2 questions:
Is this a joke?
If not, why?
No joke. XAI is really a lot more than "just" an "AI coin". Sapience AIFX is intended to be a complete next-gen advanced blockchain platform, but deeply rooted in the Bitcoin protocol, building on top of and making full use of the capabilities that already exist in the Bitcoin protocol but that, to date, have been largely underutilized by alt-coins. Why reinvent the wheel to produce so-called "Bitcoin 2.0" platforms when there is so much yet to be realized within the existing well-defined protocol specification. So, to me, maybe this is "Bitcoin 3.0" concept, revisiting the roots...I dunno. Next up on the roadmap is completion of the AI Core. This leverages the Plume data store solution to provide a scriptable AI lib with an in-wallet script editor and interactive shell. Most likely this shell is going to be swapped from Python to Lua for a couple of reasons: 1. Easier cross-platform compilation and integration 2. Lua has already gained a lot of traction in the game world for scriptable game AI 3. Its a lot more lightweight and therefore more resource friendly for devices like Raspberry Pi and Android We have our own asset platform in the works, based on Counterparty but fully integrated in-wallet requiring no external daemon etc. Our intention is to deliver a high quality user experience and make this really accessible to pull in folks from the regular investing world, decentralized with no dependency on web wallets etc. Initially we will probably roll out an in-between solution. Once the asset platform is up we are planning to do an issue of "xainodes" tokens that will be something akin to Bitshares AGS and operate as a DAC/DAO on the XAI blockchain, and possibly a vehicle to provide dev funding through the rest of this year. XaiNet - We have already demo'd a PoC of IBTP in action. This is our cross-blockchain communication solution that is really out-of-the-box Bitcoin P2P. I simply dropped in the IBTP class and added an addnode in Litecoin and Shadow config files to connect them to my XAI node. This allows us to send cross-coin-network messages directly between peers using the existing messaging structure in the Bitcoin protocol, but is smart enough so that peers from "foreign" networks don't try to exchange block inventory with each other etc. This capability will allow us to hook both the scriptable AI engine and the asset platform in to every other coin network and allow us to then do interesting things with data from those networks and share services between them. Our NextGen wallet is a complete Qt front-end wallet rewrite to provide a user experience that is more "with the times" and consistent across devices and platforms with flickable touch interfaces, etc. This is really the key in our minds to gaining traction with a larger audience in the mass market. As part of the NextGen wallet rewrite we are going to enable an NFC payments experience for users, for a simpler alternative to QR codes. The #LunarNode project is a real endeavor on the long range roadmap. It's the stretch goal / dream big goal for our project overall. As a first step we would like to launch a XaiSat into low earth orbit. These micro satellites are now widely available although they tend to have a short lifespan in space, but the standardization of the form factor since the late 90's has brought the cost down considerably. There are a couple of engineering challenges we will need to solve around optimized synchronization/communication and equipment power, optimizing the code base for running on a low power device with lower power consumption. There are a couple of interesting inspiring projects like the LunarSail project that are looking at alternatives for transit to the lunar area, as well as a faster delivery vehicle in development. LunarSail is projecting something like a 3 year transit time to the moon, but there are a few other projects that we might be able to pull tech from and combine them to produce a faster transit time. There's a project right now looking at using pressurized water. So as a second step we would like to shoot for getting to lunar orbit, and then attempt de-orbit and a landing on the surface. Our idea is perhaps a bit less ambitious than the Doge lunar race in that we aren't looking to transport and produce a mobile rover. We simply want to deploy a functioning self-powered node on the surface, which we are thinking will entail something in the CubeSat form factor that can then "unfold" itself on the surface to provide more exposed solar panel surface area, etc. This is Teslaesque crazy/brilliant yep tesla  pretty impressed |
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2 questions:
Is this a joke?
If not, why?
