hi dev, do you have another round f bounty? i saw people posting like codes for the signature campaign they are planning to join. can you please give me detail for that? thank you.
The campaign is going on until either 10000 Ether has been raised, or until the 28th of February, whichever comes first. You can track progress on the website! Welcome the everyone who joined earlier! 15 days until ICO ends. that means , if blocklancer can not reach hard cap (10 000 ether) ICO would end in 28 February anyway??? Yes, that's correct. Blocklancer has already reached the soft cap of 1000 Ether weeks ago. i see. but what is the current collections right now? and do you have already exchange for this right after ico? like did you already contacted them in advance? Blocklancer has been negotiating with multiple exchanges for a while now, so it should be safe to assume that it will be listed fairly swiftly. |
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If you use shapeshift.io, you might want to look into alternatives. I wonder how much this cost Bitcoin Judas?  Not going to use it again, thanks for posting this here. Hopefully Changelly isn't going to follow suit. |
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In terms of security, Dbrain prevents dataset leaks to third parties through the use of the Protocol for Indirect Controlled Access to Repository Data (PICARD). Dbrain says PICARD also gives data scientists the ability to “train AI models using the datasets without downloading them, and sell AI solutions to business clients later”.  Is the name a reference to the Mathematician? |
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R0ach's Utopia:  Surely those gold ingots are silver ingots with gold coating?  Hard to fool people if you're using silver. It has merely half the density of gold so it would be much better to use tungsten which has a similar density to gold at a much lower price than silver to maximize the profit on the scam. I was refering to how roach seems to have a fetish for silver. I'm not sure if it would be possible to really scam people with fake gold today, people who are in the business of buying gold surely know how to check for authenticity... one would hope. On another note, cereals doused in eggnog work surprisingly well. |
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Everywhere I go on the internet lately, I've been targeted by Monaco Visa Card adds. This implies to me that a start-up "initial coin offering" (ICO) has spent way too much money on advertising, and not enough time on getting it's project off the ground. To be sure, things look entirely over-done on too many levels, that its hard.
Was away for a while. Are there any updates on specific dates for delivery of those cards from the team or still nothing in absolute terms? "Before Money 20/20" is pretty absolute I would say, which is in early March. A lot of people waiting for this to happen. I'm wondering if a MCO wallet will be delivered before that. Probably part of the mobile application? There's no need for a specific MCO wallet, since it's an ERC20 token. There will be a smartphone app however, screenshots of which can be found on their social media accounts. |
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R0ach's Utopia: Surely those gold ingots are silver ingots with gold coating? |
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Everywhere I go on the internet lately, I've been targeted by Monaco Visa Card adds. This implies to me that a start-up "initial coin offering" (ICO) has spent way too much money on advertising, and not enough time on getting it's project off the ground. To be sure, things look entirely over-done on too many levels, that its hard.
Was away for a while. Are there any updates on specific dates for delivery of those cards from the team or still nothing in absolute terms? "Before Money 20/20" is pretty absolute I would say, which is in early March. |
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In my experience. twentysomethings are still too distracted to be seriously into crypto. Moreover, they seldom have the financial resources to build any position. The most part of the not so many crypto-aware people I know are thirtysomethings and a couple folks in their forties. All males, over half of them techno-savvy.
I'm a twenty-something, but I knew before I left school that I wouldn't want to slave away in a dayjob and have hence been researching stocks and other means of building wealth for around a decade now as a result. Of the people around my age hardly anybody seems to care though, I only know of two other people who are into crypto and one of them has been into stocks for a while now too. The other one is just gambling with his dad's money. |
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You pesky kids though. It is all very well being 'enthusiastic' and talking of 'whole cryptocurrency' as if that were a thing. If you could just stop all your meddling and blathering on until you are actually 50, you would be doing bitcoin a great service. There are many more pressing concerns than you seem to be aware of.
Or they could also, I dunno, do some actual fkn research instead of blindly throwing money at every crypto just because it exists, or has "coin", "currency", "cash" in the name, or because it is a "token" that "ICO'ed", or because it will supposedly solve some future problem that doesn't exist and never will. As if the whole crypto space is a thing and is worthy of investment across the board. That's like saying every stock in the whole stock market (penny shit stocks and all) is worthy of investment "because equity space". Remember the "dot com space"? Yeah we saw how that turned out.
The same way the crypto space will turn out. A few rich, very few very rich people and a lot of people burning themselves by throwing money around like dirty socks. |
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Any attempt to legalize drugs light or heavy it doesn't matter, intended to destroy morality in society. People who use drugs are always prone to crimes. I don't do drugs and even if they try to legalize it I will not let my children have tried them.
