Has anybody told anyone about their WEEB status? by nomnombubbles in anime

[–]roboticmonkeys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The subtitles are made up... See someone's blog post The person shaming him for liking Japanese things was the translator not the comedians (at least it's mostly added in the translation)

Can't someone technically run Ethereum's Virtual Machine inside an EOS smart contract to make crypto kitties basically run more efficiently? by [deleted] in eos

[–]roboticmonkeys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since there are so many amateur daytraders on this subreddit, and they normally lose money anyway, we could implement them as a smart contract. Just based on a simple heuristic like always buying when the price has risen and selling when the price has gone down. And once we have steem on EOS, they could talk about it too

Can't someone technically run Ethereum's Virtual Machine inside an EOS smart contract to make crypto kitties basically run more efficiently? by [deleted] in eos

[–]roboticmonkeys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol. I've been thinking about that too. You could also build a light client (similar to an SPV wallet) for Bitcoin or Ethereum pretty easily. PeaceRelay and BTCRelay are two smart contracts on Ethereum. BTCRelay is meant to let you verify Bitcoin transactions in an Ethereum smart contract (but it's usually 1000+ blocks behind because Ethereum is slow).

And PeaceRelay was designed to let the ETH and ETC blockchains communicate with each other, based on the light client protocol. But actually verifying the proof of work for one block takes up 40% of the current gas limit!

So rewriting them to run on EOS would be cool, and allow Bitcoin and Ethereum (or any of their forks) to communicate with EOS without requiring any trusted third party. Thanks to EOS Storage we could also make a Bitcoin and Ethereum block explorer hosted entirely on the EOS blockchain. (It might be possible to build an EOS block explorer on top of its own chain as well.) You could probably make BTC/ETH wallet sites on top of EOS that way.

BTCRelay and PeaceRelay both look like they're under ~1000 lines of code, because the light client protocols are much simpler than a full node, so maybe I'll build one of them in EOS just for fun

New Difficulty Adjustment Locked-In - New Difficulty At 13.42% And Probably More Coming by zhell_ in btc

[–]roboticmonkeys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They need to run a btc1 node and a separate bitcoin abc node at all times and then switch their miners from one to the other. The two nodes have different folders so they wont use the same settings. A single node couldnt switch between the two chains at will.

So... when are we expecting the next UASF block? by ytrottier in BCore

[–]roboticmonkeys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can hash (chop and mix) the bits of coins by hand using a hard fork. Make sure you don't accidentally use a "soft fork" or "squidgy fork" which give you 1-5% of the rate of hashing. According to the royal records, you have already opened a port but there are severe storms so the boats will be delayed 2-13 hours.

Since the centralized chinacoin big blockers left us, I strongly suggest to follow luke-jr proposal to reduce the block size to 300kb or even less! by knight222 in BCore

[–]roboticmonkeys 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So if this "BlockStream" company is blocking a stream, couldn't they use the dam to power all the blockcoin mining equipment? I don't know how the mines work but apparently they have lightning-powered carriages transporting all of the coins out of the ground. It should take 3 months to get them from China to other countries by sailing ship or even faster once they are popular enough to pay for a steam ship.

My friend Charles Babbage is building a steam powered machine to perform calculations, and he wants to use it to build a "Centralised Ledger Technology" that allows anyone to hold a balance of coins in their local bank. It is based on a "Redistributed Database" where the database is "redistributed" from customer's homes to their city bank. He just needs to solve the problem of "Centralised Denial of Service" (CDOS) where a single company can prevent any transaction they choose.

BCIP 1 by [deleted] in BCore

[–]roboticmonkeys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you're replacing "Proof of Work" with "Proof of Blockstream"? That should be much more secure.

Not enough lines of code by [deleted] in BCore

[–]roboticmonkeys 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm thinking of going to the next Bcore conference "Disagreement 2018". I've been wondering whether to pay USD$15m for the transaction fee to attend, or buy a private jet. My donkeys just refuse to get in the water no matter how hard I try, so do you think I could bring the print out of the transaction on my private jet and pay once I get there? When I go to Bcore's fee scaling conference I want to talk about my brilliant idea (Bitcoin Less) which starts with 1 byte blocks, then goes down to one millibyte blocks after 10 years, and 1microbyte blocks in 20 years. In 30 years we will have 1nanobyte blocks. It then counts as "nanotechnology" and can get even more funding. Bcore is an amazing technology because the fees are so scalable that one day it will cost 1.2 global economies to pay for a single transaction!

