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Different Coinbase Advanced trading fees for users in the same tier

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When do I need to report taxes?

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Addressing bitcoin environmental fud as a double CS and finance major

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How to work in web3?

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Localbitcoins Is not allowing me to witdraw my funds

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Blockchain.com

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Getting into Crypto

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Getting into Crypto

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Stay away from Cex especially MEXC

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What is the one Cold Storage device to rule them all?

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CoinMarketCap wants $5,000 USD to update to the correct data feed

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BINANCE WONT LET ME WITHRAWAL FOR ALMOST A YEAR RIGHT NOW ‼️‼️

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Unleash Your Winning Potential with NitroBetting.eu

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For those early adopters, do you have some stories about how you heard about bitcoin and your first time buying it, and what you did with it?

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Binance Hell

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After weeks of Sleepless nights and a new coffee addiction, I built something like Community notes for the Internet, to fact-check ETH news on social media

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US blocked Worldcoin officials arrest, CS says

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Is anything wrong with this idea? There needs to be a crypto-governing body in America that is independent from the SEC and the CFTC that works with them from time to time under appropriate circumstances.

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Bought BTC at Coinbase and got stuck/locked/restricted for 2 months

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Binance

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Welcome to Pepe Studio, a community-driven project developed for Pepe people.

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# Wallets with >1 BTC

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Why hasn't anyone tried something like this yet with NFTs? It's simple, there's no cash-grab, and sounds somewhat ethical...

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Help me understand why Reddit is moving to NFTs for profit.

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Metaplayers: eSports+crypto

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Squid Grow 2.0 | Slowmooner | Based & Hardworking Dev with good previous | Strong Community

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The market capital of CS:GO skins is roughly calculated at over $4.5 billion. This would mean that in terms of market capital in the world of cryptocurrencies, they occupy the fifteenth place. Could you then say that judging by this and the Howey test, that CS:GO skins are a security?

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Want to become a blockchain developer, which University Major to take?

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Mr. Incredible | Fair Lauch Today

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Cardano

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My take on Reddit Avatars

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I think Bitcoin is in fact propably not the best performing asset so far this year.

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How Virtex’s ‘CS:GO’ VR Stadium Could Transform Esports Forever

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Anyone else remember Earn Nano CS:GO tourneys?

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Swiss Central Bank will print up to $100 billion for UBS/CS merger. That's 12.5% of Switzerland's GDP.

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Come Monday, another bank will "fail" and it's the massive one this time. Markets are gonna go on a tear

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Hong Kong's SFC Grants Signum Digital Approval for Security Token Offering Platform

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CS

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Diablo III and CS:GO has valuable lessons for Crypto/NFT games

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Algorand message re: myAlgo wallet hack and what they're doing about it

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Computer Science IB Extended Essay

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An Open Letter to Charles Hoskinson (a post that was censored by the mods of the Cardano subreddit and discussion threads)

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Exchanges are intentionally hiring low quality support reps intentionally so you get frustrated and go away

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Contingent Staking on Cardano

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Child Support - CS Token Kyc, Audited And Doxxed

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Fiat bad , Crypto Good - 25 year plan

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$4.3b (180k BTC) Bitcoin transaction from some tracing starting from Satoshi’s Genesis block (its first outgoing transaction). I’m a CS major, but I’m a little uneducated on the history of BTC and the big-names. Any concrete information is much appreciated. Anyone recognize this/these address(es)?

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Introduction to the tether/bitcoin relationship

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Had scammer' s wallet frozen at mexc.com and had a detective contact them. This was there response and not sure what to do. ($6200 ETH guy PART 4)

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Child Support $CS | Fair Launch Is Live Now On Pinksale | +150 Already Filled | Building 2 Utilities CEX - NFTs

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Transfer miniscule CS Coinbase BTC balance non-custodial wallet

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How are Bitcoin Transactions actually broadcasted to the network?

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The ANTI-SHILL post for POLYGON. Why the project could fail, and how the data and sentiment tells that story.

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Beast Token | Upcoming NFT Platform

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Beast Token | Upcoming NFT Platform

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Beast Token | Upcoming NFT Platform | Sale Live

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Crypto Transaction School Project Advice

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Tf wrong with Binance?

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CoinLoan withdrawal - no email confirmation code

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Hasn't Bitcoin already fulfilled its purpose?

r/CryptoMarketsSee Post

Binance won't allow me to withdraw my funds. They have also deleted my account!

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Let me present you Exeedme, a GAMING meets WEB3 platform

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Crypto Strike | LAST CALL !!! | Presale | 15 hours until the Pre-Sale ends. | Play to Earn | Kyc | Audit | Launchpad | Nft Platform | Dex | Wallet | LAST STAR of 2022 !!!

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Be careful with the "I'll buy your avatar for $ through paypal"

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The cryptocurrency express contract trading application BitScan launches benefits. After each new user successfully registers, they can contact CS to enter 6606 to receive 66USDT gift money, welfare customer service telegram and whatsapp contact: 16072922897

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Grow with Coinstore.com and be a Legend

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Reddit & Beyond

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Usable NFTs. Reddit Avatars & Beyond

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How are the players betting? A look at Crypto derivatives

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Funds held hostage illegally by binance.com

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My trading App blocked me. What can I do?

