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Diablo-D3: but what stops me from doing that now?
assbot: Last trade for S.DICE on MPEX was at 0.00328066 BTC [-]
Diablo-D3: I like that idea
deadweasel: poke at the fish :D
deadweasel: when frying a skinny fish, do to poke at it too much, this spoils the fish.
Diablo-D3: well, Im assuming that bitcoin will eventually copy my ideas
thestringpuller: You won't know that until it's used.
Diablo-D3: the point Im trying to make here
Scrat: they did things right from the get go
Diablo-D3: Scrat: yes, and so is safari and firefox by that measuring stick
deadweasel: choromium is nice too
Scrat: chrome is the most advanced browser by far
Diablo-D3: Scrat: that could be interesting, but Im not entirely sure how colored coins work
thestringpuller: D00D threads suck, we get it.
thestringpuller: Dude don't engineers started on the "threads' debate
Diablo-D3: WHO THE FUCK THOUGHT THREADS WAS _EVER_ SUCH A GOOD IDEA
Scrat: but to be fair such a scheme will in no way be a USP for a new coin
Diablo-D3: otherwise WE WOULDNT HAVE FUCKING THREADS
kakobrekla: wait the topic of the convo is still diablocoin?
Diablo-D3: thestringpuller: actually its funny you mention that
thestringpuller: haven't we all fucking learned that Unix did everything right years ago?
Diablo-D3: thestringpuller: this is making the wheel better
thestringpuller: sort of, why do you people always want to reinvent the wheel rather than make the wheel better?
Diablo-D3: thestringpuller: are you trolling me?
thestringpuller: get the fuck out of here with that scamcoin shit
Scrat: BT is quite old btw and most innovations on it have to do with avoiding centralization
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Diablo-D3: the entire network could theoretically have chunk 1 by the time you finish chunk 130
Diablo-D3: connect to 130 peers, send each one chunk
Diablo-D3: I can do those techniques in C
Diablo-D3: I didnt like the direction it was going
Diablo-D3: 8 of 10 or 128 of 30 seem to be optimal route
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Scrat: ditch the OS/lang idea imo and make a new coin
Diablo-D3: btw, I probably wouldnt go the route of 3 out of 4
Diablo-D3: as in, Bitcoin Eye In the Sky
Scrat: bleh, like bit errors make it to the application level
Diablo-D3: people could send these over shitty wireless links
Diablo-D3: Scrat: btw, theres another thing
Scrat: and we shouldn't discuss this anymore :p
Diablo-D3: I send in total 256kb for a 192kb
Scrat: well at this point my brain capacity is reduced to watching kiefer sutherland on my 3rd monitor
Diablo-D3: Scrat: a properly done RS setup of n of m, the size of n chunks is going to be at least the size of the original
Diablo-D3: but it has a lot of shit on top to handle error correction
Scrat: well I need to think about it but it looks as if you're gonna need to have a lot of RS redundancy to make that usable
Diablo-D3: ie, it prioritizes chunks that have low visibility
Diablo-D3: it chunks torrents up and seeds sends blocks evenly to peers
Diablo-D3: Scrat: Im actually surprised bittorrent didnt go that route
Diablo-D3: Scrat: that IS the intelligence
Scrat: i still think that more intelligence in the download algorithms will trump whatever improvement you will get there
Diablo-D3: double or triple digits of MB
Diablo-D3: blocks may become double or triple digits in size
Diablo-D3: and then that finishes, and I send chunk C to peer 3, and while Im doing that, peer 1 sends A to another n (where n includes 2 and 3), peer 2 sends B to n (which includes 1 and 3)
Diablo-D3: I send chunk A to peer 1, that completes, then I send chunk B to peer 2 and while Im sending it to 2, peer 1 is sending A to peer n
Diablo-D3: it propagates the block faster
Diablo-D3: so I dont get compression out of those
Diablo-D3: the physical space taken up by 3 will be the size of the original
Diablo-D3: er, 3 reed solomon block chunks to reconstruct 4
Diablo-D3: infact, lets say I need 3 blocks to reconstruct 4
Diablo-D3: Scrat: reed solomon codes wont do that
Scrat: so you compress it and get to 60% of the size, then a healthy application of reed solomon codes will give you another 40%
Diablo-D3: but not only that, all nodes start repeating the block BEFORE Ive sent (y- x) chunks
Diablo-D3: so I can send it out in chunks, and getting x of y chunks you can reconstruct the missing (y - x) chunks
Diablo-D3: say, use compression to compress it as far as possible, then use some form of reed solomon error correction
Diablo-D3: I should be able to use network coding to basically torrent the new block to all my peers
Diablo-D3: mircea_popescu: so, blocks are going to keep getting bigger and bigger and bigger, right?
mod6: i wonder if these contracts will be PGP signed by both parties? i guess someone would have to inquire further...
thestringpuller: maybe someone should take those numbers and make bids
mod6: but yeah, they can't exercise on their own
mod6: ok so the buyer puts in the expiry time, depending if they want weekly or monthy or next forward month: "The expiration date is ________ (GMT) "
mircea_popescu: then maybe mpoe bot isn't even that overpriced atm
mod6: he's the owner of the domain: `whois porngo.at`
mircea_popescu: no idea who that is
Scrat: I don't think it's his
mod6: looks that way
mircea_popescu: haha jcpham went into the options biz ?
mod6: well, i guess they have up to the next forward month
mod6: yeah, weird. and these are weeklies?
mircea_popescu: why not trade them on mpex i wonder.
mod6: if its perfect, no need to change it! trololol
Scrat: is litecoin too cool for recent code or what
mircea_popescu: proof of work could be then accomplished by showing a path of solving the map in at most N steps, where n is the difficulty.
mircea_popescu: suppose we find a liniarisation of sokoban maps, such that any arbitrary number comes to a map
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform let me get this straight.
asciilifeform: thestringpuller: dealing in financial instruments is the most effective means of pwning people. far better than the sword.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: you made an exchange though that you now own
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: there are a great many interesting hard problems, and life is short.
mircea_popescu: i don't happen to believe in making things to own. i prefer owning things other ppl make
mircea_popescu: it's the internet, easy enough to do.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: you, on the other hand, have plenty of motivation to try, possibly.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: I might, if I lacked anything else to do. Personally I'm not sitting on a stable of slaves waiting to be Sokobanned.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform so are you working on this ?
asciilifeform: an "exercise for the alert reader," really.
Diablo-D3: mircea_popescu: but a lot of people have already built mining farms in their basements
asciilifeform: what remains is to work it into a workable scheme for a hash chain
Diablo-D3: the asics and cpus would use the same ram, and have boards just as complex
Diablo-D3: mircea_popescu: yes, and cpus are the highest economy of scale
Diablo-D3: its the ram thats going to be expensive, not the ASIC
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform however the problem of making an ai-ciomplete pow function is ALSO kinda difficult./
Diablo-D3: the cost of an ASIC with 1TB of ram is going to be the same as a cheap CPU with 1TB of ram