shitposting, programming, hacking, arguing. building privacy infra w/zk. tee skeptic. decentralization maxi. descriptive, not prescriptive. fuck vcs, fund pgs.
@eugenio8a8 I misunderstood your earlier message, makes sense comparing it again with the image, thanks. does the bias stay across infinite simulations?
@eugenio8a8 wdym? you have a uniform radius around your center point with equal spread. having it in the center of the head means more of those points are headshots. that's uniformity, not bias.
is anyone close to the metal on zcash worried at all that govt might use this as an attack vector?
say there's an important hack of some sort that goes into the shielded pool. we can probably expect pressure to co-ordinate quickly around freezing the entire pool (especially if the rationale given is the need for more time to identify and apprehend the perpetrators rather than to try and revert state). after all, if we can do it for a bug why cant we do it for a hack?
what's the best counter to this? community might fork?
@drahcir@_Enoch@peerxyz How is this the same assumption? In a two party verification scenario, it is pure downside for me and is just additional trust, no?
@irkedCS@TDM_Jesus nobody wants to pay anywhere near market for mw dopplers, all the watchers are waiting for total capitulation from one of the dozens of sellers who post them on a bad week so they can get a way better deal when they choke and drop the price 20%+ in one go.
@BreadedNeds@ArtJazd Non schizo answer, I assume most codes will have a section that's easy to repeat just probabilistically, which is what makes them easy to use.