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

September 25th, 2017

@phildaian I think there’s room for improvement given that a tiny fraction of actual node operators (miners) get to… https://t.co/Uv9W3fGatm

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@phildaian If said actors are able to impose a cost upon the ecosystem that is greater than the value of the operat… https://t.co/bkbtNPvo1M

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@BeerdHead Not sure that’s a great example given that the use of Public Library resources is regulated by librarian… https://t.co/Jy1YiqI9vM

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@BeerdHead You mean, real-world examples of the Tragedy of the Commons? Check out https://t.co/KX29YE8m1N

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@phildaian You can absolutely be economically rational and simultaneously inconsiderate of using shared resources… thus the tragedy.

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4) A distributed append-only log has immense utility; if you offer cheap / free writing of data to other peoples’ hard drives, expect abuse.

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3) When asked why they were using the blockchain when any relational database would suffice, they answer “because it’s easy and we can.”

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2) I’ve seen companies create on-chain txns, sending within the same wallet, during low-fee periods, just for internal accounting purposes.

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1) If you make a public resource absurdly cheap / free then it will be abused by ignorant / inconsiderate people. Tragedy of the Commons.

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@VinnyLingham I find it highly suspicious that @pmarca is listed at #2 when he hasn’t tweeted in what, over a year?

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@jgarzik It’s possible, though in my experience high txn volume enterprises tend to not really care about on-chain privacy.

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@PaytheTollman Creating room for more transactions means customers will pay lower fees and get faster confirmations… https://t.co/I3CYgftHkK

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Same goes for Bitcoin companies that won’t batch transaction sends to create efficient many-output transactions. https://t.co/WJOWY4ZxHn

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Bitcoin companies that won’t add SegWit support but do push for larger blocks are trying to externalize their dev costs onto the network.

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Wow, Greg Maxwell performed an audit of @armory’s fragmented backup functionality for funsies? https://t.co/xBLT13umXR

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I wonder if @Bitso @YourBTCC @RipioApp @ShapeShift_io are going to follow their own guidance for SegWit2X?… https://t.co/CiirdhhBA9

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