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@mystik

Yea but keep in mind you can do that already manually.. you can withdraw and depost to the bot from your own private wallet.

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@mystik

I'm not sure what else a tip bot could be used for inappropriately that is not tips... You mean storing large amounts of money for investment? In which case I agree, for that you make sure you withdraw large amounts fromt he tip bot should you get large tips.

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@joshbdoc

Right, but you can just withdraw your keys from the bot to your wallet. So I'm not sure i see that as an issue, just never let your balance on the bot accumulate to anything large enough that it is more than the relative trust you have for the bot... For example keep 1$ max in the bot at any time and always withdrawl the rest to your own wallet.

It would also be trivial for moon to add a auto-withdraw feature where if your balance ever exceeds a certain value it automatically withdraws to your own wallet.

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@mystik

That is true only for as long as you let the bot hold your coins. Ideally if the bot ever has more than a dollar of your coins as a balance you tell the bot to just transfer it to your own key, problem solved. Now the only risk is limited to the amount of your balance you leave in the bot in the first place.

Yesterday I noticed I had 10$ worth of coins in the bot, so I withdrew my coins from the bot, now their mine and safe, and about 5$ I left in the bot for "spreading around" money.

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@Moon

If your looking to replace the word "tip" with a better word for the bot that is similar fast to type just use the word "send"

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@Coyote

Keys usually refer to your wallet. Your private wallet that holds your money is secured by a public-private key pair. So each "account" is secured by a key holding that accounts balance. If I send you money i would send it to the address that is your public key.

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@mystik

What do you mean by "not your keys" exactly? or for that matter "only for tips" what else would a tipbot be used for that isnt appropriate?

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@mystik

The bot itself is, but the coin and blockchain they pull from isnt. I can transfer you 10grans without going throught he bot or I can set up my own bot that is able to hand out 10grans in the same way as the main bot. The bot is just a gateway to a decentralized tech.

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@Coyote

Well in that case, I'm your man :) The conversation was a productive one which is always the most important measure in my book.

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@freemo @icedquinn @doktorzhivago @mystik

Yes, anyone willing to help someone else not look so stupid, when that actually takes effort, deserves to be thanked.

@10grans tip 0.00001 to @freemo

@Coyote

Technically I said something you said was idiotic and made you look stupid.. never said you were an asshole, I mean you are an asshole, but I didnt say it :) lol

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@mystik

To be fair whether or not something is an asshole thing to say or not has very little to do with how true it is.

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@EmbraceTheGray@social.privacytools.io I have spent some time studying the formula for credit scores, so I have it down to a science. I am well aware of how each factor contributes to the score and to what degree. Which is also how I know certain aspects (like the one I mentioned doesnt make sense)..

With that said if you dont know the rules it can seem very much random and confusing and hard to grasp whats going on. I could of course take a glance at your credit report and probably know immediately what your doing wrong and how to maximize it, but unless you take the time to learn it you probably would never see the pattern.

@Coyote

I have very little time for video and voice medias just because they tend to be a low-bandwidth medium. I am a very fast reader so by sticking to written mediums I can fit in everything I want to fit in and still get work done.

That said I will check it out though I doubt id be able to get into it fully, I dont have 6 hours a week for taking shits let alone listening to a podcast, however good it may be.

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@mystik

Just did a little googling on him.. Turns out he has a HAM radio callsign. So he gets a pass from me :)

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@mystik

Neato! I'll have to check him out before I form an opinion.. MTV VJ bit was neat, I miss the 90s :)

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@r2qo As a general rule outside of the one case I mentioned the floating point error will never produce a nonsensical error as its effect on the output is as large as the error itself, which is miniscule. so it may effect your error by 0.000000001% or something silly.

Its best to think of gradient descent with many parameters as simply a multi-dimensional topography and it becomes clear that the error would have no appreciable effect on ascending towards a local maxima/minima

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