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Dr Chengdiao Fan & Dr Nicolas Kokkalis of Pi Network On The 5 Things That Can Be Done To Improve and Reform The Cryptocurrency Industry - An Interview With Tyler Gallagher

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Thoughts on crypto and an update on my CAKE yield arbitrage strategy

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NFT's and Integration into the Metaverse

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Unpopular opinion: The model that reddit is using to distribute crypto (moons, bricks, etc.) and NFTs (these new avatars) is the way of the future. When/if other large companies do this, they will follow reddit's model.

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Unpopular opinion: The model that reddit is using to distribute crypto (moons, bricks, etc.) and NFTs (these new avatars) is the way of the future. When/if other large companies do this, they will follow reddit's model.

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Camel Doge | Most Prefered By Investors |Known And Well Connected Team | Biggest Callers On Board | Supported By Best Marketers | The Biggest Project Of The 2022

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Camel Doge | Most Prefered By Investors |Known And Well Connected Team | Biggest Callers On Board | Supported By Best Marketers | Camel Swap , Camel Staking |

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Camel Doge | Most Prefered By Investors |Known And Well Connected Team | Biggest Callers On Board | Supported By Best Marketers | Camel Swap , Camel Staking |

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Camel Doge | Most Prefered By Investors |Known And Well Connected Team | Biggest Callers On Board | Supported By Best Marketers | The Most Potential Project of the Year on Dogechain

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Camel Doge | Most Prefered By Investors |Known And Well Connected Team | Biggest Callers On Board | Supported By Best Marketers | The Most Potential Project of the Year on Dogechain

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Ninja Verse Wallet | Most Prefered By Investors | It's Not Too Late To Buy | Investors Keep Coming | Biggest Project Of The 2022

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Weed Plant | $WPT Nft | Most Prefered By Investors |x100 Potential | It's Not Too Late To Buy | Investors Keep Coming | Biggest Project Of The 2022

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Play-To-Earn integration in existing games, betting on Esports events and trading itself all in one. For kids to learn values, young-adults and adults to experience and for all of us to trade!

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Working in the field of cryptocurrency

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$BCT - Next Generation DAO token just launched!

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$BCT - Next Generation DAO token just launched!

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*KuCoin Exposed* Do not use their exchange.

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Pepe İnu | Dapp İs Live | Presale Was Filled | Great Team and Community | Most Prefered By İnvestors | Biggest Project Of The 2022

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BurnIt Token -BRN | $USDC rewards on Avalanche | Biggest automatic BuyBack-Burn | Inital Liquidity 1000AVAX | Biggest Project Of The 2022

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BurnIt Token -BRN | $USDC rewards on Avalanche | Biggest automatic BuyBack-Burn | Inital Liquidity 1000AVAX

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Freecash - Earn Free Crypto - 10x $100 Bitcoin Giveaway

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Freecash - Earn Free Crypto - 10x $100 Bitcoin Giveaway

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We Will Go To Moon Pepe Inu | Presale On 26th | Huge Potential | Dapps Ready At Launch | KYCed and Audited | Biggest Project Of The 2022

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Pepe Inu | 100x Potential |Revolutionary Marketing Strategy | Great Team and Community | Most Prefered By İnvestors | Biggest Project Of The 2022

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Crypto.com has laid off more than 1500 employees recently

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Has anyone had success retrieving/comberting STAKED ETH 2.0 from coinbase or similar exchanges?

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I Collected Top 10 Crypto Influencers on YouTube. Might Work with them or learn from them

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The more I have to deal with my bank the more I see the value in BTC

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Unable to log into Youhodler....

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https://x.com/BitcoinMagazine/status/1888559736011796944?t=9CS4S715HlbqCZ64FEmzYA&s=08

Mentions:#CS

It’s a completely illiterate book in my opinion and misses the point of Bitcoin. So many people I’ve met love this boon, but I just don’t why. Saif is the only person in the industry who understands zero cryptography, zero CS, zero economics and zero history. I would rather advise Broken Money, Mastering Bitcoin, Understanding Cryptography and 21 lessons. But to each their own

Mentions:#CS

no use case, but says in 2014 that "bitcoin is better than currency" https://youtu.be/e5CS1mq6eBg?si=EKSK8hbNS6aHlBHV

Mentions:#CS

The cops are fully militarized in this country. Our military, which is the most expensive well-funded organization on earth, gives all their outdated toys to local police departments. Like tanks and shit. We had protests in my city in 2020 and the cops basically blanketed the city with CS gas in concentrations hundreds of times the safe limit. I personally watched middle aged white women emerge from the crowd with bleeding head wounds because the cops were tossing gas canisters right at protesters heads. I saw cops run at the crowd with their knives drawn to slash vehicle tires and chase us through the streets throwing tear gas at us while ordering us to disperse with a long range acoustic device, which is basically a sonic weapon. This is while everyone was completely unarmed, except some folks who threw like rocks and bottles. Bringing a gun to fight the power in this country seems like an extremely bad idea, you'll get shot dead immediately.

