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

November 2015

@jbeardsley @jefft I just got a Cyber Monday deal email at 8 PM - looks like @FamousSmokeShop has a crappy ESP…

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“The Future of Blockchain Technology” panel with @ajbeal, @shannonNullCode, and myself at @Cryptolina https://t.co/VGRQtpQ51r

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An alternative perspective:
Replace By Fee is opt-in for attackers.
Replace By Fee is opt-out for victims.

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Wanted: smart contracts for appointment timeliness. Penalize the counterparty for every TIME_UNIT they are late in fulfilling an obligation.

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@kristovatlas Sure, but we have this “fee market” where when someone gets outbid, they are prevented from updating their bid. It’s lopsided.

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@kristovatlas *shrugs* It’s a fundamental problem of not being able to predict the future. You could also argue CPFP could fix it.

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@kristovatlas Yeah, when there are demand surges for block space. Core’s fee estimator lags since it uses past day or so of trailing data.

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@ciscoguru @21 It’s hard to predict specifics because this is a platform for building a new type of market. https://t.co/ernwMpSdl8

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@khannib Right, right. Interesting - so far it’s a fair amount higher than I expected.

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@ciscoguru I forsee mass adoption of @21 chips occurring when they are embedded in devices that natively use BTC; buyers may be oblivious.

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@ciscoguru @21 Devs should be buying bitcoin computers to access the micropayment network rather than for the mining aspects.

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@khannib Nice, so that’s # txs with an input w/sequence != UINT_MAX? I’d phrase it as “Transactions Opting In to RBF”

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@ciscoguru @21 Pretty sure large miners have to sell most of their coins to pay for operating expenses anyway.

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@ciscoguru @21 Mining decentralization is more about preventing 51% attacks than about the distribution of the coins.

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Visualization of the sigOps attack yesterday that caused “full” blocks that were not full: https://t.co/2uX6euD6Mx
https://t.co/ydONKLsdZY

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@ciscoguru In general, anyone whose business relies upon supporting higher number of users and transaction volume has a vested interest.

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@ciscoguru I’m not so sure that exchanges have /as/ much of an interest especially with the Liquid sidechain being released soon.

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@ciscoguru Mining centralization is certainly a justifiable fear, which is why I hope @21 succeeds in decentralizing mining again.

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Point being, anyone who deals with unconfirmed transactions at the moment needs to take action to flag RBF-capable txs and act accordingly.

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As it stands, anyone sending a tx can “opt-in” to RBF by setting the sequence field on inputs to be < UINT_MAX. But receivers have to check.

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“Opt-In” Replace By Fee won’t be truly opt-in (agreed upon by both parties) until wallet software & payment processors update their logic.

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@khannib Would it be hard to add stats of transactions opting in to replace-by-fee (inputs with sequence != 4294967295) to your site?

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@kristovatlas They both appear to be problems to me, though the former exacerbates the latter.

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.@Bitstamp announces that they will support BIP101 as of December. https://t.co/O5HL2BUb0q

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A new milestone: more than 10% of all bitcoins are now encumbered by P2SH! https://t.co/xm9r8QubWB https://t.co/vOQVJ8wWuL

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Looking forward to attending @ScalingBitcoin with @bencxr on behalf of @BitGo next weekend; let’s make this an historic event!

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RT @kristovatlas: A critical view on RBF and opposition to 0conf transactions by @ChrisPacia https://t.co/CDqNkwXDes

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siothamh Driven in Oakland in the last few years? Guess what: there’s a public record of where you’ve been. Unbelievable. data.oaklandnet.com/browse?q=alpr

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In a world of commercialized sovereignty individuals will shop for jurisdictions unencumbered by geography of birth. https://t.co/oICj5OU78k

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@masonic_tweets Every citizen is a criminal, it’s just a matter of targeting the easiest laws to enforce. Next up: jaywalking & loitering?

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Proof of Freeze: create a Bitcoin transaction with outputs encumbered by OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY & nLockTime=499999999 (~March 13, 11515AD)

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Well paid workers whose industry is disrupted have more to lose and have greater means with which to enact violence. pic.twitter.com/He6X7tNRtp

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@kristovatlas I’d expect a successful @21 end game to result in chips in millions of devices that are not sold as “Bitcoin Computers.”

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Bitcoin is to Banks not as Uber is to Taxis, but as Internet is to Newspapers.

