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@nanexcool @evan_van_ness Still have the straw! https://t.co/sQKEUBfZt4

@nanexcool @evan_van_ness 还有救命稻草! https://t.co/sQKEUBfZt4

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@Noahpinion Individual miners can refuse to include whatever they want, but it has little effect; the transaction just gets into the next block.
Need a 51% attack (so, reverting blocks and not just excluding txs) to fully prevent txs from being included.

@Noahpinion 个别矿工可以拒绝包含他们想要的任何内容,但效果不大;交易刚刚进入下一个区块。
需要 51% 攻击(因此,恢复块,而不仅仅是排除 txs)以完全防止 txs 被包含在内。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

你上次喝茶或者咖啡,你喝哪个?

你喝茶或者咖啡,哪个?

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

В последний раз когда ты пил чай или кофе, ты пил какой из них?

В последний раз когда ты пил чай или кофе, ты пил какой из них?

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

The last time you drank tea or coffee, which one did you drink?

你上一次喝茶或咖啡时,你喝的是哪一种?

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@phildaian agreed, but with caveats (eg. the internet also has a tendency to forget that non-Americans exist, and while the reach of the US is large it's also not infinite)

@phildaian 同意,但有一些警告(例如,互联网也倾向于忘记非美国人的存在,虽然美国的影响力很大,但也不是无限的)

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@phildaian Two fallacies of security:
1. 100% security is possible
2. 100% security is necessary
It's all a benefits and costs and probabilities game.

@phildaian 两个安全谬误:
1. 100% 安全是可能的
2. 需要 100% 的安全性
这都是一个收益、成本和概率游戏。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@TMKehrenberg @gwern @robertwiblin @tylercowen Oh I meant within a single Everett branch

@TMKehrenberg @gwern @robertwiblin @tylercowen 哦,我的意思是在单个 Everett 分支内

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@gwern @robertwiblin @tylercowen I'd argue that from a moral perspective, N copies of the same agent implemented in N different places (whether virtually or physically) living exactly the same life only count as one agent.

@gwern @robertwiblin @tylercowen 我认为,从道德的角度来看,在 N 个不同的地方(无论是虚拟的还是物理的)实现相同代理的 N 个副本,过着完全相同的生活只算作一个代理。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@NathanpmYoung @aveek18 @bryan_caplan @bryan_caplan's previous book themes have the feeling of rising above or at least avoiding the partisan binary, this one feels more like extremely head-on taking a side on it. It's not "tugging sideways" https://www.overcomingbias.com...
I suspect this is where the discomfort comes from.

@NathanpmYoung @aveek18 @bryan_caplan @bryan_caplan 以前的书籍主题有一种超越或至少避免了党派二元的感觉,这本感觉更像是非常正面地站在一边。这不是“横着走”https://www.overcomingbias.com...< /一>
我怀疑这就是不适的来源。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@blockchainhippy @ChrisLundkvist @Velib Shareable bikes should just come with helmets imo.

@blockchainhippy @ChrisLundkvist @Velib 共享自行车应该只配备头盔。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@ChrisLundkvist I think the ebike discourse is intended for medium-big cities, not the US as a whole!
(And public transit in those places is very inadequate. Even in Paris, where transit is much better than the US, I found ebiking a more pleasant experience than the subway)

@ChrisLundkvist 我认为电动自行车的演讲是针对大中城市的,而不是针对整个美国的!
(而且那些地方的公共交通非常不完善。即使在交通比美国好得多的巴黎,我也发现电动自行车比地铁更愉快)

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@ChrisLundkvist Yeah, I think the public discourse in general is still in the frame where pollution is the only problem, but actually congestion is at least as big a deal and is really harmful in all kinds of ways. And e-cars alone do nothing about it. 🙁

@ChrisLundkvist 是的,我认为公众舆论总体上仍处于污染是唯一问题的框架中,但实际上拥堵至少是一个大问题,并且在各种方面都非常有害。仅电动汽车对此无能为力。 🙁

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@sharkiwhite @ChrisLundkvist Try using an uber/lime bike next time you are in a city that has them. They're actually quite convenient imo!
(Though exorbitantly priced; imo local govs should just run an at-cost alternative that works the same way [so pick up and drop off anywhere, not specialized stations])

@sharkiwhite @ChrisLundkvist 下次您在拥有它们的城市时尝试使用超级/石灰自行车。他们实际上很方便imo!
(尽管价格过高;海事组织当地政府应该只运行一种以相同方式工作的按成本替代方案[所以在任何地方接送,而不是专门的车站])

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@thefrozenfire @ChrisLundkvist Agree, this sucks and is unnecessary.

@thefrozenfire @ChrisLundkvist 同意,这很糟糕而且没有必要。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@ChrisLundkvist Ok wow did I just automatically use "physical" to mean "not electronic", as though ebikes are some kind of teleporter?
Oops. Oh well, you know what I mean.

@ChrisLundkvist好吧哇我只是自动使用“物理”来表示“非电子”,好像电动自行车是某种传送器?
哎呀。哦,好吧,你知道我的意思。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@ChrisLundkvist Moralizing about physical bikes vs ebikes seems like a huge error, classic "perfect is the enemy of the good" situation.
And I think physical bikes are still the default type of bike in the public consciousness, so better to deliberately say ebike.

@ChrisLundkvist 对实体自行车与电动自行车进行道德化似乎是一个巨大的错误,经典的“完美是美好的敌人”的情况。
而且我认为实体自行车仍然是公众意识中默认的自行车类型,所以最好故意说电动自行车。

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

@ChrisLundkvist Switching gas car -> electric car solves pollution, but does nothing for congestion.
Switching car -> any type of bike/scooter solves congestion.
I think ebikes are more practical because regular bikes are just a little bit not convenient enough (eg. very hard to go up slopes)

@ChrisLundkvist 切换汽油车 -

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情

RT: 1/ In my @ethlatam keynote, I called Buenos Aires a city of passion and hope, and I certainly saw it with my eyes
🙏 @pauDoy @cryptochica_arg @rrodriguezpilar @fiorescan @0xkobol volunteers, ladies, local teams I met. You made my visit not only wonderful, but also meaningful https://t.co/OjbX9LD0fj

RT:1/ 在我的@ethlatam 主题演讲中,我称布宜诺斯艾利斯是一座充满激情和希望的城市,我当然是亲眼看到的
🙏 @pauDoy @cryptochica_arg @rrodriguezpilar @fiorescan @0xkobol 志愿者,女士们,我遇到的当地团队。您让我的访问不仅精彩,而且有意义 https://t.co/OjbX9LD0fj

发表时间:3年前 作者:Vitalik Non-giver of Ether @VitalikButerin详情