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So by now you’ve probably heard of cloutcli on bitclout right? This is a step by step guide to getting the source from github.com and building it using…
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Does the name JennaMarbles mean anything to you? I knew the name and knew she was a youtube star with 20+ million subscribers. So when I saw her appear…
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understanding Diamonds
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There is a phenomenon going on with BitClout. It’s growing like crazy. Here is the global feed from a few seconds ago: This output comes from clout-cli…
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There is definitely a market demand for a new electricity_use field in APIs like coinmarketcap as you can see from this post. And after the dressing do…
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June 3 Update: blog.coinbase.com/fact-check-is-bitcoin-mining-environmentally-unfriendly Original Post Follows: I’ve been maintaining a list of the top…
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There are two leading "green" blockchain replacements - which does what?
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Sometimes you get a cryptic error message when you “go build” like: go: github.com/private-repo/lib-golang_thing-common@v1.2.2: reading github.com/priv…
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so let’s do a thought experiment; let’s say the reality of climate change kicks our world into a sort of post apocalyptic movie like, oh everyone says …
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On April 30, 2021 Maher ended his show with strong words about Bitcoin. To summarize: nerds created it, it's terrible for the environment, it should be…
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TLDR; i had a bunch of golang code printing data to terminal, using some new features in go1.6 (embed, GOOS=js GOARCH=wasm, etc.) I moved it to HTML
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In order to bank in the modern era you need a server or two on a service like Digital Ocean or Vultr and of course there are many others (aws, google, …
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