Spazzle posted:

Crime works the same way?

AlbieQuirky posted:

imagine four libertarians on the edge of a cliff

fisting by many posted:

AlbieQuirky posted:

has anyone said nipcoin yet

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The OpenLibra project is a loose collective of individuals. We have no "association members", "partners", neither "employees" nor "leaders". We are individuals from some of the best-in-class blockchain projects and non-profit foundations, working on a crypto-native solution regarding Libra.

klafbang posted:

Good news! Somebody already forked Facebook's Bitcoin in a project called OpenLibra. While it may not be obvious how, I think we can all agree this is very good for Bitcoin.


"We don't even have an idea what we're doing, but we'd really like be rich somehow."

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Client Submits a Transaction

A Libra client constructs a raw transaction (let us call it T5raw) to transfer 10 LBR from Alice’s account to Bob’s account. The raw transaction includes the following fields. Each field is linked to its glossary definition.

Alice's account address.
A program that indicates the actions to be performed on Alice's behalf. It contains:
A Move bytecode peer-to-peer transaction script.
A list of inputs to the script (for this example, Bob's account address and the amount of payment).
Gas price (in microlibra/gas units) — The amount Alice is willing to pay per unit of gas, to execute the transaction. Gas is a way to pay for computation and storage. A gas unit is an abstract measurement of computation with no inherent real-world value.
Maximum gas amount Alice is willing to pay for this transaction.
Expiration time of the transaction.
Sequence number — 5
A transaction with sequence number 5 can only be applied to an account with sequence number 5.

continues for many

Boxturret posted:

but what is the rate of uncles per second?

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Move modules define the rules for updating the global state of the Libra Blockchain. Modules fill the same niche as smart contracts in other blockchain systems. Modules declare resource types that can be published under user accounts. Each account in the Libra Blockchain is a container for an arbitrary number of resources and modules.

A module declares both struct types (including resources, which are a special kind of struct) and procedures.
The procedures of a Move module define the rules for creating, accessing, and destroying the types it declares.
Modules are reusable. A struct type declared in one module can use struct types declared in another module, and a procedure declared in one module can invoke public procedures declared in another module. A module can invoke procedures declared in other Move modules. Transaction scripts can invoke any public procedure of a published module.
Eventually, Libra users will be able to publish modules under their own accounts.

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Eventually, Libra users will be able to publish modules under their own accounts.

Paladinus posted:

I believe the right term is nonces.

Paladinus posted:

Why not post it on a site that allows posts longer than a Limerick?

Paladinus posted:

Why not post it on a site that allows posts longer than a Limerick?

Boxturret posted:

is there anywhere that will take the galt speech in its entirety?

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Despite pushback from nation-states, we believe that Facebook is likely to succeed in their goal. OECD Governments will be focused on their own outcomes, and in reality have little legislative power to leverage against a transnational force such as Facebook's Libra.

kw0134 posted:

so little power that everyone immediately poo poo their pants when ecb, fed, various us senators said "hey wait wtf is going on"

Bulgakov posted:

sure thing