Mentions:#CS

Ok, maybe it wasn't bitcoin then, but I know it was a crypto currency. We were CS majors, so this whole idea of online currency was something we talked about in class. That's what lead us to sign up.

Mentions:#CS

I was verified in 24 hours. I love the app. Never had an issue with it. I’d contact CS.

Mentions:#CS

When did I ever say it’s already there? I’m just saying it’s a real possibility in the future (next decade) and should be a genuine concern. Good luck with the PhD, I’m doing a BSc in CS so you have the edge on me there.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Exactly- 40 years is pretty arbitrary. Cryptography has its own origins in math and CS foundations

Mentions:#CS

Absolute nonsense. I mean it. I know it. I want every one else to know it. People really like to ignore facts here. Fiat withdrawal is free. I pay 1 EU service fee. Fiat top-up is also free, so I am not sure what you are talking about. CS has been a pain point, true, but it is much better. Coinbase has 11h waiting times, so let us not pretend that this is out of the ordinary in the industry. Where I am based, CDC offers the best cashback card (Denmark). There are no alternatives. Some Danish cards offer seasonal cashback in some stores, but nothing to the tune [Crypto.com](http://Crypto.com) does. With regards to lockup, it is a utility coin. You buy and use it to access the perks you need.

Mentions:#CS

Yeah, Nano is also basically useless, no utility, no mining, no staking as far as I know. You can send and receive Nano and thats it. Even sending and receiving common pistol in CS2 on Steam is more valuable and utility driven.

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

This is not Gmail CS.

Mentions:#CS

It is because the space doesn’t rewards a diverse set of skills. It focuses excessively on hiring CS undergrads with no real work experience, rewarding social media influencers who are good at orchestrating pump and dumps, giving credit to podcasters who pretends to be smart, elevated a bunch of former Wall Street excel monkeys as “VCs” and “KOLs”, etc.

Mentions:#CS

Agreed. Regulations are going to blow the barn doors off this space. Next on the list is making this actually user friendly and something an average person can understand and interact with. We need someone to come along like AOL or Google did for the internet. We'll need something like that for that super fast streamlined on-boarding. Could it be Coinbase? Maybe. But They need to get their fucking shit together as far as CS goes. As CB starts to act more and more like a bank, I'd love to see them start opening brick and mortar locations. Imagine being able to walk into a Coin Base *branch office* and cash a check, and the teller asked if you'd like it in BTC, or ETH, or USDC, or XRP, or whatever... or fuck it, just getting paid instantly after each time you punch a time clock via XRP. Will be very cool. Our financial/money system could be so much more efficient.

r/BitcoinSee Comment

I took a screenshot too. This feels more personal for me than when the price hit $100,000. My earliest screenshot of the bitcoin ticker was at [37.79€](https://i.imgur.com/H8bvEwt.png). My first celebratory screenshot at an all time high was at [150€](https://i.imgur.com/CS4y4YX.png). Funnily enough, my mind was blown harder at 5,000€ than at 100,000€. I think I just got used to bitcoin acting silly!

Mentions:#CS

Because Exodus has one of the strongest brand identities in the space, and while once may argue the merits of of FOSS vs proprietary, the app (the actual one, not the scam UI frontend homie got from the google) is solid. I have used it for YEARS with no issue (on the app side). Their CS has always been quick and responsive, and all seem to know what they're talking about. I think OP's post is sus, and that's being generous.

Mentions:#CS#OP

I find cases like this are why we are much further from mass adoption than the community would like. People make it seem like you need a CS degree to deal with crypto. Even my friends who get into crypto refuse to move their crypto off an exchange and deal with self custody for these exact reasons! When people lose six figures and there are no ways to get it back, I understand why their first instinct is to blame anyone else!

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

That’s one metric. You also want to look at the developers involved. Projects being built that bring utility to the network, and ultimately if you believe in the project. My problems with things like Solana is there meme coin focus, or things like Sui and Hedera withs their centralization. Maybe its because of my CS background but I really think DOT has very solid potential. Especially if you want to get in early into a project, you have to predict what network will have demand before there are actual users in it.

Mentions:#CS#DOT
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Same. Well little younger in 2010/2011 at 19/20yo. Studying CS and IT in college i heard about bitcoin early on and not that I didn't understand it or blockchain, it's that I didn't realize it's potential and thought it was kinda shady cause the only use case I've seen it in was on the dark web

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r/BitcoinSee Comment

Hello! So glad BTC is at 100k but I got a question that no one or no resource has been able to help me with. It's regarding the Blockstream Jade Wallet: I can log in on a desktop but the Android app no longer allows me to enter my PIN to log in. Anyone use this cold wallet and having the same issues? Their CS or lack thereof has been useless and their subreddit has also been useless. Thank you.

Mentions:#BTC#PIN#CS
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

no, it is a memecoin that serves no purpose at all. Dont tell me its not a shitcoin when it literally has 0 usecase... And launching a blockchain instead of forking is super easy, most people that take CS classes could without problems create their own blockchain. Bitcoin suceeded because it is one of a kind and serves a usecase. Every memecoin on this planet is simply that, a memecoin. Don't be delusional please, this project will not survive, just like all the other memecoins from last cycle. Most of them, had their own L1 Blockchain too...

