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mdev: thanks, i'm a freelance dev, plan on working on my own company stuff eventually, I do mostly web projects
these days
mdev: you guys have
this channel pretty locked down
though
kakobrekla: yeah well
this chan is prolly
the last one
that would need a warning :)
mdev: that wants you
to send his site coins or something
to
try and get over on exchanges
mdev: he links
to some article "Making money by bitcoin arbitrage"
mdev: he may
try and make nice nice
to get voice
then drop his link
mdev: doubt he'd be able
to do much in here, but he's been quite active in other cryptocoin chans i'm in
mdev: be on
the lookout for
that promo site scammer
kakobrekla: did you register for
the world of
tanks mdev'
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TheNewDeal: the network would have
to pump out blocks like 15% faster over
the next 10,000 for
that block 315k
to be yes
assbot: BitBet - Block 315k mined on or before July 28th :: 0.44 B (5%) on Yes, 8.39 B (95%) on No | closing in 1 month 1 week| weight: 25`709 (100`000
to 5`000)
TheNewDeal: but
the last difficulty change was going
to be questionable
TheNewDeal: when I was betting, it was about a 12% (constant) difficulty increase
that would make it happen
TheNewDeal: I'm
trying
to figure out what
type of growth rates are required for 12 and 13 day difficulty changes. I can't do it
TheNewDeal: I'm wondering what made
them conclude "I should bet on No", other
than
the fact
that
the payout was 2:1
TheNewDeal: i'm wondering why someone laid down 6 on No, betting about a day apart.
They lost 13% of
the
timeweight
they would have had if
they would have wagered it all at once
BingoBoingo: Well,
the bastile day bet is looking increasingly like diff will make it, but I bet no a while a go
TheNewDeal: I would like
to have an educated bet, backed with some numbers, instead of going with a gut feeling
Vexual: i
told u wait and see cock knocker
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TheNewDeal: if
the hashrate over
the last 512 blocks averages 87,961,249 GH/s, what will be
the hashrate
tomorrow, assuming
the growth rate was equal
to
that of
the last 14-day period
TheNewDeal: if
the network growth rate is 1.1%, how long will it
take
to find 2016 blocks?
TheNewDeal: if
the network hovers at let's say, 1.1 %/day growth, what will be
the hash rate on October 1st
TheNewDeal: let's pick
the closest
to resolution,
the last one
assbot: BitBet - Bitcoin network difficulty > 14Bn on Bastille day :: 112.59 B (85%) on Yes, 19.55 B (15%) on No | closing in 1 week 19 hours | weight: 4`539 (100`000
to 1)
assbot: BitBet - BTC network hashrate will exceed 1 Exahash/s before 2015 :: 2.28 B (35%) on Yes, 4.29 B (65%) on No | closing in 5 months 4 weeks | weight: 57`534 (100`000
to 5`000)
assbot: BitBet - Bitcoin incremental difficulty
to increase by 3B or more :: 0.49 B (39%) on Yes, 0.77 B (61%) on No | closing in 3 months 6 days | weight: 56`015 (100`000
to 6`000)
TheNewDeal: I'm looking at difficulty predictions and want
to know what
this graph can
tell me
TheNewDeal: how does one calculate a %/day of
the network
TheNewDeal: I'm kind of angry
that
the block reward halving doesn't occur on a multiple of 2016
mircea_popescu: mdev: makes it hard
to sell
them, considering
their increased value over
time <<
this is
the point where it stfus and goes read
the log for
the rest of 2014.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla: no wait,
tanks. it was
tanks. << wanks of
tanks ?
mircea_popescu: benkay: petty. << i
think it makes it quite clear who works for whom.
TheNewDeal: regardless, why isn't
the next difficulty change a product of 2016
TheNewDeal: doesn't
the difficulty change every 2016 blocks?
TheNewDeal: errr I guess it was
technically 1 for a while
TheNewDeal: when did
the first difficult change occur? block 2017?
TheNewDeal: anyone had
troubles with bitcoinwisdom's graphs displaying in chrome? I
tried going
to chrome://conflicts but nothing was listed
TheNewDeal: speaking of loud
transformers, I was sitting at a stoplight
the other day under a bunch of high voltage lines, enjoying
the buzz
that filled
the air around me
TheNewDeal: I
thought
the whole point of a
transformer was
to change voltage?
TheNewDeal: Disappointing sentences of Wikipedia:
the entirety
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BingoBoingo: That is some useful math.
The lithium coin cells, can also generally survive 10+ years in a constant low drain environment...
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BingoBoingo: This particular battery went from 5 hours charge
to 5 minutes charge over
three years. Breaking point on replacing it was it could no longer sustain a whole cigarette's worth of
time away from
the cord.
BingoBoingo: Recently replaced
the laptop battery after 3 years. Lithium ion seems more influenced by
time decay
that cycles,
to
the extent I have noticed so far
BingoBoingo wonders in how many years
Tesla vehicles will be routinely relieved of
their batteries.
BingoBoingo: There's more equiptment
tuned for
these applications when using solar
than mains, at least in
the consumer/prosumer market
mircea_popescu: actually : is solar power a loit better
than mains for
this ?
BingoBoingo: Are
they actually neighbors, or potekemin neighbors who professionally reside in
that house?
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