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    Nick Szabo  🔑‏ @NickSzabo4 1 Feb 2018
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    The buzzword "web3" suggests the lax, security-poor programming habits of the web. When crypto or smart contracts are programmed like a web page they are doomed. Sustainably successful blockchains and their apps are based on far more secure, careful, and slow programming methods.

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      2. Segtwits‏ @Seg_twits 6 Jul 2018
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        Replying to @NickSzabo4 @notgrubles

        Certainly, but as long as you connect to the web via a browser you are likely to pwned already. And if not you soon will be

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      3. Nick Szabo  🔑‏ @NickSzabo4 6 Jul 2018
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        Replying to @Seg_twits @notgrubles

        Yea so don't do that with crypto. Use a separate app and keep the keys on your own hardware (preferably a hardware wallet not an insecure computer or smartphone).

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      2. Patri Friedman‏ @patrissimo 1 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @NickSzabo4

        Are formally verifiable smart contracts (like, using functional programming languages) slow, careful programming? Or are all smart contract systems just to much attack surface to protect.

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      3. Nick Szabo  🔑‏ @NickSzabo4 1 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @patrissimo

        If it makes programmers take the time to actually, rigorously, thoroughly inspect and verify the code. The actual time smart eyeballs spend on the code is more important than the particular formalizations that hopefully motivate it.

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      4. Phil Lucsok‏ @ph_lux 18 May 2018
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        Replying to @NickSzabo4 @patrissimo

        You used two spaces after a period again, Satoshi

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      5. Mike D‏ @DieOnThisShill Jan 7
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        Many people use two spaces after a period. It was taught in schools.

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      6. Phil Lucsok‏ @ph_lux Jan 7
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        Replying to @DieOnThisShill @NickSzabo4 @patrissimo

        Yeah, Satoshi’s school. /s. I was taught to type this way as well. :)

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      1. Liam Horne‏ @liamihorne 1 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @NickSzabo4

        Agree that production smart contract code should be carefully written, tested thoroughly, and audited but "web3" represents an ambitious vision for how the web could be that's going to require lots of experimentation.

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      2. Anthony Albertorio‏ @Tesla809 1 Feb 2018
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        I think we can have the best of both worlds. Why not have tools and improvements at the base layer to enforce AND make such requirements easier for developer? Security is a must, but so it getting to market and having fast iterative cycles.

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      4. Anthony Albertorio‏ @Tesla809 1 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @charlesline @NickSzabo4

        Great point. Why not bake this into the most basic level so developers have to write things in a certain way and make it easier for the protocol to manage such communication? What do you mean by at its inception? At the inception of the contract or the protocol?

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      2. Nash E. Foster‏ @NashEFoster 1 Feb 2018
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        http://developer.rchain.coop  - Smart contracts should be as close to "correct by construction" as the consensus network that runs them. Rholang will make that possible, but other smart contracting languages won't.

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      2. Manfred Karrer‏ @manfred_karrer 1 Feb 2018
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        That seems to be a fundamentally wrong approach in Ethereum to make programable money too easy. Consequences of a buggy web page and a buggy smart contract are very different.

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      3. xcesiv‏ @brandonjpscott 1 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @manfred_karrer @NickSzabo4

        Agreed. I think that the minute you have a system that streamlines the pace at which coins are produced you're perpetuating the problem. It makes people skeptical of the system as a whole.

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      4. CoinGym‏ @CoinGym 3 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @brandonjpscott @manfred_karrer @NickSzabo4

        The more blocks r created the more trans fees r created so on so forth AND the miners can charge what fee they like. Does that make sense, it does to me but then i'm dyslexic. I watched a great vid on it this morning. Hence why bitcoin is now so expensive its outpriced itself lol

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      5. xcesiv‏ @brandonjpscott 3 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @CoinGym @manfred_karrer @NickSzabo4

        Mining is a great example of the under utilized tool within chains. If the end user became a miner and the process fused with end-user interaction, the value becomes governed by the body of miners(the users). Independent miners price value -> quality of interaction.

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      6. CoinGym‏ @CoinGym 3 Feb 2018
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        Replying to @brandonjpscott @manfred_karrer @NickSzabo4

        Exactly, now I'm dylexic, failed @ school yet managed to encrypt the En[in]nglish tongue reading legislation oops sorry law AND legis'n. Maths actually come in to play with etymology believe it or [k]not .... ever been tongue [french is langue] tied lol? ish az in soso/sewsew

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      7. CoinGym‏ @CoinGym 3 Feb 2018
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        The INTER ACT ION [atom] of each other in the re:al[l] whirled is tongues/languesAGES.. the age of your tongue esp in court[ier]/jester]; we're the jester, the court clown, because their dog latin ties our tongues in INGLISH 26 capital letters = cryptical and systematical code ;)

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      8. CoinGym‏ @CoinGym 3 Feb 2018
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        its watt[what] binds us together and holds usA =a/c count A13 le [able] Ampage 13A= plug fuse and busi in chinese is plug cha>tea> thé>the [mort [fr for dead/th ga[u]ge [fr for bond].. to gauge is to me zur [german for to].. so the inglish tongue is many tongues mashup = de,cn,fr

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