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The dollar has been devalued so much that this restaurant is using it as wallpaper! pic.twitter.com/cUjOfp2cwW

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desantis The world’s first self monetizing part-of-speech tagger: DONE! On to the next @21 project! github.com/desantis/21-pos pic.twitter.com/MvPL7Zm78g

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SpaceX moves forward with its Hyperloop prototype - building a 1-mile long 99.8% vacuum tube by summer 2016. https://t.co/xbk7sxse55

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riprowan .@lopp exactly. Also network-connected cars can be aware of each other and safely interact at higher speeds than human-driven cars

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In the age of autonomous vehicles, govt speed limits will be obsolete. Software is superior at regulating speed for current conditions.

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@hblodget @pmarca The Internet bubble is back, but this time it’s decentralized into thousands of tiny bubbles. It’s unstoppable!

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Globetrotters could use an Internet for physical mail. With a global network & protocol, mail could be routed to current location on the fly

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There are 3 parties in crypto:
1) Alice(s)
2) Bob(s)
3) Adversaries
It’s impossible to create backdoors for “good guys” - they don’t exist.

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@21dotco @Corentone On the Full Node tutorial https://t.co/owbQ3Z32xv I’d recommend adding “txindex=1” to the conf https://t.co/3N7iLz6bCS

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@WarrenWhitlock @ErikaForPres The new cryptography-based financial infrastructure that we’re building, yes :)

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@ErikaForPres @WarrenWhitlock For now I’m trying to add value to the ecosystem by making it easier for people to secure crypto assets.

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@ErikaForPres @WarrenWhitlock the majority of my liquid assets are crypto based; high risk but hopefully high reward https://t.co/uemffo1Dhp

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@MadBitcoins Pray that they don’t alter it further.

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@mikestable Not too surprising considering the “Expatriation Tax” https://t.co/y57DPsDNLM

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RT @ryanxcharles: Smart contracts make slow blockchains https://t.co/2AROzrYhm2

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It happened in Boston, now happening in Brussels. Disrupting millions of lives to search for a handful of people is a losing proposition.

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RT @martindale: Want to see something cool? Check out BYRD, Bring Your Restricted Documents: https://t.co/QQlzd3dHdO — rolling replicatio…

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How cryptography works, in terms understandable by normal humans: https://t.co/AOY9MzBfUI

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I don’t want to rule the world. I just want to play a role in rearchitecting it so that NO ONE can.

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@desantis If I come up with any ideas, I certainly will. I’m not really the creative type :-/

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For proof that @21dotco Bitcoin Computer is revolutionary, watch @github as devs pull the future into the present. https://t.co/LEifZwbu62

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I’m fairly certain the Bitcoin Lightning Network whitepaper is the first in which I’ve seen a Reddit comment cited. https://t.co/TYTqI4vVQW

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RT @coinbase: You can now spend bitcoin at over 38M merchants worldwide.

Order your Shift Card today 🚀: https://t.co/bMITlEbIG2 https://t.…

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RT @the_intercept: Former drone operators were “horrified” by cruelty of assassination program https://t.co/YHJLs24Z57 by @mazmhussain http…

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@kristovatlas T-minus 24,000 blocks until the third testnet halving. Could be 160 days or just one block storm away…

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The future of Lightning Network remains uncertain.
“BIP62 will never be deployed” - @rusty_twit
https://t.co/xCiFTFHO9K

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.@amazon now supports 2FA via SMS and TOTP - here’s how to enable it: https://t.co/DDVuM6jTUI

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Resistance against civil asset forfeiture is yet another reason why I hold bitcoins instead of cash. https://t.co/JwbrpWKRhf

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@ameir An ignorant racist? Color me surprised!

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@jefft Gun turn-ins / buybacks are a great place to pick up cheap weapons! Just stand outside and offer double what the cops are :-)

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Humans buy BTC with fiat or by selling goods & services. @21dotco machines buy BTC with electricity or by selling digital goods & services.

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We neither need nor want your “protection,” you fearmongering fool. https://t.co/Igk59zDFU2

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bencxr Got my @21dotco computer! Hardware is neat, imo magic will be in bitcoin-payable pic.twitter.com/3aH78y827J

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RT @21dotco: The 21 Bitcoin Computer is now shipping.
Read the overview: https://t.co/PopKiT9Ugx
Then start building apps: https://t.co/BU…

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The definitive way to destroy bitcoins is to decline the protocol’s offer to create them in the first place :-) https://t.co/WTzni98slf

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@Disruptepreneur @alansilbert Yes, Americans should probably stop killing each other. Different problem set, though.

