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Just bought 100k.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ1DTeexpvA

>> No.13870198
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>> No.13870240

>>13870145
>they define it in the books in the wrong way!
>our definition is actually the right one!
Okay

>> No.13870391

>>13870145
I am ignorant but have an open mind, how does this dude's conception of Turing completeness in Bitcoin come to bear on Bitcoin's practical utility for complicated scripts? How does this compare to ETH's solution? His idea to compute scripts inside payment channels sounds an awful lot like Chainlink. What is the difference?

>> No.13870419

>>13870145
>craig
stopped listening there

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>>13870145
*Siiiip*
based.

>> No.13870451

>>13870240
>theoretical vs practical

Listen to the rest, dummy.

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>>13870391
>What is the difference?
*patents your blockchain*

>> No.13870475

>>13870391
>ETH's solution?
Every node needs to execute script vs Bitcoin where only the node propagating does iirc

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>>13870391
>>13870475
nailed it.. in ETH you are only as fast as the slowest node, so some neckbeeard's raspberry pi bottlenecks the whole network. might as well run the whole thing on that one autists's raspberry pi for fucks sake. I mean crypto kitties.. lol

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in BitCoin you will be able to submit computational jobs to specialists with massive gpu farms that will parallelize your computations via payment channels and give you maximum computational efficiency. you will literally only pay for the computational cycles you use.

>> No.13870535

>>13870240
I like how quickly he dismisses the Halting problem and then makes up his own definition of Turing completeness. Then he appeals to authority with his
>craig said
>craig said
>craig said

>> No.13870617

>>13870475
>>13870500
Does this mean that the propagating node knows about and executes the script, converting the output into a message/transaction that is then propagated to miners? Or are all nodes aware of the script, but only one (or perhaps more depending on the scheme you're using i guess) is responsible for executing and reporting the result?

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>>13870145
Thanks for letting me know there's a new video!
Wish he would fix the echo.