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Bitcoin.org and bitcointalk.org. Facebook, here, oddly enough magazines at college. CS major.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The greatest invention that is not specific to crypto is the algorithm for **Automated Money Maker**, invented by VButerin and other Ethereum researchers. I'm sure many games have alternative systems for automatically-pricing market goods, but it wasn't until AMMs that this became formalized. There are CS-AMMs (Constant-Sum) and CP-AMMs (Constant-Product) Prior to AMMs, there was no way to price a good without an order book market and someone setting the price.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Same here, was too cumbersome. And I had a degree in CS, so should have been prepared, even dabbled in light cryptography, but was not coding in C for fun or so, or developing Linux stuff - So lost the interest really fast.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I’m not an expert, but I can answer some of your questions from living life, and some based on a small amount of due: no cost to set up CSS except the cost of the device One device to check out is Trezor. Others will then become apparent. A CS device when not connected to the internet for transfer purposes is not susceptible to attack from internet scammers. A transfer in kind from Robinhood or any other custodian is NOT a taxable event.

Mentions:#CS#NOT
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Sorry, I mean do you have double transaction fees moving your coins between two different platforms then moving to GBP? Yeah I appreciate that, I have only seen kraken CS on Reddit posts and they seem like ai

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Does that come with fees trading between platforms? I have even read stories of kraken locking peoples accounts, but are supposed to have good customer service. I have seen kraken CS replies to others on Reddit, and they seem identical to Coinbase CS, in terms of response and helpfulness. It’s like you’re talking to an ai

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I understand they would need to come and go freely, but that doesn't necessarily mean that each node should trust them all equally. I need to think through this more thoroughly, as I said I am CS but I am not in this exact field, however each node maintaining a reputation list of miners and/or nodes that have performed their job faithfully (weighed by recency), and then having each node vote on which to accept, should mitigate or solve the issue. However, I would need to work out more thoroughly.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Interesting. I didn't realize you could buy CS:GO items via crypto. Yeah, onboarding/offboarding crypto can be a pain, especially if you don't already have an account established. 1. Taking 6-48 hours for initial KYC is common for exchanges 1. If you paid $5 in fees, you probably didn't enable ActiveTrader: https://www.gemini.com/activetrader . ActiveTrader maker/taker fees are 0.2%/0.4%. 1. 10 day withdrawal for deposits is fairly common for every exchange. If you $x worth of crypto in your account on day Y, you can withdraw $x worth of crypto on day Y+10.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

16 years ago, I capitalized Internet just like everyone else at the time and Onused LaTex because I was a CS geek. I’m American. 🤷‍♂️

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

My Venmo Credit Card did just that. Gave me cash back rewards via BTC deposits. It worked great....until it didn't. Had moved just over .3 BTC from Venmo (obviously not all cash back, but a mixture of my buying BTC and their cash back BTC rewards) to my cold storage. So from same address to same address. One day I tried to move a large chunk to cold storage and NOPE. Venmo flagged my account. Contacted CS and they said there was nothing they could do about it that the system could keep me from moving my BTC to cold storage for 30 mins or 3 months...or NEVER allow me to move it and there was no override available to them. My only option was to keep it with them, or sell for USD and transfer the USD to my bank account. I paid over $1100 in fees to sell my BTC and move the money to my bank account. I always promoted Venmo because of how easy it was to use them for banking, CC, and buying/moving BTC. Nope, never again. PS...PayPal owns them, which could explain a lot.

Mentions:#BTC#CS#CC
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I used the Venmo CC 100% of my daily spend w/ cash rewards buying BTC...until one day, Venmo wouldn't let me send my BTC to my cold storage and their CS told me they have no idea when their systems would allow me to. Once flagged, it could take 30 mins to allow me to send it, or 3 months....or never. So I immediately sold what I had with them for USD and never looked back. Not your keys, not your cheese.

Mentions:#CC#BTC#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The only NFT I’ll continue to buy is CS skins.

Mentions:#NFT#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Must have skill for a major in CS is use of google search and ChatGPT.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You just said, no they didn't, yet everything I said was accurate except for the song and dance for the reporter. I've actually seen the tent and been inside and watched the process, which if you truly believe it goes like how this reporter says it went.. _every time_ .., then you probably think no one has ever spit in your food before or your wife actually orgasms. There were 3 guys who did that generation of keys (when I was there), part of the keys team. They in general gave zero fucks about anything and just felt important and happy their job was safe while layoffs and shit went on around them. They mad masters degrees in CS/cryptology, but were NOT security experts. They broke up the private keys and put them on QR codes for only a few customers, in general it was zip drive back and forth without even printing and no destroying the computer.

Mentions:#CS#NOT
r/BitcoinSee Comment

> But how its possible? What you entered was a valid mnemonic, so it was accepted. > By this way when you randomly input 12 seeds electrum recovery a wallet?! Not all combinations are wallet. There is a checksum at the end. In 12 words variation the checksum is very short (see https://bips.dev/39/ Generating the mnemonic table, CS column - just 4 bits - 1 in 16 combinations is valid), so it's possible to randomly find a valid combination. If you used 24 words, it would be a bit harder (8 bits -> only 1 in 256 combinations is valid).

