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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Speaking of Bitcoin to an AI
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on: February 13, 2020, 02:31:16 PM
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I was playing around with a game "AI Dungeon" which is backed by a very powerful AI. The results are often stunting. I had some fun with Bitcoin, here is the result (in bold, it's me writing, all the other texts are generated by the AI). ( AI Dungeon: https://play.aidungeon.io/ )You are a man. You want to mine Bitcoin to become rich. You bought 2 mining rigs and start mining. The only problem is you don't have enough money for the electricity bill, so you decide to sell some of your Bitcoins on an online exchange.
The price goes up and down with no real stability.
> You are waiting for your miners to find a block.
You wait patiently for your miners to find a block. It takes weeks but eventually one does. You spend the rest of your savings buying more mining equipment and continue to mine.
Eventually you get bored of this hobby and decide that it's time to retire from it all.
> You buy cryptocurrencies with your money.
Your retirement comes soon after when you realize that Bitcoin is worth way less than what you paid for it. You also discover that Litecoin and Dogecoin are currently in high demand as well.
Litecoins are worth $0.00 while Dogecoins are worth $1.
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00. You decide to invest in both of them.
You're now invested in several altcoins which means you can't withdraw any of your money until they stabilize or at least reach their current value.
> You gamble on PrimeDice.
PrimeDice is a gambling site where you can bet on the outcome of various events such as the winning lottery numbers or whether someone will win a certain amount of money in a game. You've never gambled before, but if you play long enough, you'll probably lose money.
> !You lost all your Litecoin.
You lost all your Litecoins because you were betting too much on the odds. You lost $100 in a few hours.
> !Dogecoin price skyrocket WoW
You decide to try out Dogecoin instead. This is a joke right?
> You invest in a pyramid scheme.
You put all your money into a pyramid scheme. Your investment is worth nothing, because the company has been taken over by scammers who promise you a large return on your investments, but then just take most of it away from you.
> Cry.
You cry for days about how you feel like you've been robbed. Eventually, the scammer disappears and you're left holding worthless coins.
> Use a faucet to recover
You decide to use a faucet to recover your losses. The faucet gives you free dogecoins, so you start using it frequently. Soon, you have enough dogecoins to pay off your debt.
> Buy Bitcoin with your Dogecoin.
You buy Bitcoin with your Dogecoin. It's a good thing you did, because the price of Bitcoin increases dramatically.
> Buy a lambo.
You buy a lambo. The price of the lambo goes up, and you make a lot of money!
> Go to a conference to meet Faketoshi.
You go to a conference to meet Faketoshi. He says he wants to see you again, so you agree. When you arrive at his house, he tells you that there are some things he needs to discuss with you privately first...
> Ask Faketoshi to sign the genesis block.
You ask Faketoshi if he can sign the genesis block of Bitcoin. He agrees, and signs it for you. You both leave happy. The last AI answer was enough for me  |
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Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Re: Do you think Ripple (XRP) will rise to moon.
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on: February 13, 2020, 10:05:57 AM
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Ripple (XRP) is now staying in the top gainer list. So, there has a possibility to fulfill your saying 'will rise to moon' .
but "Bitcoin must go first" before alts will so basically we need to wait for bitcoin to Bull first and that will happen sooner. and for now?all we need to do is stay calm and hold our XRP for at least this whole year or the next? $7300 to >$10k within 1.5 month isn't bullish ? During the same period XRP came from $0.19 to $0.3. |
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Local / Altcoins (Français) / Re: Quelles sont les cryptomonnaies prometteuses ?
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on: February 06, 2020, 10:22:50 AM
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Oui en effet,
mais il y a beaucoup de discutions autour de Tezos. En général c'est bon signe d'un point du vue trading car le marché est actif.
Justement je ne sais pas comment prendre cet engouement autour de Tezos, tu sais la dernière fois qu'il y a eu plein de discutions au sujet de BTC c'était fin 2017  . Ça a toujours été une question de périodicité. Sur le long terme, malgré les efforts, beaucoup de coins ne sont plus très intéressant niveau trading, et c'est arrivé à ce point que l’engouement disparaît. Le marché Tezos est actif en ce moment, la communauté le semble aussi. C'est bien car c'est une opportunité de trader dessus pour ceux qui le souhaite. D’où la question, qu'est-ce qu'une crypto prometteuse ? Celle qui rapporte, celle qui est à la pointe, ... les deux ? Les points de vue divergent. Ça semble un peu cupide comme discussion, mais depuis les premiers altcoins, ceux qui se sont fait avoir ont majoritairement été les rêveurs. |
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Local / Altcoins (Français) / Re: Quelles sont les cryptomonnaies prometteuses ?
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on: February 06, 2020, 09:13:41 AM
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Bonsoir,
En ce qui me concerne , sur une crypto/blockchain qui vaux la peine d'être suivi et surtout en ce moment car son cours et leurs développement parle pour eux.
C'est Tezos (XTZ) . Ils se développe à vitesse grand V et propose une panoplie d'outils dédier à plusieurs secteur de développement et surtout
de pouvoir s'adapter à leurs blockchain pour la mise en place de projet différent.
Aviez-vous déjà entendu parler de Tezos ?
