Pham Nuwen

Joined Aug 31, 2018

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I agree, low fees are very important. But they don't look much lower than #BCH so the cheap algorithm either isn't working or something else is eating those savings.
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Why is this? Have you found any technical or perhaps philosophical problems with Dash?
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I'll look into that, thanks. Dash tx fees look about the same as BCH over the last year or so. https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/median_transaction_fee-bch-dash.html#1y
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Isn't the difficulty level adjusted dynamically based on network performance? Doesn't that make the energy efficiency of the algorithm irrelevant?
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No, I have never expressed such desires. I'm making *arguments* as to why eating some things is bad and eating other things is good. I don't support government bans on meat.
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I'm a little out of my depth here, but would like input from real #mining and #blockchain experts. Is it possible to lower #energy consumption just by using a different algorithm?
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How on Earth could you possibly interpret anything I've said as being communist? Please give some examples of what you mean.
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Plant-based meat replacements are already cheaper than meat.
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So eat plants, save the rainforest.
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No, just an addition to the memo protocol.
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I don't think it works like that. Miners will just throw more energy at the problem. It might slow down centralization for a while but eventually this will settle at the same level.
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5000 master nodes?
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This is a limit in the size of OP_RETURN transaction outputs. Longer messages would require multiple transactions which we haven't added support for yet. Thanks for your question.
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Would this require a change in the BCH protocol?
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Consumers are responsible for the demand they create in the market. I don't trust government to fix this problem. Capitalism will fix it.
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Plants require less land than animals. Shipping is quite cheap. Not to mention that lots of meat is shipped from developing countries to the West.
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Science isn't perfect, I agree.
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I'm sure it's a problem, in some sense, but problems can be solved. Technology will advance agriculture to the point where soil is not needed. Decimating primeval rainforest =not cool.
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That doesn't address anything I argued.
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We can acknowledge the fact that we don't know everything, but we can't act based on things we don't know. Science or even doing anything rational would be impossible under such logic.
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I pretty much know. This would have been widely known if it was proven. Old people in retirement homes occasionally dying is normal.
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If customs are found to be bad they should stop. It's not going to happen all at once of course. Demand for animals will start falling. I predict +50% vegans in the West in 2050.
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Pompous or not, it's true. Shipping isn't that new, but it's here now. Going forward agric. will move indoors w 24h artificial light and blow today's technology away re efficiency.
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Rainforests all over the world is being cut to create grazing areas. Livestock consume prodigious amounts of farmed plants very little of which ends up in your steak. Not efficient.
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Holy cow. They're really doubling down on stupid here. There has to be some sort of hidden tactic behind this. It's not something any rational person would do and expect good results.