How do you know 2 isn't a string and two isn't an integer representing, well 0 of course :-)

That made me belly laugh

No https allowed in search?

Depends on your level of paranoia. I use an encrypted file on disk to store a client and keys. I back this up offsite incase I get ransomwared. That's good enough for me.

The super paranoid roll dice to generate the private key, use a totally offline computer to convert those dice rolls into an address.

Hodl

Thanks for the heads up. This is something that I've wondered about with working from home. I think I'd like 1 or 2 days per week at home and rest in the office for ideal ratio.

I've been working at home on Monday and Friday, with the other days in an open-plan office, for the last twelve years. Its a good ratio that works well for me.

In Haskell everything is public by default unless you specify exports for the module.

But it also has a statically checked type system.

I think if done in Haskell how good or bad it is depends on the chosen abstraction for effects not Haskell itself.

Haskell is a good basis but the developers need to make the API fool proof. E.g. expose limited effects rather than a big fat "IO" type.

Not just the code but hopefully the compiler and processors (at large i.e. Intel) have no bugs that causes unintuitive behaviour.

Good thing that isn't the case! WHOOPS that already happened in Solidity didn't it https://medium.com/@muneeb/solar-storm-a-serious-security-ex...

Can opt out of being murdered on the street by staying in your house 24/7

"Forced death upon exiting your house is not even an issue, you can avoid it so easily!" - gonvaled, probably

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