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Decentralized Autonomous Organizations will eliminate organizational slack by eliminating the need for rigid hierarchical organization.

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@jefft Not yet, though the Evora is a lot more comfortable than the Elise…

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RT @el33th4xor: A Suggestion For How to Proceed with the #Bitcoin Block Size Debate https://t.co/3hQTS3JXZ1

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Private / permissioned blockchains may prove beneficial to incumbent financial institutions, but they won’t empower the general public.

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@kristovatlas Yep, note that I never said that this was a good idea ;-) https://t.co/2uWfvRJvM0

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Friday the 13th headline: Kia recalls 256,000 souls… TO THE PITS OF HELL https://t.co/6MZfBMp5iM

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@emilepetrone @Pocket Yep. But private blockchain won’t spur innovation b/c they aren’t permissionless. Also, mining isn’t useless…

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@JeffSovereign Are you in contact with James Dale Davidson? I’m trying to get a citation for a passage from his book https://t.co/SSn3EWyc2P

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@IndiaHX1 @ValaAfshar Congress gave USPS a monopoly over carriage of
mail by a group of federal laws known as the Private Express Statutes.

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Lower policy limits on the number and size of chained unconfirmed transactions will go live with Bitcoin Core 0.12. pic.twitter.com/2nRSSo9VPV

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@aantonop Just mount a gun on your drone and now it’s a flying firearm - no registration needed!

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@Steven_McKie @aantonop Some cities or states (NY) may have registration programs, but there is no federal registration.

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@danielcawrey Sounds like a person-to-apple-to-bank-to-apple-to-person service

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@napoleon Even if Proof of Identity did exist, installing and maintaining the consensus software requires resources (skin.)

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To maximize consensus decentralization we need one identity == one vote rather than one CPU == one vote. https://t.co/Xxq1jRJKJh

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@JamesGDAngelo Also, because it’s possible to make a change that simultaneously centralizes some aspects while decentralizing others…

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@JamesGDAngelo Right; my problem with the debate is that many aspects of centralization are not measurable & arguments are speculative.

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@JamesGDAngelo I imagine that we’d need to have a separate self-adjusting block difficulty for each algorithm as well.

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@JamesGDAngelo So instead we’d see a new rush of people building ASICs for the algos other than SHA256.

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@JamesGDAngelo Rotating PoW algorithm wouldn’t be able to be random, though; it would have to be deterministic and be a finite set of algos.

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@Beautyon_ @jonmatonis What if Blockchain Technology is a tactic by smart money to distract dumb money while smart money buys bitcoins?

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@shibuyashadows @desantis Do you solo mine? I tried to get p2pool working on testnet for a while but failed…

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@desantis The BIP101 fork didn’t last long; @jtoomim switched back to mining with Core after causing the fork.

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@desantis Yeah all my nodes are at the height 600,000+ though my services on testnet couldn’t handle the chaos very well either.

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@desantis Not sure; it has been chaotic. There was the BIP101 fork, then I think a bunch of CLTV forks, then a block storm w/10,000+ blocks.

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Hat tip to @pwuille for preventing this bug from forking Bitcoin! https://t.co/veTr8IIAyG

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@blocktrail I think testnet is confused; -11,000 confirms? https://t.co/nRFogBdZLJ

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pinkyswearing r/programming discusses how the bloated Facebook iOS app has over 18,000 classes; this comment wins the whole thread pic.twitter.com/kEm4bQIcOS

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BitGo BitGo is super excited about our newest partnership with @krakenfx Exchange ow.ly/UtSlA

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I think the testnet difficulty reset rule should be changed to make it less gameable & to prevent block storms. pic.twitter.com/jKS0BSDdVD

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@MyceliumCom Looks like your testnet server is down; testnet is pretty chaotic at the moment.

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“Hey, this site is useful, I should bookmark it!”
*clicks Bookmark*
“Edit Existing Bookmark?”

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@mriou Right now I think you’re seeing normal chain orphaning due to miner timing and hashrate variance on testnet, not a BIP101 fork.

