/biz/ - Business & Finance

eat shit, lol

>>29594780
What he means is that the ledger will become so bloated that miners will capitulate and refuse to process transactions due to them being too expensive and/or uneconomical.

Nano, a unique and novel approach to blockchain consensus, unironically solves this.

>>29548979
Which would be an impediment for something like Bitcoin. Not so much for novel technology and consensus mechanisms, however.

No inflation either, and fully distributed as well. It literally is what BTC was supposed to be.

>>29525154

>>29407034
Hmm, you mean like this?

https://www.reddit.com/r/nanocurrency/comments/e6z81n/is_satoshi_describing_a_similar_mechanism_to_nano/

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=423.msg3819#msg3819

>>29078190
Ok, let's do this.

First things first - That million dollars is practically worthless compared to immortality. Ever dime of that cash can and should be spent ensuring that the snail never, ever reaches me.

First things first, I keep an eye on him. It's tempting to want to hop on a plane or a train and get as far away as possible. But once I do that, he's gone and I'll never see him again until 3am on July 14th, 2072, when the sneaky little cuss slips in the door and slimes onto me before I ever wake up and notice him No, I'm going to be within visual distance of the snail, slowly moving away from it, until Snail Containment Plan Part A is done.

Next I grab my phone. I call up someone I can trust with my life, and tell them to come to my location within the hour, and to bring a metal cash box, a good padlock, and a firearm. Once they arrive, I inform them of the deal and ask them to grab the snail, shove it into the metal box, and lock it up.

Once the snail is temporarily secured, I ask my friend to carry around the box, never letting it out of their sight, and to prevent its opening with as much force as is required. We arrive at some reasonable figure for this service - Maybe $50,000.

Now we can start in on the real work. I'm on the phone again, contracting with a tungsten machining service out of Willowbrook, IL. I ask them to construct for me a hollow tungsten sphere with a small, sealable opening, ideally via both exterior bolts and sintering. I ask them for a rush job and a thick wall depth, perhaps as much as a foot thick. The spherical shape should keep material costs as low as possible for a given thickness, but between the unusual object, large amount of tungsten, and speedy delivery, I invest a truly insane amount into this project - Let's say $100,000. I ask them to deliver it to my current location as fast as possible.

>>28882210
>woke globohomo using nat soc economic model
are we in peak clownworld?