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(comment) Software Fundamentals; https://www.csc.gov.sg/articles/how-to-build-good-software

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) That's a great plan. Moon and devs work for free. Brilliant

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) they are now getting paid, reliably, by the miners, to perform a job that they are commissioned to do. If they don't do it? Or perform poorly? The miners will put them under review, and court replac...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

@SeanBallard · 3 years ago

Miners are like the landowners. BCH hodlers/users are like the citizens. Both have a stake in the network, but one moreso than the others, & one actually has real voting rights by way of hash, which s...

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(comment) Precisely the opposite. It needed anonymity to appear less legitimate, insofar as there is nobody to attribute to its creation & punish, and encourage the entire cypherpunk coders to contribute . No...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

@SeanBallard · 3 years ago

BCH; Sharpen your knives...

Here is the crucial breakthrough that the IFP has created. Professionalism. No more hobby projects, relying on the goodwill of some coder that's fueled by Red Bull and an ideological obsession, such...

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(comment) THIS is something like the retort I was looking for from an earlier article of mine, which meant to highlight the ailment of BTC network losing its MoE qualities... writing style on 💯 too, per usua...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) I get what he's saying... the reactionary narrative to HODL led to an emphasis on spedn, which led to a lacking of the SoV proposition. To me it seemed obvious that the utility of BCH led to it's S...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) Great articulation of such a... complex topic, as it interlopes words from the physical world, into the mathematical world, as you so aptly describe. I'm reminded of the whole Jordan Peterson & Sa...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) A hashwar is not what I was implying. An amicable split would foster better relations following a split. Band together, in the sense we recognize our vision for p2p cash, but different means of achi...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) Astute observation... lol. I'll have to start playing around with this! I wonder if a #hashtag functionality works here... #bitcoin

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) The Miners don't care if ABC claims ownership or not, so long as they write valuable code commensurate to the IFP fee. Perhaps it's bc the real "owners" of any chain is the people behind the hash s...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

@SeanBallard · 3 years ago

Are these "short posts" like tweets?

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(comment) "current ABC software is designed to make the ethical chain unprofitable." This sentiment is what underlies the #Bitshevik movement. Follow your conscious & follow the ethical chain. I don't...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) Are you saying that the whitepaper does talk about monetary policy & how it shouldn't be enforced by code? If you could cite where you see that, I must've missed it. And can you expand on how a po...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) Ahhh an actual comment & not spam! so refreshing thank you lol It wasnt my intent to hide my belief that an ABC IFP fee has a good chance of fostering the BCH mission. Why would "picking a side" p...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) @zaibimayoo 🧐

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) Bitcoin Cash is as Bitcoin Cash does. We will get to see which one builds the chain which best serves as a P2P electronic cash system for the world. Outside that, the label of which one is "the real...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) 🤣🤣🤣

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) 🤣🤣🤣 before seeing it was you, when I first read your comment I was like, wow thats a new one & rather egregious LMFAO RE; all this mofo spam on here pining for the points payout ughhh

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) He tried, and realized it was futile. I feel ABC exhausted these options in trying to follow "the community." But at the end of the day, stuff needs to get done, and consulting the illusory "communi...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

@SeanBallard · 3 years ago

The Arbitrary Rule of Amaury; the Rhetoric & Actions of a Dictator?

Here is a presentation from Amaury in September of 2019 on Bitcoin Cash culture, the dynamics of "Infrastructure" in coding & the real world, the role of users, businesses, social media, and developer...

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(comment) Thanks for reading my article! Best of luck to you & BCHN.

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) Would be a good exercise to contrast this article with that of Joannes Vermorel's https://blog.vermorel.com/journal/2020/8/24/empirical-insights-on-bchn.html

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) youre not doomed to a downvote. i invite you to actually read the article! I'd value your feedback

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) read the last sentence

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

@SeanBallard · 3 years ago

10 Points for Radical Transparency> Radical Privacy; a means for achieving individual liberty

For whatever reason, we are extremely susceptible to false dichotomies, when inevitably, damn near everything exists on a spectrum. That said, the extremes inform the means. So pontificating on the ex...

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(comment) When you say donations from the blockchain, do you mean the IFP coinbase fee? I love this second point. It's a point I struggle to package adequately to the community, given the ethos of Bitcoin...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) I'm revisiting this article. This is a great point. But, if Miners consent to such funding, why don't they just direct it towards the developers themselves? Why does it need to be implemented unilat...

@SeanBallard 3 years ago

(comment) This is exactly what I needed. Great analysis & always love the color commentary. Feel like a got a a map of the landscape now. Looking forward to CoinFugazi this is a hot start

@SeanBallard 3 years ago