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Giving up mining on my computer (rate of 1-2 bitcoin/week) back in 2010/11 because I couldn’t play CS:S and mine at the same time.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Do not do this. Exchanges are not self-custody and can steal your assets. r/coinbase, for instance, is loaded with people who have been locked out of their account. You are on the right track not using an exchange. Banxa is fine to on-ramp . I’m not sure how to resolve the birthdate issue, though. Call their CS.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You don't understand what I mean by "excessively". Those games run a steady stream of useful but not overly valuable rewards along the path to the really good stuff because it keeps players engaged. The TLDR here, because I did go on a bit, is that for any of these items to have significant value you're talking about a grind worse than any main stream MMO by an order of magnitude. Think 'uber-predatory mobile game' as a baseline, and probably worse. Anyways... In an MMO almost no items have any real world value, even if it could be traded for real money without a potential ban. The stuff that might have some real money value is almost always account bound, and even then it would (and does, when people find ways to sell it) only sell for a few tens of dollars in exchange for several hours of work, and that's at best. Then the value dies when the new best thing appears after a new patch with a level cap increase or some such. If you want to market a game as letting you "own your items" then they probably need to not be invalid and worthless in six months. If you want a game to be realistically "play to earn", as in make more than a few cents per hour, then items need to be valuable, which means they need to be *scarse*. What all of this boils down to is that the main thing someone buying an item off someone else is paying to do is save time grinding for that item. The value they're willing to pay is based on the usefulness of the item and the time required to get it. This means that for anything to sell for any appreciable value it's going to take *tens of hours* to get anything good. Oh, and the "pay" per hour is still likely to be only a few dollars, because the vast majority of people won't pay huge sums to save time in a hobby. For a real life example of what it looks like when a game has reasonable drop rates and items can be sold look at the average price of TF2 or CS:GO items. There are some things worth decent amounts, but they're insanely rare. Everything else is worth pennies, and the only people "playing" to make money are or were running bots and not actually playing. Eve Online offers a similar dynamic, but with no way to cash items out of the game, and even with basically everything you can buy in the game being a consumable the price of "gear" is still in the low dollar ranges for anything but the most blinged-out and/or biggest ships. When sold for real money on RMT markets in-game currency goes for drastically less than it does bought legitimately, so even then back-converting reduces things to cents of earnings per 'player', and again most of that RMT is done with bots.

Mentions:#MMO#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I remember World Of Warcraft did something similar when people were able to exchange in-game currency or rare items for real money. Also CS players were able to sell their weapon skins for money. Even today's games... wouldn't be great if players could earn real money by farming and selling in-game currency or NFTs and the company would get a small part of the cut (like some web3 gaming projects doing right now with transactions)? I definitely see a lot of potential for NFT in games.

Mentions:#CS#NFT
r/BitcoinSee Comment

CS students who thought it'd be fun to mine magic internet money on their gaming rig.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

CS:GO skins sell regularly for 5 figures up. So YOUUU don't want to pay for content that isn't included in the game, which is fine. Let other people spend their money how they want to.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's a solution for a non existent problem. People buy and trade and sell CS skins right now, without valve built in NFTs.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

ZKPs are special, but they're not crypto-specific. They've existed for a long time. zk-Snarks are crypto-specific and very useful for compressing proofs. You can use them for L2 rollups and self-rollups that can be used for L1 compression. Ethereum is using it to develop thin clients, and other blockchains like Algorand are using for their light clients/State proofs to further compress L1. I would consider zk-Snarks to be the most important recent innovation of crypto besides the invention of CS and CP Automated Money Makers.

Mentions:#CS#CP
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Applies to my house too, is that a security? How about my retro air Jorden’s? Ok let’s keep it digital, is my CS2 AK47 skin a security? It’s worth way more than I payed for it years ago and I can sell it

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Saylor Academy has CS120 Bitcoin for Developers and PRDV151 Bitcoin for Everybody

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I think it more as a barter, I have electric coins, you have paper. Doesn’t help if you need to make major purchases due to unavailability to prove income. If you are trying to put the money in your bank account I would say that would be fraud. This is more evasion. But still illegal I suppose. Can’t be deposited but just to pay for groceries etc. you could theoretically transfer you bitcoin from a ledger to a gaming site for example buying CS:GO gun skins on a p2p marketplace. Straight Bitcoin. This doesn’t involve tax. Then sell them for USD but not sure where this lines up with tax or profits as this would be the same as selling something on FB marketplace. But through all the headache it’s worth just doing a 1099k declare your profits and pay capital gains allowing you to sleep better at night.

