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seems like a really pragmatic economic choice.
I wonder what the heating situation was like for winters though. does it get cold in Amsterdam ?
this is some wild flat-piracy. More details!
the social hierarchy of such a movement is fascinating, combined with an ethic to reclaim space being laundered for money is damn interesting.
hi michah541,
I fully read and enjoyed your book. I did a brief write up of my thoughts here #328661 a while back which may be helpful (apologies if it's a bit abrasive.)
From memory, I think my main criticism is that the games you outline for Bitcoin failure modes only think one step ahead.
There's little focus on counter measures, of which there are a vast array, to the challenges outlined in your textbook.
Focusing on the nodes as stakeholders in consensus here and elsewhere is of great interest, which I feel was largely unfocused on. This is an oversight.
Nodes are the beating heart of Bitcoin.
I look forward to 2.0 !
I found a original
story here #1402407