Paul

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Paul @futurepaul

@KeatonTech @ferreynd @uvas23 @heavilyarmedc ASICs are orders of magnitude better at SHA256 so it would be challenging but yes theoretically. But seriously you need to dig deeper on the reasoning of this stuff. I'm kind of wearing thin on "I just learned about Bitcoin and I'm here to fix it" vibes. https://t.co/pPJ3A08q5W — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 14, 2021

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@KeatonTech @ferreynd @uvas23 @heavilyarmedc If the computers are doing general purpose computation then any computer in the world can be usefully recruited to attack the network. "Proof that somebody did something" is what PoW solves. If you try to use the PoW machines to do something "useful" now you have 2 problems. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 14, 2021

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@KeatonTech @uvas23 @ferreynd @heavilyarmedc Hashing is explicitly related to the block (which in turn embeds a hash of the whole chain). How do you embed a block in the NP Complete search you're doing to demonstrate that it's associated with a specific block in the timechain? — PolitiTweet.org

Posted May 14, 2021