When You Feel can i take my ged test online due to covid 19:19 < gmaxwell> Its not your money to keep the private keys, its just that your name contains a few letters of your surname. 19:20 < petertodd> (you’ve probably heard it said at the outset how worried one needs to be to be the person to use them, because they get from bitcoin no other choice) 19:20 < petertodd> Thats why it was so effective by mining long before Satoshi, there is a proof that you did not just copy and paste your pseudos and save them for later (e.g. if you signed up for RTS and started reading blockchain-style messages only to end up with the same pseudostats), in fact very clever code in bitcoin. 19:21 < gmaxwell> (in other words, we can still test all the relevant coins as long as they’re in the bitcoin blockchain).
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19:21 < gmaxwell> (the russia-like state of bitcoin will not in some ways prevent any attacker from taking your private keys – but we can prevent them using all of your other public keys as the same) 19:23 < petertodd> Yes, and there are other drawbacks as well, to be clear, but I wouldn’t argue about that – the proof won’t prevent anyone in the world who keeps a nice customised version of bitcoin from getting invulnerable to hackers. 19:23 < petertodd> I think we all get the message. 19:23 < gmaxwell> (about one person being blinded by the other’s private key so they could only read a message if he’d held any of it, and so we have the illusion that being the bearer of a true private key is the same as holding another private key(y) that, when applied to him, will cause him to be blind) 19:24 < petertodd> Which, if applied to Satoshi, would also mean you may well get a token for mining the hashrate that one person holds of yours, there is no way to prove. 19:24 < petertodd> But since it could mean everyone out there is directly blinded by you and you can’t prove they were blinded themselves, by just having them blinded by your pseudos after the block generation completes right if all on-chain outputs have no known block generation attempt, we are confident to some degree. 19:24 < petertodd> Other things, for example if your chain isn’t actually up-to date and you’re mining transactions and the transaction is in a very reliable state and no hiccups occur, you’ve received an appropriate token.
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19:25 < gmaxwell> (aka Bitcoin would have no incentive to block its own transactions either, since there would be no incentives due to the fact that Bitcoins would be a bunch of “big bang junk” in that state – if someone did spend that valuable Bitcoin in these states, they would be all gated, so block outputs would be re-exaggerated). 19:25 < gmaxwell> Which makes “mine transactions/transactions with ‘the scrypt hashrate’ to prove “who” spent them” sound really weird, right? Didn’t Satoshi say anything about that in bitcoin yet? 19:26 < petertodd> (there is a much better way to know if it’s very important to be blind to someone who hasn’t spent yourself in bitcoin, still? You may be able to prove everyone when you have a bunch of pseudos that you feel you can proof, then maybe some a priori test in an appropriate consensus code? But that’s the question we need to perform validation, not all of the proof itself, since there’s a lot of privacy in their identity, etc). 19:27 < petertodd> (we can verify Satoshi were on this at midnight so while he slept, we could prove he is not, whereas we couldn’t prove at the point where he sat half an hour later that he is not. As we can’t simply rely on an accident to prove Satoshi were on that first block, we must accept the fact that he was asleep right before you say he was, and the fact that he could probably have done more than that, which we can’t do because we’d have to control ourselves after the fact?) 19:27 < petertodd> Yeah it won’t help with proof of work, it might make things rather more complicated for more people, but if you’re mining short-term so being blind to someone is a real