Complete nonsense. Recreational drug use is directly correlated with high intelligence. And intelligent people commit less crimes on average. Some of the most brilliant people in the world were very fond users of varying substances. Drugs are a tool that can be used in an enriching and productive way. But like with every other tool, they can also be used in a destructive manner. The choice lies with the person and has nothing to do with the substances. |
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Looks like the lightning network applied to any blockchain. Figured it would be coming. Does this undermine Bitcoin’s competitive edge with lightning network innovation? Will ethereum and other altcoins be using teechain or lightning network equivalents? With Ethereum being politicized I don't see Bitcoin losing its edge. |
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I am not native in English. I speak and I write fair enough to be understood by everybody, but, obviously, I do make mistakes. I am also not able to create very elaborate phrases with lot of twists, so, in a word, I will never be able to write books in English (maybe kids books  ). Now you tell me that i should spend a lot of time to improve my English skills to an academic level only to get some merit points? Thank you, but no. It's not for me. I have better things to do in my life. If I would have to improve my language skills, i would do it for a better reason than this. Anyway, I agree that English is a must, but the information contained in typed words is a bigger must. I would always praise higher the information and not the envelope. If the text can be understood then it is good enough for me. Grammar skills can always be improved, but if you have something important to say people will understand it with or without grammar mistakes. If you don't, you can write an entire book, it won't matter. English is my third language, yet nobody would be able to tell that I'm not a native speaker, even at a research level. If you want to improve, you will. If you don't, you'll stop paying attention and stagnate in your development. I do agree with the sentiment that the contents of speech matter far more than the language used and I tend to listen even to people who others would deem to outrageous to be worth the time. But despite that I think that it's in the best interest of every individual to keep improving throughout their entire life, even if slowly. As long as you make a conscious effort to look out for mistakes and to seek out opportunities to improve you'll benefit greatly in every other area of your life due to the mentality carrying over elsewhere. On the contrary, if you don't have at least some areas in which you make a constant conscious effort to push yourself beyond what you were the day before you will increasingly find yourself looking back at how much time you've wasted and almost inevitably end up frustrated and depressed. I also agree with the notion that you don't have to study grammar, I've never done so and I wouldn't be able to tell you any rules. As long as you self-correct (with the help of dictionaries and/or Google) and pay close attention to how highly literate people use language you'll keep converging towards perfection. |
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hi dev, do you have another round f bounty? i saw people posting like codes for the signature campaign they are planning to join. can you please give me detail for that? thank you.
The campaign is going on until either 10000 Ether has been raised, or until the 28th of February, whichever comes first. You can track progress on the website! Welcome the everyone who joined earlier! 15 days until ICO ends. that means , if blocklancer can not reach hard cap (10 000 ether) ICO would end in 28 February anyway??? Yes, that's correct. Blocklancer has already reached the soft cap of 1000 Ether weeks ago. |
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Where can I see in which countries can I use the card and the citizens of which countries it is issued for use?
I don't remember seeing a specific list, but a "global" rollout has been mentioned numerous times. So I'd assume that you can use it anywhere that Visa exists. |
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To defeat Terminator, apply Astrogl ade to door handle ftfy |
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Anyone want to guess the next desperate moves by WuVer? Attempts to call out Microsoft? TA confirms 1 Doge = 1 Dog  What if someone hacks the markets and changes 1 Doge to 0 Doge? you didn't get it. the chart looks like a dog. I was making a reference. |
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TA confirms 1 Doge = 1 Dog What if someone hacks the markets and changes 1 Doge to 0 Doge? |
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hi dev, do you have another round f bounty? i saw people posting like codes for the signature campaign they are planning to join. can you please give me detail for that? thank you.
The campaign is going on until either 10000 Ether has been raised, or until the 28th of February, whichever comes first. You can track progress on the website! Welcome the everyone who joined earlier! |
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Yeah yeah. I get you.
There are running bots. They are good at running. Like that cheeta bot.
There are aim bots. They can aim. See stuff.
So there's robocop right there, but how does it know good from evil, right from wrong. It's going to make a mistake.
How do humans know right from wrong? Good from evil? Humans make mistakes all the time, and they make more of them than an AI will for a very simple reason. An AI can be trained on countless of human generations worth of data within a few hours to a few months before ever being put to use. A single human however, can't just go and live through all of human history before setting foot into the real world. There are self driving cars. We will see how they improve. I still like to drive my own, for now.
I feel like whoever opens up a few car parks/racing tracks just before self-driving cards tip over human driven cars will make a fortune. There are trading bots. They buy low and sell high. The whole day. Keep the spreads small, and it will be profit. Still doesn't beat a half decent hedge fund manager, you know, the real ones that make good decisions. (And yes, humans make bad decisions too.)
Most hedge funds get floored by the average equity market growth rates. And those that are the most competitive are highly data driven and rely on machine learning. The amount of data that goes into the trading decisions by a decent bot is something that no human could ever dream of processing himself. Especially not in realtime. If ML isn't the norm in hedge funds yet, it's only because of a lack of ML talent due to the relatively young age of the industry and not because humans can outperform the best algorithms. Now, that's real. But nothing beats a group of humans, creating a coin from scratch, and singing it to the high heavens raking in billions of dollars and disappearing in a puff of smoke when they get a cease and desist letter. However, we call those guys scammers.
I'm actually surprised that this keeps working. Beeeeeeeeeeeconneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeect was the most obvious scam that I've ever seen in my life. And people still ended up complaining about getting burnt. Unbelievable. |
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