t.co/ZFmTiQqtE3

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@SDLerner Are you confident that you’ll be able to convince people to use your solution?

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“Writing a description for this thing for general audiences is bloody hard. There’s nothing to relate it to.” - Satoshi Nakamoto

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Anecdotal evidence: I haven’t seen a single @BitGo customer ask if we will support Bitcoin Unlimited. Far cry from XT & Classic a year ago.

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@TradeBlock FYI it looks like your SSL certificate expired…

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@bradmillscan It’s unlikely to change because Bitcoin holders are highly incentivized to disagree with any proposal to change that rule.

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RT @ARKblockchain: Just updated: #bitcoin transactional volume in 2017 has been $260M per day, $180K per minute. Up 55% from 2016, which wa…

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2-block target bitcoin transaction fee estimate is up 77% YTD to 138 satoshis per byte. pic.twitter.com/359X2rtYTT

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“Satoshi didn’t seek regulatory approval.
He didn’t go to the UN or the Federal Trade Commission.
He just put it out there.”
- Timothy May

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“The street will find its own uses for technology. People don’t need to be urged to use bitcoin.” - Timothy May https://t.co/sIHc55gvUR

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Research paper compares private fiat currencies to Bitcoin & concludes digital currencies will be counterfeited. 🙄 https://t.co/Ann7D6eRWV

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@bradmillscan Basically: Bitcoin is whatever rules we agree upon (which can change), not a set of rules that Satoshi decided upon for us.

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What would you prefer to read an article about?

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It’s time to stop making fallacious appeals to authority. Satoshi left and we have continued without him. https://t.co/bbqdYLId8k

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@kristovatlas Actually, looks like @MicreeZ is on Twitter. Perhaps he can answer as to when we can expect Antpool to start mining with BU?

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@kristovatlas Which leads to the question: why isn’t Antpool mining with Bitcoin Unlimited? https://t.co/qSU0zddtp1

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@el33th4xor @aegencer Looks good; your latency number of 110ms nearly matches my node’s ping stats (median of 109ms) https://t.co/GfGilp39Gf

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RT @el33th4xor: Get your pitchforks and troll armies ready! We have a new post on the State of the Bitcoin Network.
https://t.co/r6uAJUEs6â…

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Fee rate threshold for highest paying 1MB of transactions in mempool, past month. Still some periods of slack; good… https://t.co/LrhR3t6s5o

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RT @EmergencyPuppy: You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existin…

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@PlatoWright It doesn’t work like that; the only thing preventing SegWit activation is mining hash power.

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_primes_ 342343

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Pessimists should prepare to be disappointed because optimists will win due to determination.

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@fbz Any ETA on @KnitYak scarf shipping?

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RT @whispersystems: Today’s Signal for Android and iPhone release includes beta support for encrypted video calling: https://t.co/31gWIdcyMM

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@rauchg Hashrate is a good metric, but there are many many more. I covered a few of them here: https://t.co/m45Yvya77Y

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Bitcoin can not die until there is consensus it is dead.
Bitcoin can die for individual people.
Bitcoin will die for some.

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@mecampbellsoup @GabrielDVine @Melt_Dem @Beautyon_ No Bitcoin community, no democracy, no right or wrong sides - just sides. 🙃

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@morcosa @kristovatlas @adam3us I know, right? “Chaincode Core” has a much better ring to it, though I’m partial to alliteration myself.

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@kristovatlas Same old same old; I’d recommend @adam3us bookmark one comprehensive post and link to it to save time w/future responses.

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@el33th4xor Sounds like you’re saying some forum authorities can be trusted to behave objectively. I’m saying we shouldn’t have to…

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Subscribe to my @TriangleBitcoin & Business @YouTube channel to see our new presentations; we make 1 per month: https://t.co/oD2Ln0ReQ3

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@timpastoor @kyletorpey Ah, looks like a WoT system - have you looked at this, @ryanxcharles? https://t.co/Wvjx5Jeu22

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@timpastoor @kyletorpey Are you referring to the million dollar forum rewrite or something else?

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@kyletorpey Indeed, I highly prefer twitter because I can curate my own content. Trade-off due to difficulty discussing complex topics…

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Every Bitcoin forum is flawed due to being controlled by people w/vested interest in seeing their vision promoted. https://t.co/puUH1Bd8tR

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In which I discuss the current state of discussion forums. https://t.co/i1WvDBeWgp

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@starkness Perhaps @Melt_Dem can act as a bridge to the people who don’t have a complete understanding of the situation.

