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While I do enjoy browsing r/unixporn from time to time, I personally don't actually do any ricing. While I do think it looks cool, it is quite distracting and not exactly benefitial for productivity.
A miner who wants immediate, predictable revenue can sell shares for a fixed return in an open market. A market maker willing to warehouse variance can buy those shares in exchange for expected upside.
👀️ interesting
Hope this can make centralized FPPS pools obsolete.
When I read "CISA" I get excited about Cross-Input Signature Aggregation. Unfortunately this is not news about that kind of CISA. :(
That’s what it would mean for anyone, no?
No, not every country can print the world reserve currency, to finance trade deficits.
trade surpluses are worse than trade deficits.
For the US, because there a trade deficit means they can export USD inflation.
Do you think we see a node in 2030 costing say less than $200?
Unlikely. A 2TB SSD alone costs about 450 USD right now. While I think that hardware prices will eventually cool down, keep in mind that pricing things in USD inevitably causes prices to rise over time.
Pieter Wuille trying to justify the change without revealing the vulnerability.
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/31112/changes#r1836790850
elliptic curve point addition, which requires at least one modular division.
Not necessarily. You can use projective coordinates to avoid division.
What is this clown show?
A 130 bit Bitcoin Puzzle was already solved using Pollard's Kangaroo back in 2024:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5218972.msg53649852#msg53649852
This is for load balancing between several public nodes by including route hints for all the nodes in the invoice. How would that give you deniability that you recieved a payment?