Mentions:#CS#FB
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

The mailer is legit. It’s promotional material. The Coinbase CS is wrong - and notoriously useless.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Hey, quant investor here. Retired at the age of 27 with dual degrees in CS and economics. Don't do what I did and tell people about Bitcoin. Seriously. That's all people ever know me by. I've basically turned every family and friend I know into seeing me as "that weird Bitcoin guy who got lucky." Every single person is waiting for me to lose it all, waiting for Bitcoin to fail, waiting for governments to ban it to say haha they were right. I'm a multimillionaire traveling the world, and they still ask me when I'm going to get a job because one day Bitcoin won't work. Just keep quiet and stack your coins - everyone is eyeballing my stash because I didn't keep my big mouth shut 4 years ago. 

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Selling my CS skins for some extra sats.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Calm down boys the story is fake. Was just some nerds playing CS over Lan 3 weeks long.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

>a mathematics and engineering problem that humans have toiled over for millennia (the Byzantine Generals Problem). >>It's not really either one of those. Listen to this poster. The Byzantine General's problem is a CS thought experiment from the 1980s!

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

It appears you have given this a lot of thought and are quite knowledgeable about Bitcoin. I have a few questions if you wouldn’t mind taking the time to share your opinion? 1) approximate cost to set up a cold storage wallet? 2) Cold versus warm? 3) a reputable cold storage source? 4) what is a hardware device? 5) why don’t I need to worry about the CS provider scam or bankruptcy? 6) is a transfer from Robinhood to CS a taxable event? Maybe easier for you is 7) can you recommend a trustworthy source of information to do my own Due?

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

People absolutely love spending time in such virtual worlds as Roblox, EVE Online, CS:GO, Fortnite, Call of Duty, etc. While they all have mechanisms for spending real-life money for in-game assets, only a few allow one to sell in-game assets for real-life money (and some don't even allow one to sell in-game assets for in-game money). Crypto-enabling those games would mean the ability to profit from the time one spends to e.g. earn, loot, or craft a legendary item by trading it to someone else in exchange for crypto. Players already do this sometimes even when it violates their EULA via shady websites, but typically the sites are game-specific. Some sites allow players to buy and sell assets from different platforms. Game designers might prefer some measure of in-game economic control by creating cryptocurrencies for use both in and out of the game, allowing them to track transactions.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

> God people are stupid. You're not the only person in the world with a CS degree, but thanks for letting me know your opinion is worthless.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Miners don't decide what Bitcoin is, the free market does. BCash is an example of miners and market participants in an alternative system being punished, heavily, for dissenting. The upkeep cost of Bitcoin is again what the free market decides. It has that cost because the market is willing to tolerate. Bitcoin ran on a single computer for months without issue, the cost is adjustable and always finds equilibrium.  Energy cost to mine Bitcoin at scale goes to zero in the long term. Stranded energy that has zero worth on the market keeps the hashing going. And anyone that wants to compete with 100% of the world's stranded energy being used to mine Bitcoin can go ahead and do that. Propaganda? It is literally baked in code lol. I have a CS degree and read the whole thing myself, please go to a library and study what you're preaching first. Flaws... then go ahead and ignore it. Nobody forces you to buy Bitcoin, nobody forces the miners to mine Bitcoin, and nobody forces 1.3 trillion in market capitalization power to be stored in Bitcoin. Ignore it and find something else to store your wealth in.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Live chat doesn't work as they just refer me to the email chain and say I already have a ticket open. Problem is the CS behind the email has no intent on helping or listening. Eventually they just set an automated spam response. Scammy af. I strongly advise you do not interact with the Bitrue exchange.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Also Im on hold as well with Bitcoin CS. I suspect until I die...hopefully they just keep working on increasing the price!!!

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Your forgot the worse of the worse Karmala Harris the CS queen of the democrat party.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

I work in CS. We have seen much larger fiasco, and none of them moved toward more decentralization. I'm just happy to see that the Bitcoin protocol is reliable.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

It's a failure and always will be. Games thrive when their gameplay is strong. Blockchain doesn't add to that or sometimes even hinders it. Economic incentives in games are pointless without appealing gameplay, and even then mostly unnecessary. People don't play CS GO for skins, they play it for the game, everything else is just a bonus.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

I really appreciate your input on this so thank you! If you want my opinion on CrowdStrike, it was done purposefully for reasons most would call me crazy for so I wont divulge too much. But there were $2.7 trillion dollars worth of options expiring that day (most in history) and $555 Billion of it was specifically in GameStop stock. Call me tin foily but this CS “accident” bought Wall Scum more time before inevitable market implosion thanks to no regulation by SEC and insane greed/bad bets.

Mentions:#CS#SEC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Read two dozen books bought on Amazon about Bitcoin and modern currencies with a dual degree in CS and economics. 3.7 GPA top 30 US university with 2 financial analyst internships (energy options trading and supply chain auditing) and a financial consultant career out of college. I live and breathe my work so deeply I worked myself out of it, thanks. 

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I sold over $100 worth of CS:GO skins via bitcoin I accept/use BTC as a payment option for digital products and services I sell, as well as for such that I buy

Mentions:#CS#BTC
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Where did you go to school? Was it a top 5 CS program? If not, fuck off

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Crypto gaming needs a classic game where you don't need tokens, but in-game items that become NFTs. Crypto gaming will only be successful if the mindset shifts from earning money to enjoying the game while earning from drops. For example, in CS2, people have fun while also getting cases. The major problem with crypto gaming has always been the focus on earning money, regardless of whether players enjoy the game.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

CS skins, TF2 hats, all of these prove at least the tangibility of the concept. The biggest issue is universality. Is there a huge point of putting them on the block chain if enough games don't play along?