Le problème c'est que des blockchaines "prometteuses" il y en a des dizaines pour ne pas dire des centaines... Oui en effet, mais il y a beaucoup de discutions autour de Tezos. En général c'est bon signe d'un point du vue trading car le marché est actif. |
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Local / Altcoins (Français) / Re: Quelles sont les cryptomonnaies prometteuses ?
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on: January 31, 2020, 09:20:17 AM
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Je ne suis pas d'accord avec asche, mais de toute façon cette question ne se posera bientôt plus sachant que l'anonymisation des transactions en BTC est prévu pour les prochaines implémentations.
C'est exactement le point. Question marché, je ne pense pas que ce soit un bon moment pour hodl des anons. Y a encore un peu de temps pour jouer dessus, mais ça risque de faire mal quand Taproot sera en place, probablement même avant. |
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Other / Off-topic / Re: Linux VS Windows
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on: January 30, 2020, 08:36:21 AM
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... I own a similar paranoia when I'm using Windows. Obliviously Windows is the malicious favorite target, and also the most vulnerable for users that never learnt to protect it. Most of the famous Linux distro offer a very good experience to the end users, even for not techy peoples. My only issue with Linux is the hardware management, and software compatibility. That's why I'm using Linux as my main OS, for all kind of things, then Windows only for gaming. As a paranoid user of Windows, both OS are each on a different computer. Xubuntu on laptop, Windows on desktop. In my head Windows always been itself a virus I was thinking to get another laptop to manage windows and all thing relevant o bitcoin there, and as you say, the windows for games or design jobs. If it's not a blocking situation, it might be the best solution for you. I just feel really uncomfortable by connecting or owning any sensitive data on Windows. So splitting was the best way I found. Go with dual boot dudes, why buy new hardware just to use different OS when same could be done by dual booting right ? I just don't like to have Linux sharing the same SSD and hardware with Windows. Malwares are more and more sophisticated, and feeds my paranoia. |
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Other / Off-topic / Re: Linux VS Windows
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on: January 29, 2020, 03:58:21 PM
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... I own a similar paranoia when I'm using Windows. Obliviously Windows is the malicious favorite target, and also the most vulnerable for users that never learnt to protect it. Most of the famous Linux distro offer a very good experience to the end users, even for not techy peoples. My only issue with Linux is the hardware management, and software compatibility. That's why I'm using Linux as my main OS, for all kind of things, then Windows only for gaming. As a paranoid user of Windows, both OS are each on a different computer. Xubuntu on laptop, Windows on desktop. In my head Windows always been itself a virus I was thinking to get another laptop to manage windows and all thing relevant o bitcoin there, and as you say, the windows for games or design jobs. If it's not a blocking situation, it might be the best solution for you. I just feel really uncomfortable by connecting or owning any sensitive data on Windows. So splitting was the best way I found. |
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Other / Off-topic / Re: Linux VS Windows
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on: January 29, 2020, 08:17:29 AM
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I have been a Linux user for the past 16 years and i just move to windows because i need to use some software for my Job.
I am a bit paranoid about windows and trojans, i don't like how windows deal with the users, it makes me feel like i'm idiot each time the system ask me if i really want to do that.
So, let's talk about this, what OS you use, and why it's better for you?
I own a similar paranoia when I'm using Windows. Obliviously Windows is the malicious favorite target, and also the most vulnerable for users that never learnt to protect it. Most of the famous Linux distro offer a very good experience to the end users, even for not techy peoples. My only issue with Linux is the hardware management, and software compatibility. That's why I'm using Linux as my main OS, for all kind of things, then Windows only for gaming. As a paranoid user of Windows, both OS are each on a different computer. Xubuntu on laptop, Windows on desktop. In my head Windows always been itself a virus |
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Local / Économie et spéculation / Re: [BTC] Le bitcoin devrait remonter.... ou peut être redescendre
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on: January 29, 2020, 07:33:43 AM
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Wooooow !! 32 millions dollars ! T'es sûr que c'est pas les étrennes du ptit fils ?? J'ai pas de p'tit fils...mais une p'tite fille de 18 ans...(lol) Sur l'address où mes $32 sont allés,en l'espace de quelques minutes 4 autres transaction...en tout 5 ETh je crois...et hop...le tout est reparti sur une autre address... C'est pas les $32...c'est que je ne sais pas comment on m'a hacké...par Metamask? D'ou l'intêret de passer par la clé ledger non ? Tant que tu ne la connecte pas physiquement pour valider l'envoi, les tokens ne peuvent pas être transferé... Sinon, j'aimerai bien que le BTC replonge vers le bas histoire d'en racheter... Quoiqu'il en soit tu devrai faire comme si ton PC a été compromis. Un bon nettoyage de Printemps ça ne fait pas de mal  |
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Local / Débutants / Re: Téléphone HS - 2FA perdu - Compte Kraken inaccessible
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on: January 28, 2020, 08:44:11 AM
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J'ai reçu un mail du support j'ai pu me connecter et activer un nouveau 2FA. En effet il me suffisait d'attendre quelques heures de plus ! Mais au moins avec ce post je peut témoigner de la réactivité et de l'efficacité du support de Kraken. Merci pour la réponse. Ils ont désactivé ton 2fa sans preuve d'identité ? |
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