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@starkness @Melt_Dem Seems to me that this is a good opportunity for the two of you to sort that out.

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@starkness @Melt_Dem If compiled statements are inaccurate then it’s a signal that for whatever reason, some people are uninformed.

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@MrHodl @mecampbellsoup @GabrielDVine @Melt_Dem Meatspace consensus around what Bitcoin actually is and how it should evolve is never-ending

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@MrHodl @mecampbellsoup @GabrielDVine @Melt_Dem You don’t have to participate if you don’t want to.

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@mecampbellsoup @GabrielDVine @Melt_Dem Sure, disagreement is great. It’s claiming to be “technically right” that doesn’t help the debate.

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@mecampbellsoup @GabrielDVine @Melt_Dem The critieria used to judge “responsible” are subjective and vary based upon vision & priorities.

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@mecampbellsoup @GabrielDVine @Melt_Dem Technically, Bitcoin needs both bigger blocks and off-chain solutions. https://t.co/NAgwhc33iP

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@mecampbellsoup @GabrielDVine @Melt_Dem There is no “right” or “wrong” side of the scaling debate, only different visions & priorities.

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@30somethingSTL @Melt_Dem There’s far more to Bitcoin than technical analysis.

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The responses to @Melt_Dem’s recent article have unfortunately provided more evidence that these points have merit.… https://t.co/VB7dyhO2it

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@shesek @donkeyscience It can be both moderation & censorship. If reddit can’t function without it, sounds like a flaw… ð@YoursNetworkork😉

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IMO automatic removal w/o notifying the user is more insidious than moderation w/notification & explanation. https://t.co/KH2MZnY5Dh

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@markcross @LukeDashjr @alistairmilne Hashrate signaling is unrelated to full node versions.

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@LarryBitcoin @socrates1024 Did I miss an /r/bitcoin rule somewhere that you’re not allowed to discuss /r/bitcoin policies?

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@LarryBitcoin @socrates1024 After pointing out the ridiculous rule my comment was “unmoderated” and later the thread was locked & deleted.

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@hernzzzzzz Control, no. Major discussion hub, yes.

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@hernzzzzzz Slippery slope. What if someone advocates adding blacklisting at the node/protocol level? Cries of censorship would be stifled.

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Confirmed: /r/bitcoin automoderator rules censor any references to censorship. https://t.co/m20OKO6SCX https://t.co/Q6CD1pd9Zh

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@hitchslappy @LukeDashjr @alistairmilne Not all nodes can be connected to, often because they’re behind a NAT and only make outbound conns.

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Configuration options available in Bitcoin Core…
0.5: 31
0.6: 48
0.7: 61
0.8: 64
0.9: 67
0.10: 97
0.11: 107
0.12: 129
0.13: 130
0.14: 139

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lopp 8) My request to Bitcoin enthusiasts discussing proposals to improve the system is that you first ask yourself: “What would Hal do?”

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lopp 1) I recommend that every Bitcoin enthusiast reads Satoshi’s original announcement email thread in its entirety: goo.gl/z3HkoK

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64% of reachable Bitcoin nodes support Segregated Witness. https://t.co/QcOvlYKHBc H/T @LukeDashjr & @alistairmilne https://t.co/sZS3xB9ztf

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@Rodr_76 My initial guess is that it’s for Duke students and employees, but I’ll be sure to ask.

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I’m pleased to report that @DukeU has formed a Blockchain Lab; I’ll be attending their first meeting next week. Your move, @ncsu & @UNC

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naval Money has a powerful network effect. The first country to embrace Bitcoin will tip the rest of the world and end up fabulously wealthy.

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naval Software is just an idea that can do work outside of the human brain. Ideas are impossible to ban or effectively regulate.

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“The @21 public profile is the enterprisification of the consumer.” - @balajis

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Is SegWit a block size increase? See for yourself!
1MB non-SegWit block: https://t.co/E10lBqAttj
1.7MB SegWit block: https://t.co/zKEOVXpbfs

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RT @bradheath: “In this case, Van Buren County took property worth $206,000 to satisfy a $16,750 debt, and then refused to refund any of th…

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Predicted 20 years ago in The Sovereign Individual: nation states will compete for citizens (revenue) via taxes. https://t.co/ngoBDrJTYf

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@MashuriBC @CharlieShrem @Excellion True for CONOP, though remains to be seen for tx cost. Successful LN could raise tx cost.

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@CharlieShrem @Excellion @MashuriBC Rock, meet hard place: what’s the use of low CONOP if transaction cost overtakes CONOP?

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