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@mriou Blocks are full but we should still be compatible with Core nodes!

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Interesting analysis of non-standard Bitcoin scripts by the creator of https://t.co/z3Q9HUawAT https://t.co/YgaRpns0XT

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Developers are dusting off their transaction spamming scripts; expect testnet to fork some time shortly after 2015-11-09 15:31:00 GMT

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@pierre_rochard Sure, though I’d classify that as a generational evolution rather than in-place evolution.

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If Bitcoin can’t adapt in the face of adversity, there’s no reason to believe another coin could after reaching the same level of adoption.

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@kristovatlas A much louder sound than someone who is censored in a huge subreddit…

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Words are weak; code is powerful. Code enables individuals to form voluntary networks based on self-enforced rules. Cypherpunks write code.

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@kristovatlas If most people prefer a highly moderated / censored forum and that works for them, that’s their choice.

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@kristovatlas I don’t care if /r/bitcoin is eclipsed by another sub either, I just want people to have a forum where they can speak freely.

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@kristovatlas *shrugs* “you” includes you; no one is stopping you from posting whatever you think is worthy of discussion.

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RT @rogerkver: Mike Hearn, creator of Lighthouse, bitcoinj and Bitcoin XT is doing an AMA session now at: https://t.co/fLawBsJac0 https://t…

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@pierre_rochard Generally speaking though, engineering only promises /improvements/ - safety is but one of many factors / trade-offs.

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Traditional engineers are regulated by governments.
Software engineers don’t ask for permission to disrupt tradition https://t.co/LSc0qztEQS

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RT @khannib: Released an OSS version of the parser used for https://t.co/BSQTsUReEB here: https://t.co/epbZlEH5oR

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If you’re a dev who uses OSS, you should run master branch in your local environment. You’ll find bugs and can contribute by reporting them.

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@el33th4xor Sweet; ponzi schemes usually run for months or years before collapsing. To the moooooooon!

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“Block size debates and stuff we see today are minuscule molehills of drama compared to what’s coming in 5-10 years.” - @jgarzik

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If you’re mining blocks on testnet < version 4, you should upgrade now or risk your future blocks being rejected. blocktrail.com/tBTC/blocks/1

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@alansilbert @ZapChain um, “a futuristic form of money that lets you pay people directly with no transaction fee.” let’s not lie about fees.

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RT @TalibKweli: Buy my new album for bitcoin on @ZapChain + first 1,000 people get 1 track free #magicinternetmoney https://t.co/IIfycrjWc8

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Malevolent Malleability: my perspective on the state of the Bitcoin network with regard to transaction malleability. https://t.co/Soyc9UUf8S

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RT @bendavenport: I’m doing an AMA right now on https://t.co/TTSsy1XlVn — ask me anything! https://t.co/1HaoaU5A8K

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Today the US Marshals Service will exchange the last tranches of stolen sound money that it holds in return for dollar tokens.

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@flyosity @hellyeahdude Trading bitcoins short term is a great way to lose your bitcoins; as an investment I’d hold for 5-10 years.

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Congratulations to Andreas @schildbach on becoming the new maintainer of BitcoinJ! https://t.co/3xjyM29thI

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@jgarzik Be that as it may, /r/bitcoinxt will be whatever people make of it - I’m not going to try to shift it in any direction.

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RT @jgarzik: Irony. Discussion of this tweet reach r/bitcoin front page before being disappeared by moderators. https://t.co/PICIi0sfjd

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@jgarzik For the polar opposite, join us on /r/bitcoinxt for unmoderated discussion

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@ValaAfshar A few minor inaccuracies, but I’d say that’s close enough for consumption by the general public.

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“The challenge of Bitcoin is to see through the waves of hysteria and despair to take a longer view” @jeffreyatucker https://t.co/GJwTzvIqhr

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@desantis A smart robber would buy the max amount of bitcoins the machine allows, then destroy the machine to retrieve the cash.

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@eholtzclaw If it was me, I’d feed it full of cash to “buy” bitcoins and then destroy the machine to get the cash back.

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Robbers steal Bitcoin ATM from Atlanta store at gunpoint! https://t.co/F7CndOOJ8C

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@dan_pantera @PanteraCapital I guess we’ve topped out then, since blocks have been completely full since we went parabolic.

