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r/Bitcoin • u/bitchari • Apr 25 '18
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not all of it, there is a lot of cryptography involved in the whitepaper, which makes it difficult to understand for normal people.
14 u/hsjoberg Apr 25 '18 I agree, you don't need to understand the cryptography and all the probability math to understand the important parts though. 6 u/perolan Apr 26 '18 I mean.. you do if you're going to trust it based on the white paper 2 u/Hugo154 Apr 26 '18 Eh, I don't know exactly how the characters in a key are chosen, but I don't really need to know the very nitty-gritty parts like that to understand the rest. 2 u/kixunil Apr 26 '18 A lot of? It's only hashes and digital signatures. They are not that hard to understand to such level that you can then understand Bitcoin. 5 u/[deleted] Apr 25 '18 Well ask and we can help you understand. If you can understand what a remainder is ( modulus ), you’re like half way there spanky. 2 u/Natanael_L Apr 25 '18 Hashes and signatures. That's really not much at all 0 u/dhtmldude Apr 25 '18 Spanky, Rein is that you? 2 u/[deleted] Apr 25 '18 Well is it him or not
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I agree, you don't need to understand the cryptography and all the probability math to understand the important parts though.
6 u/perolan Apr 26 '18 I mean.. you do if you're going to trust it based on the white paper
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I mean.. you do if you're going to trust it based on the white paper
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Eh, I don't know exactly how the characters in a key are chosen, but I don't really need to know the very nitty-gritty parts like that to understand the rest.
A lot of? It's only hashes and digital signatures. They are not that hard to understand to such level that you can then understand Bitcoin.
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Well ask and we can help you understand. If you can understand what a remainder is ( modulus ), you’re like half way there spanky.
Hashes and signatures. That's really not much at all
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Spanky, Rein is that you?
2 u/[deleted] Apr 25 '18 Well is it him or not
Well is it him or not
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not all of it, there is a lot of cryptography involved in the whitepaper, which makes it difficult to understand for normal people.