/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.8129170]

WHERE MY BEE BOIZ AT /BIZ/? I KNOW YALL OUT THERE SLINGIN THAT HONEY WHERE YOU AT?

[Anonymous No.8129194]

you need to get those bees on the blockchain using chainlink

[Anonymous No.8129239]

AYO WHERE MY ANTNIGGAZ AT

[Anonymous No.8129293]

>>8129194
True.
>>8129239
Also true.

[Anonymous No.8129607]

>>8129239
what's the evolutionary advantage to this?

[Anonymous No.8129629]

>>8129607
Perhaps they are the smarter ants that realise they can slip through the cracks
Or maybe they are a "race" within antkind that are lazy cunts

[Anonymous No.8129641]

>>8129607
they have ant privilege

[Anonymous No.8130332]

>>8129170
Do you keep them on your own land, or use someone else's?

[Anonymous No.8130552]

>>8129239
>actual niggerbees

[Anonymous No.8130874]

>>8129629
>Or maybe they are a "race" within antkind that are lazy cunts

antniggers?

[Anonymous No.8131094]

Stellar lumens is cheaper to send than 'free' nano.

>Transaction costs associated with PoW: Here is some math on the back of a napkin.
> According to the RaiBlocks whitepaper: a Intel Core i7 4790K needs 3 seconds for the PoW of a transaction.
>According to this benchmarks the same processor uses around 123 watts. This means that every transaction uses 369 Ws (watt-seconds) of energy or around 0.1 Wh.
>It’s nothing compared to bitcoin’s energy consumption per transaction, but you can’t ignore it completely.
>You are not paying a fee, but using the average energy cost in the US (0.12 USD/kWh) you are still paying a fee of 0.000012 USD in energy burned on the CPU.
>Taking this into account Stellar’s transaction cost is still 2x cheaper and there is no wasted energy. Just saying “transactions are completely free” is not how it works in practice.

https://medium.com/@bkolobara/i-dont-think-this-article-addresses-well-some-of-the-biggest-issues-with-raiblocks-af3dfebca271

Was the answer right there all this time? THE currency disguised as a payment platform?

[Anonymous No.8131455]

>>8129607
see it from an outside prespective:

more numbers -> stronger
it's just that simple
and since they function on instict alone as a hivemind, i guess the bigger number excuses the loss of efficiency caused by the 20%, that de facto only stretch the numbers to seem more impressive to outside lifeforms while providing little to not productivity...

[Anonymous No.8131465]

>>8129170
WHERE MUH TRUFFLE HUNTERS AT?

[Anonymous No.8131497]

>>8129239
Once born lazy, you die lazy.

[Anonymous No.8131614]

>>8131455
>more numbers -> stronger
>it's just that simple

Not when those higher numbers aren't doing anything and just consuming.
They're just parasites.

[Anonymous No.8131654]

>>8129170
I lived on a bee farm in Washington but my fucking parents fell for the boomer meme and moved to Florida when I was 10.

I want my endless supply of honey back.

[Anonymous No.8131939]

>>8131614
the one that dont work wont be able to survive, maybe they know they cant cross that stick or drink from that puddle so they stay indoors and fap to manga like some tiny weeb neet

[Anonymous No.8132821]

ayo hol up

how much honey we talking

[Anonymous No.8132840]

>>8131939
antshares require you to hold 20% of the colony to earn PoS

[Anonymous No.8133681]

>>8132821
finna 40 hives nomesayn my nigga

[Anonymous No.8133848]

i applied for a permit to place bees.
Is it easy to do?

Just check up on the every now and then right?

[Anonymous No.8133866]

/biz/ starting to remind me of this with all the koi threads now this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pDTiFkXgEE

[Anonymous No.8134011]

>>8131455
>Mfw nature evolved Neetdom since ants

[Anonymous No.8134071]

I needed to post this