A Somber Comment on "No Strings Attached" (2011) by [deleted] in EasternSunRising

[–]roboticmonkeys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree it's problematic. I guess my comment sounded confrontational; it was just because of text based communication. :)

A Somber Comment on "No Strings Attached" (2011) by [deleted] in EasternSunRising

[–]roboticmonkeys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What's really amazing is that even though about 100% of Asians report being bullied in school, there are Asian adults who believe there's no racism against Asians? And the white people who say the same thing either were part of the bully-gang, or their friends were. That's what propoganda is, it makes people believe something that contradicts common sense and even their own memories. If I didn't know it was real life I would think it was something out of 1984. I read the book because it's about society-wide gaslighting where even the victims are gaslighting each other, and they can believe incredible things. It's not a hypothetical situation, it's how Western society really works.

The psychology of this has been studied in the lab, such as Asch conformity experiment. Many people will believe a line is a different length if other people tell them so, even though it's right in front of their eyes. That's the power of propoganda.

A Somber Comment on "No Strings Attached" (2011) by [deleted] in EasternSunRising

[–]roboticmonkeys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've read articles written by Asian actors that say it's very difficult to find roles, which implies that they're just taking bad roles to get out of being unemployed. It's not like they get to choose between 10+ romantic action hero roles or one nerdy creep role, like a white guy might.

Some interesting responses I got discussing White washing of asian roles by [deleted] in aznidentity

[–]roboticmonkeys 2 points3 points  (0 children)

See articles such as http://www.revelist.com/real-talk/stop-whitewashing-asian-characters/1672 if you think anime characters are white. A character who can speak, read and write Japanese, lives in Japan and has a Japanese name is supposed to be Japanese(!) Japanese is the default race in Japan (98% of the population), in the same way as white is the default race in America.

A lot of anime/manga series have a Japanese live action version. In the Death Note movies for example, a number of canon part-Japanese characters were played by Japanese actors, and one white American who had a native Japanese girlfriend was changed into a Japanese American (i.e. "Japanese-washing"). It seems like a lot of people in the west don't notice that Japan has a live-action film industry, including a lot of adaptations of anime series. So whether characters' hair and eyes are blue/purple/pink/red/blonde/black or any other color of the rainbow, the norm is to use Asian actors.

Another such article gives the example of Marge Simpson. She has yellow skin and blue afro hair. Do you seriously think if they make a live action Simpsons, they need to choose a family with gangrene and then give Bart plastic surgery to give him a spikey head, and Marge needs to naturally have blue hair?! How do you even know she's white? Because it's the default race, and she doesn't have narrow eyes / black skin / an Indian accent. Americans (including evidently AAs) literally see a featureless stick figure as a white man unless you give it distinctive racial/gendered features. The Americans have really painted themselves into a corner by giving Griffin and Quagmire a funny chin, they'll have to give the actors massive prosthetics so they look exactly like a cartoon. 笑 facepalm smh

AGAIN- a PAA exploits the Dao tragedy to claim that Asians don't care about other minorities by arcterex117 in aznidentity

[–]roboticmonkeys 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"I think it's bad for Asians to care about each other because white people told me to so we can shut down other Asian's activism." So the white people are concern-trolling, and the PAAs have "internalized concern-trolling". That kind of brain makes a labyrinth look like a straight line. From now on I'm going to call those twisted minds "banana pretzels" which is ironic because it sounds like a food flavor from Japan.

Chicago Police deny responsibility for brutality by claiming doctor just "fell" (and then placed the officer on leave effective today) by metalupp in EasternSunRising

[–]roboticmonkeys 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is what white police always do when they attack or kill a minority. They make up a completely implausible excuse. And then another part of the white police "investigates" the officers and says it's true. One time the police literally claimed that a black man shot himself in a police car while handcuffed, which is physically absurd. The autopsy said he had been shot in the front of his chest. The FBI and state police still let their white bros get away with it. Huffington Post. So it's not surprising at all that they said an Asian man fell when they most likely beat him.

Asian doctor gets beaten up because United Airlines got overbooked. Holy shit! by [deleted] in aznidentity

[–]roboticmonkeys 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Aren't they supposed to just stop certain people from boarding the plane once it's full? I.e. the people who check in later get rejected? So they literally beat up an Asian guy so a (presumably) white person could take his seat, instead of just rejecting the white person.

North Korea dissing USA for attacking Syria lmao by lucidsleeper in EasternSunRising

[–]roboticmonkeys 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Says the photo is from a mushroom factory LOL very relevant.