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@desantis @AaronvanW CLTV will add at least another 500 basis points to a blockchain share.

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@Itsjoeco Did you accidentally a word in your conclusion?

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RT @techradar: Bitcoin is seeing a resurgence at the moment, we find out why. https://t.co/1S2efWPSH1 https://t.co/k3qJ4lQ5BN

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RT @a_greenberg: Zerocoin, the fully anonymous cryptocurrency first proposed in 2013, is now back as a startup in stealth: https://t.co/nL8…

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@shibuyashadows @bergalex @pierre_rochard Pretty sure that localbitcoins / mycelium local trader requires on-blockchain txs.

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@shibuyashadows @bergalex @pierre_rochard It does seem coincidental that a backlog occurred once price shot up; I don’t see a spam attack.

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@pierre_rochard I think we both know that the issues will be due to wallet software, not users being miserly.

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This may be the first Bitcoin bubble that is affected by full blocks. Will new users get turned off by delayed confirmations?

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RT @TradeBlock: Avg #bitcoin block size as high now as during stress tests (750 KB). Avg tx value 9x higher https://t.co/Va5zpfYIo0 https:/…

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@alansilbert Are we parabolic yet? Feels like we’re parabolic.

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RT @BitGo: Are you paying 3x too much for Bitcoin transactions? https://t.co/HAktAnxmP7

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@DigiEconomist That will likely be true for the next couple years, but we’ll quickly transition to fully autonomous cars.

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I also agree with @martindale! The “price” of a blockchain unit is a neat metric, but ultimately a distraction. https://t.co/l83XycdDax

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@desantis @verge FOUR MORE YEARS! FOUR MORE YEARS!

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@pierre_rochard The only way to win is to not play the (trading) game!

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@a3456gf Indeed; not seeing any mania on there :-)

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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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Tonight: second public planning session for pushing back against proposed NC Bitcoin Money Transmission legislation. https://t.co/sE1kulQKlq

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@JeffMacke I like your outlandish prediction “Bitcoin becoming the world’s global standard for currency” because of https://t.co/ZX2E17lW94

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April 19, 2013 - “The Bitcoin Implosion: 5 Signs of an Investing Bubble” by @JeffMacke https://t.co/oCohkQ17Rr

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@pmccall777 I could give you 100 reasons and it could be any or none of them.

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@carpedurham I officially vote “nobody” for office; consider this my ballot.

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The Bitcoin Bull is back and speculators are already donning their space suits. pic.twitter.com/TMqa0y7ugv

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@alansilbert I’m glad that “notable skeptics” and buttcoiners alike will have their words preserved as part of the historical record. :-)

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RT @kenshirriff: The #Bitcoin sign is accepted by Unicode. My second addition to Unicode, probably more useful than the group mark. https:/…

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Recent changes to Bitcoin Core decreased AcceptBlock time by 90% but doubled worst case CheckTransaction time: https://t.co/v9XNM80KAB

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@DavidShares Shhhh, it will hear you!

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@pig_poetry Perfect - if the computer driven car is going faster than the humans can then the humans can’t hit it!

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@pig_poetry Why would it matter if other cars are computer-driven or human-driven?

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In a world with autonomous vehicles ungoverned by human speed limits I can see a selling point being “time to complete the Cannonball Run.”

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Does it even make sense for autonomous vehicles to be governed by government mandated speed limits? The software can decide the safe speed.

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Once autonomous cars are affordable, I’ll never fly anywhere within an 8 hour drive - I’ll just sleep drive my way there overnight.

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@dan_pantera @PanteraCapital Are you suggesting that once volume maxes out with full 1 MB blocks, the price also maxes out?

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@msantoriESQ @aantonop Don’t tell that to people on /r/bitcoin; they’ll think you’re claiming price is irrelevant. https://t.co/uWYapPSh2V

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@alansilbert Even without a known winning bid, we often see losers post their bids, which can provide enough info.

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@alansilbert Yeah, though I think most of them were. Lazyweb, please do the research for me!

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@acityinohio @ErikVoorhees The Nakamoto Fund For Keynesian Economists Who Can’t Math Good And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too.

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If I recall correctly, every US Marshals auction has resulted in the winning bidders paying over market price. https://t.co/qg9gRi2CIc

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@ErikVoorhees I think you mean “Genesis Blockchain Shares” are up 8%

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