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Same with John Wick: Chapter 2. 90%, dumb as a bag of bricks.
Huge difference /s
It's quite clear to me which one is a more moral system.
Again, based on your own definitions.
And then Bitcoin is accepted in tens (maybe hundreds) of thousands of online stores.
Also only something like 10% of gold is used industrially, the rest is regular hoarding.
And Bitcoin has other uses as well.
But even if you ignore all that, you still can't answer what the fundamental value of 1kg of gold is - it's value is determined by the supply/demand, and has a lower limit, which is it's mining cost, which also changes all the time due to depletion, fuel costs, technological advanvements, land costs, etc.
That argument never made any sense to me. What's the fundamental value of $1?
People assign value to all things based on how desirable they are (the demand). There are rare exceptions, like when a government ties their national currency to something like the dollar, but that immediately creates a black market, where it trades for its real value, and because of that, the government exchange only works one way (to buy or to sell). See Bolivar as a current example.
Both 26 and 27 solutions came from supercomputers/FPGAs and took months of compute time.
From 2 months ago:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/u-s-missile-defense-test-fails-...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-ballistic_missile#Current...
The norm is toothless though. If a country wants nukes, they just have to suffer through the economic sanctions by a few countries.
NK government has every incentive to continue with the research and development. They don't give a damn about their starving population, and they get the ultimate terror card that they can milk for decades.
We really need to develop anti-ICBM tech to save the humanity.
And with so many people checking in to the master branch, how is it not permanently broken? With 1000 devs pushing code, you're bound to have severe bugs daily.
The recycling part is potentially interesting. Whoever figures out how to get a ton of these discarded can make money by making power packs.
And it's not like Bitcoin has been some secretive project for the super-rich, anybody could get in, and still can.
Isn't that against your own CoC?
It's quite obvious that they will all implement next JS standards, with some experiments here and there.
They will add API access to more hardware like VR helmets, controllers, maybe even USB devices (which would be great for web hardware based security, like 2FA).
Probably voice control and typing (like on Android).
Probably automatic translation (not just by Google).
Built-in free VPN (limited obviously) and TOR would be nice.
No way. It was 24 km/second.
f(1) = 1 // seed
f(n) = sha512(f(n-1) . f(1))https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reasonable_person
You have no expectation of privacy in a public space, and the courts have agreed with that many times