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evoorhees: we're trying
JohnSmith777: evoorhees: You guys at BitInstant need to get your site at the top of Google's "Bitcoin" search results.
evoorhees: but let's count what I've given them as well, shall we ;)
rg: you just like them cause they gave you $40k
evoorhees: going out right now though
Luke-Jr: evoorhees: I don't really like the forums. Perhaps ask in #bitcoin-dev ?
mircea_popescu: eee look at all the pretty highlights
evoorhees: can you PM me on the forum and we can discuss?
Luke-Jr: JohnSmith777: no, because any miner who accepts the transactions loses all fees plus subsidy
evoorhees: Luke-Jr - if you have a recommendation, I'd like to hear it
Luke-Jr: well, that's why it'd make sense to hire someone who already develops for Bitcoin
Obsi: I'm in for a few BTC donation to make the network more robust.
evoorhees: honestly I don't know enough about coding, or the problems involved, to even know where to start
Luke-Jr: evoorhees: Satoshi's p2p code is all synchronous, so it will mostly need to be significantly refactored to do it..
Luke-Jr: evoorhees: if you're really NOT trying to kill Bitcoin, how about hiring a developer to fix this problem?
JohnSmith777: We might as well throw in the towel if we can't survive without becoming somebody's pet project
JohnSmith777: they deserve to be extinct
JohnSmith777: If humans are that retarded
JohnSmith777: now I am not here to advocate FREE MARKETS!!!111 and Murray Rothbard
JohnSmith777: that private companies have reduced their emissions
rg: the more bad blocks hat are gouing to be found
Obsi: save the glaciers
rg: but fuck them anyway
Luke-Jr: rg: it's killing pools that accept their transactions
rg: if it continued to run witout intervention, it would cause an issue
Luke-Jr: but when you find a bug accidentally, you don't CONTINUE TO EXPLOIT IT
Azelphur: and the blockchain is only gonna get bigger
Luke-Jr: rg: great, I agree that bug needs to be fixed
rg: i dont want to hear any of that free market shit in here.
JohnSmith777: The free market will solve all the problems.
rg: we should fix the problems now
rg: bitcoin is supposed to get huge and run on an ancient platform?
rg: luke-jr: but dont you see the problem with that
Luke-Jr: rg: no, Bitcoin is not meant to scale before it's adopted.
Luke-Jr: SatoshiDice is nothing but a DDoS attack on Bitcoin abusing gamblers to finance its attack
rg: hes the satoshidice guy
evoorhees: that's almost like printing money to help the economy ;)
rg: for the good of bitcoin
rg: we're going to assasinate evoorhes
rg: luke-jr : rally the bitcoin militia
rg: im sorry you had to find out this way
rg: evoorhees: we're gonna have to take you out
Luke-Jr: since every node must download the whole block, then verify every signature in it, before they will even START uploading it to the next node
Luke-Jr: big blocks = minutes to propagate the p2p network
Luke-Jr: rg: because Satoshi's code is buggy and not simple to fix for 0.7
rg: whys that
Luke-Jr: rg: no, because including SD comes with a huge risk of orphaned blocks, losing both the fees AND the 50 BTC
usagi: Do they really need to have games with maximum bets of 0.05
BTCHero: if you mean having accounts and not so many txns
BTCHero: usagi: but that is what it has going for it
usagi: the issue imo is that satoshidice should offer a less direct service
BTCHero: coffee filters wouldn't filter out the good shit, but i imagine running butter through a coffee filter was insanely slow/didn't work
rg: otherwise the coffee filters are gonna filter out the other shit
rg: but i told him
rg: we made a ton fo butter too
jcpham: i make the best brownies
rg: i havent tried one cause itll make me fall aseep
rg: we made herbal brownies today!
rg: that's why i always connect to the bitvps node
rg: when you connect to a bunch of DSLs
BTC-Mining: Most modern games take more than that on a computer to run
rg: even though pools break the idea of btc
rg: so its better to keep em running
kakobrekla: i dont think that many pools pay out fees but yeah
evoorhees: the players have paid roughly that amount also
rg: its kind of a lot to ask..
rg: asking someone whos new to bitcoin to download a program plus a 2GB block of data
BTC-Mining: Not that big...
BTC-Mining: I don't see any issues with the blockchain size either
BTCHero: Luke-Jr: won't process SD transactions
rg: since fees will be incl in the block
rg: isnt SD technically better for miners
evoorhees: and also, people should expect that everyone using BTC will use the desktop client
rg: since most people pay a lot of tx fee for satoshidice
evoorhees: because that's what keeps stacking up
evoorhees: the blockchain size doesn't need to change - it's the block size that does
rg: and load time
rg: im curious what they've got in store to fix the blockchain size
evoorhees: SD just makes the devs fix it sooner instead of a year or two later
evoorhees: in any case, these problems are all fixable
rg: evoorhees: i think that in another 6-12 months
evoorhees: SD isn't really an issue now, but it exposes how close we are to running into some issuues
rg: and the amount of transactions we have were the normal number
rg: but its better this shit gets worked out now
rg: the load time is pretty ridic
BTC-Mining: I thought the main issue people had was that the whole blockchain took too large and long to download...
rg: it'll get fixed, bitcoin-dev need to get off their asses and work with evoorhees
JohnSmith777: People need to get ready
JohnSmith777: evoorhees: If the Bitcoin network can't handle Satoshi Dice, it wasn't fit for the future.
evoorhees: but lots of people are upset about the traffic from SD
BTC-Mining: I doubt the extra block sizes would ever matter... but yeah I wouldn't mind trimming of data
BTC-Mining: If data storage and transfer capabilities keep increasing at this rate...
evoorhees: that the block sizes are too big, and the data needs trimming
evoorhees: kill the ratio, yes, but not kill the profitability
evoorhees: if bitcoin can't adapt to handle 100 satoshidice's, it will fail
BTC-Mining: It's just that bitcoins going mainstream would probably kill your ratio
evoorhees: Well SD is currently over 1/2 of all transactions... just sayin
BTC-Mining: Which is also over 1/30th of the current bitcoins in existence
BTC-Mining: You value yourself as over 1/70th of all bitcoins that will ever be created... ~340000 - 350000 BTC
evoorhees: FYI - to address the comment from before, the number of shares is totally irrelevant, it's just a matter of notation. 1m, 10m, or 100m shares... doesn't matter. All that matters is price per share X total shares. 100m is a nice round number so I chose it.