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Look at CS:GO and Steam market. Basically NFT's in a nutshell but on Valve's server.

Mentions:#CS#NFT
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Thats been my experience with them as well. I had 6 miners with them too for also about the same time frame as you. It took them about 7 months to even get online from date of purchase, but granted it was tail end of last bull run and availability was low and demand sky high. Since then there have been less than consistent uptime, and encountered many issues you described. I also had a miner "break" and they suggested either shipping it to Bitmain for repair which they estimated would take 6 months, or pay them $500 to repair the unit in 2 weeks. Customer service is non-existent. When I originally bought the units, everyone had a customer rep assigned to them, however the company grew way too fast without proper infrastructure and now their CS takes weeks or months to get back to you. My contracts with them renew in May, they chose not to renew 2 of my units with no reason given. The other four, despite being exact same units, got renewed no problem. For non-renewed, they gave options of shipping the miners to me at a cost of approx $600/miner or retiring them. They did offer $1000 credit towards a purchase of a new S21 for each miner I chose to retire. Overall, when the service works, its great. Very hands off and set it and forget it type. But problem is company sucks and grew way too fast for their own good without ability to maintain...well anything really. Its been a fun experiment, but I certainly wont be renewing anymore contracts with them once the current ones expire, by that point the machines will be a write off anyway.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Indie games don't use crypto at all... nft are just gritting and nothing else, it's pure garbage and is totaly unless. CS go has a store and don't need this shit. There isn't a single good game or even played game that use NFT. They try to add crypto in eve online, and guess what ? The whole community rejected it so hard the canceled the whole thing. Rral player don't want it and see no advantage in it.

Mentions:#CS#NFT
r/BitcoinSee Comment

This doesn’t sound good for people with a CoinStats wallet. From this it seems “connected” wallets were not affected but CS wallets have been. The attack has been mitigated, and we have temporarily shut down the application to isolate the security incident. 1. None of the connected wallets and CEXes were impacted. 2. Thanks to the immediate incident reponse from the CoinStats team, only 1.3% of all CoinStats Wallets were affected, totaling 1,590 wallets. The list might change as the investigation is ongoing but we don’t expect significant changes. 3. If your wallet address is in this affected list, please move your funds immediately using your exported private key (if you have exported previously): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Lwxpy2T6W7aptjBJUio0Z01zihsqknXn6KPhzawQLVI/ 4. We are actively investigating the extent of funds moved and will provide updates as soon as they become available.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Kraken EU has been my preferred off-ramp for over 4 years (money via SEPA is in my bank the same day). My US company also uses Kraken as on- / off-ramp. I used Coinbase before but stopped after they stopped feeless trading on Coinbase Pro about 5-6 years ago. I have Binance (international), Coinbase and Kraken (and also Bybit, Woo, Mexc, etc for shitcoin gambling), every one since its inception. You can't beat Binance when it comes to trading with real size (coz fees and discounts) but for fiat-related stuff when you often need to talk with a real person from CS, Kraken is goated - doesn't matter if you're VIP with size (US experience) or just a regular folk (private EU account) - never had a problem with 6-digit deposits/withdrawals.

Mentions:#CS#VIP
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Anyone looking at IO? Looks like Render competitor, but low CS of only 11% is off putting. There will be monthly unlocks until 2028.

Mentions:#IO#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Don't be naive, neither bitcoin nor alts are not going to replace Fiat, banks would never let that to happen. Etfs are approved because banks want to get more control via btc and alts. Now it's just another asset class. Also Bitcoin is good store of value, but not good for everyday transactions, because fees are high and speed is slow. For example in European Union we have instant SEPA transactions - I can send my money to my friend in 10 seconds and for free. Talking about alts, they missed the most important nyche - they had opportunity to replace in-game transactions. For example skins in Fortnite, Dota, CS could be sold for community token, but big game developers prefer real cash monetisation, so what are we talking about? Even reddit doesn't want to have community token. If community token is rejected everywhere, how can it replace Fiat? We should start from something simple, like meal vouchers at your employer

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

What's CS?

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoMarketsSee Comment

Coinbase have 100% the best interface, but worst CS. They may be the most crypto aligned but are for sure the worst trader aligned cex.

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

You sly sob, I see what you did here. Gj man. I'm long since the macro bottom and I'm kinda lax with the sentiment read lately but I get you https://twitter.com/Trader__CS/status/1753119282152796361/photo/1

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

No, that is not secure. You don't have enough entropy, and none of your randomness sources are CS(P)RNGs. Although `std::random_device` specifies that it is non-deterministic, this is not guaranteed as it can fall back to a deterministic algorithm. That might be ok if it is a CSPRNG, but it's completely implementation dependent and so different stdlib implementations may do wildly different things. Even so, the use of `std::mt19937` breaks any security you might get from `std::random_device`. Besides the fact that it is not a CSPRNG, the seed size is only 32 bits, so at best you are getting 32 bits of entropy. It's fairly trivial to iterate the 32 bit search space and generate all possible seeds, and therefore the output necessary to produce your private key. Wallets that have used mt19937 have had any and all coins stolen from them because of this. The [MilkSad](https://milksad.info/) vulnerability in libbitcoin is a recent example of this. Basically what you're relying on is security through obscurity. That's not something you should rely on, and of course you've just posted your method to reddit anyways, so that doesn't work. When implementing any security system, you should assume [Kerckhoff's principle](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerckhoffs%27s_principle).

