/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18241220
The way he walks? Apparently with a large carrot inserted rectally

>>18241237
>>18241280
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>>18241483
Six transactions per second

>>18242679
weather data

>>18241220
ComicSans is his secret sauce.

>>18242822
immutable weather data stored on-chain
as a climate scientist with roots in computer engineering and data science, I almost orgasm at the thought of it

>>18242822
>using Bitcoin for things amirite

>>18242846

Imagine the roman empire - under the economic tutelage of indian street shitters - formulated a currency system that used a significant portion of its gold and military might to enshrine the scatological graffiti found among the various bath houses in rome.

Imagine that this new system completely intertwined this random graffiti and their currency in such a way that it was impossible to differentiate where one started and the other finished. Grocery list, IOU's, advertisements, "for a good time call", drawings of random penises, all of it became the fundamental reserve of each and every roman coin.

Who would have the intelligence to speak against this?

>>18242903
>I don't even have a basic idea of how Bitcoin works
thanks for your opinion, into the trash it goes

>>18242948
ok, climate scientist

>>18242903
What the actual fuck did I just read?

>>18242962
well, I have a master's in computer engineering specializing in data science, so still primarily that I suppose, but I'm currently finishing up my bachelor's in environment and natural resources at a different university, which involves a lot of climate science
immutable and uniform data sources like WeatherSV is providing is a godsend in many respects, it and other sources will prove to become more and more valuable as time goes by

>>18243003
I wish weather stations would just start publishing their data to the blockchain. That way there would be more sources than just WeatherSV. Eventually it will be that way, I'm just impatient. Everything will work that way. Markets will publish their individual data, public businesses will publish their quarterly earnings, etc. Basically anything that could be used in a smart contract or just curiosity shit.

>>18243037
yep, exactly
Stephan Nilsson is already doing amazing work on putting entire supply chains on the blockchain, I also imagine that in the future all such data will be readily accessibly in a uniform format, and all immutable by the nature of the blockchain itself
it's simply marvelous, going to revolutionize so many different aspects of society

>>18241220
gg/r8ZZ23D

>>18242846
wait you think climate data is not distributed enough to be practically unforgeable as is?
also you think there is any mechanism stopping anyone from submitting falsified data to be stored indefinitely with sv?
sv is like the worst of both worlds it's both centralized and also unreliable.

With nofap and semen retention, kinda like Hitler

>>18241220
Do what? I haven't seen this literalwho do anything of repute.