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Well he will also have like 8 years of presumably making good money after graduating college with a CS degree, plus whatever bitcoin he has already accumulated (though presumably that isn't much). By ten years from now he's gonna have a good bit more than 1.5 btc to retire on, including probably investments other than bitcoin too. But of course it all depends on his finances and life plans (is he frugal or a spender? how much student loans will he have when graduating? I'd by 30 if he's been working good paying software jobs and isn't a big spender and is loading up on bitcoin and stocks for 8 years in addition to 1.5 btc plus whatever little bit of btc he already has, he could at very least be sitting real pretty at 30 and have the option to retire within a few years or work less from then on. Again depending on spending habits, where he wants to buy a house, possible kids, etc.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

I assume CS is computer science. You can DCA whatever amount you are comfortable with. Since you will eventually learn CS, you can learn distributed system(part of CS) now, so you will fully understand Bitcoin network. Fully understanding Bitcoin helps you remove emotions; you won’t panic sell or panic buy.

Mentions:#CS#DCA
r/BitcoinSee Comment

It depends on where you go and what you major in. My point is that you can't get the rigor of a mathematics or physical sciences major, nor the path to a graduate program in said major. If you want to write web apps, then sure, use ChatGPT. However, there are many degrees that are worth it. Bias: I majored in math, CS, and finally, a PhD in CS.

Mentions:#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Not true. The whole concept of DeFi is based on a blockchain. Blockchain has many other use cases apart from finance. I am particularly interested in the blockchain use case where we use it to tokenize data. Healthcare data, real estate data. This way we can be 100% sure that that data is secure and really true. I have a BS in CS but I’m really interested in data analytics and thought blockchains could be very useful for it. Maybe this is the wrong sub for it but I was just wondering where to start if you want to be a blockchain dev.

Mentions:#BS#CS
r/BitcoinSee Comment

Do you think that the average person gets how WiFi networking works?! Not even all people on CS get it! Yet it has takeover all of our everyday lifes!

Mentions:#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Sad asf but harsh reality is 99% of the time u can only be friends with ppl of ur own class. And if u don't accept this to be reality, when u meet enough people life is going to show u this is true. Reason being is u may not do it but other ppl DEFINITELY judge u. I was actually really oblivious to this... lmao... I'll give a few examples. *I used to wear glasses and my glasses broke or whatever or it was time to get new glasses just because... idk... something anyways, my dad bought me name brand glasses and i was like ok? they're just glasses. it wasn't even something that i thought about because at this stage of life i didn't feel the need to flex on people. like i had a girlfriend i think already and like friends and like whatever. anyways to make a long story short, FIRST thing some idiot in school said was something to the extent of 'U tryna flex!???!?!?' but in like words ppl would use back in like 2009. *the same thing started happening when i got a little bit into sneakers lmao... people would try to do legit checks lmaoooooo. Idk man i was still kinda oblivious to it. I didn't understand how someone could hate so much. *when i went to college i went to a really good school at first so i didn't experience this at all (now ur starting to see why i was kinda oblivious to it) but then i transferred to a school back close to home for a bunch of reasons and this school was like hs pt 2 except its worst because it's like with the kids u see like on tiktok nowadays. completely insufferable... huge ego but absolutely clueless... etc.. i don't remember clear examples but this time i definitely saw signs of hating. *finally i graduated and i move into this spot and im like okay this dude went to a good university kindaaa similar to the one i originally went to. ok and i already graduated. he already knows i can make bank whenever i want to, so hopefully there's no hating like that's the new FLOOR... Lol i was wrong cuz as soon as i got a job and it wasn't even really that good of a job, actually pretty bad considering my skills but i just bro like i was tired of CS at that point.. IMMEDIATE hating. Life isn't a competition. But other people will make it a competition because they haven't fought their internal demons yet. dude this dude literally told me to get a job for 30k knowing what i majored in lmao. i still don't know if this dude was just stupid or mega hating. My advice. Stay away from 99% of people that aren't in ur tax bracket if u want to avoid this. This is everywhere. this is a battle that has existed long before u were born and u cant fight it.

Mentions:#FLOOR#CS
r/CryptoCurrencySee Comment

Why on earth would someone think that running an AI training model on something as inherently inefficient as a blockchain would be cheaper? Dedicated machines vs a distributed low bandwidth consensus driven non revwrsavle worse data structure ever? You realise that will just be another scam that wanted AI to be associated with their blockchain, right? Ai needs enormous compute and data storage. 1st year CS know that isn't improved by blockchain.

Mentions:#CS