No joke. XAI is really a lot more than "just" an "AI coin". Sapience AIFX is intended to be a complete next-gen advanced blockchain platform, but deeply rooted in the Bitcoin protocol, building on top of and making full use of the capabilities that already exist in the Bitcoin protocol but that, to date, have been largely underutilized by alt-coins. Why reinvent the wheel to produce so-called "Bitcoin 2.0" platforms when there is so much yet to be realized within the existing well-defined protocol specification. So, to me, maybe this is "Bitcoin 3.0" concept, revisiting the roots...I dunno. Next up on the roadmap is completion of the AI Core. This leverages the Plume data store solution to provide a scriptable AI lib with an in-wallet script editor and interactive shell. Most likely this shell is going to be swapped from Python to Lua for a couple of reasons: 1. Easier cross-platform compilation and integration 2. Lua has already gained a lot of traction in the game world for scriptable game AI 3. Its a lot more lightweight and therefore more resource friendly for devices like Raspberry Pi and Android We have our own asset platform in the works, based on Counterparty but fully integrated in-wallet requiring no external daemon etc. Our intention is to deliver a high quality user experience and make this really accessible to pull in folks from the regular investing world, decentralized with no dependency on web wallets etc. Initially we will probably roll out an in-between solution. Once the asset platform is up we are planning to do an issue of "xainodes" tokens that will be something akin to Bitshares AGS and operate as a DAC/DAO on the XAI blockchain, and possibly a vehicle to provide dev funding through the rest of this year. XaiNet - We have already demo'd a PoC of IBTP in action. This is our cross-blockchain communication solution that is really out-of-the-box Bitcoin P2P. I simply dropped in the IBTP class and added an addnode in Litecoin and Shadow config files to connect them to my XAI node. This allows us to send cross-coin-network messages directly between peers using the existing messaging structure in the Bitcoin protocol, but is smart enough so that peers from "foreign" networks don't try to exchange block inventory with each other etc. This capability will allow us to hook both the scriptable AI engine and the asset platform in to every other coin network and allow us to then do interesting things with data from those networks and share services between them. Our NextGen wallet is a complete Qt front-end wallet rewrite to provide a user experience that is more "with the times" and consistent across devices and platforms with flickable touch interfaces, etc. This is really the key in our minds to gaining traction with a larger audience in the mass market. As part of the NextGen wallet rewrite we are going to enable an NFC payments experience for users, for a simpler alternative to QR codes. The #LunarNode project is a real endeavor on the long range roadmap. It's the stretch goal / dream big goal for our project overall. As a first step we would like to launch a XaiSat into low earth orbit. These micro satellites are now widely available although they tend to have a short lifespan in space, but the standardization of the form factor since the late 90's has brought the cost down considerably. There are a couple of engineering challenges we will need to solve around optimized synchronization/communication and equipment power, optimizing the code base for running on a low power device with lower power consumption. There are a couple of interesting inspiring projects like the LunarSail project that are looking at alternatives for transit to the lunar area, as well as a faster delivery vehicle in development. LunarSail is projecting something like a 3 year transit time to the moon, but there are a few other projects that we might be able to pull tech from and combine them to produce a faster transit time. There's a project right now looking at using pressurized water. So as a second step we would like to shoot for getting to lunar orbit, and then attempt de-orbit and a landing on the surface. Our idea is perhaps a bit less ambitious than the Doge lunar race in that we aren't looking to transport and produce a mobile rover. We simply want to deploy a functioning self-powered node on the surface, which we are thinking will entail something in the CubeSat form factor that can then "unfold" itself on the surface to provide more exposed solar panel surface area, etc. thank you for this fabulous answer joe  "thumbs up" |
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2 questions:
Is this a joke?
If not, why?
hi, let me try and explain. the picture you see is roadmap! atm we are at first stage "AICore" that just got released in testnet, if you missed https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=864895.msg10529038#msg10529038 be free to test it if you doubt in joe's skillz so basically yes sapience is slowly but for sure going to the moon  step by step EDIT: here you go Public Testnet Wallet
sapience-qt-plm-windows64bit-19.zip 9.9 MBThis is a latest build from today that you can experiment with to see what it is we are building in action. It is a bleeding-edge TEST build and therefore it will have bugs, issues, etc. The Python shell is disabled in this Windows build while I sort through mingw issues and debate whether to swap to Lua. You should only run this on testnet and not on mainnet with your wallets you care about. You can either pass testnet from the command line: start sapience-qt.exe -testnet Or put an entry in your Sapience.conf file: Note that since it is on testnet, we may reset the blockchain from time to time etc. We'll try to give a heads up. Also you will need coins on testnet to pay for data reservations, please post on the dfx.io forum thread for that: http://forums.dfx.io/index.php?topic=82.0The core of PlumeDB is fully functional in this build and we already have someone who is building an interesting demo app on top of it that looks pretty awesome. Have fun! |
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Just a glimpse into the short and long term roadmap under the Sapience Space Program/XSA:  amaizing yay 😍 looking forward |
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Whoever bought a position up to 12k is now shorting to accumulate cheap as possible.
IMO I'd be holding strong after a whale bought in this week.
3k sat is nothing, we will have a breakout soon enough.
agree, after shakeout xqn will go places. Just look at xai release of plumeDB and u will get a pitcure of genius behind the xqn. |
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Public Testnet Wallet
sapience-qt-plm-windows64bit-19.zip 9.9 MBThis is a latest build from today that you can experiment with to see what it is we are building in action. It is a bleeding-edge TEST build and therefore it will have bugs, issues, etc. The Python shell is disabled in this Windows build while I sort through mingw issues and debate whether to swap to Lua. You should only run this on testnet and not on mainnet with your wallets you care about. You can either pass testnet from the command line: start sapience-qt.exe -testnet Or put an entry in your Sapience.conf file: Note that since it is on testnet, we may reset the blockchain from time to time etc. We'll try to give a heads up. Also you will need coins on testnet to pay for data reservations, please post on the dfx.io forum thread for that: http://forums.dfx.io/index.php?topic=82.0The core of PlumeDB is fully functional in this build and we already have someone who is building an interesting demo app on top of it that looks pretty awesome. Have fun! bump Any of you guys allready on testnet? Somebody tested plumeDB allready? I am on mac so not possible atm, this tech needs testing.. Can u please give us feedback? |
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Public Testnet Wallet
sapience-qt-plm-windows64bit-19.zip 9.9 MBThis is a latest build from today that you can experiment with to see what it is we are building in action. It is a bleeding-edge TEST build and therefore it will have bugs, issues, etc. The Python shell is disabled in this Windows build while I sort through mingw issues and debate whether to swap to Lua. You should only run this on testnet and not on mainnet with your wallets you care about. You can either pass testnet from the command line: start sapience-qt.exe -testnet Or put an entry in your Sapience.conf file: Note that since it is on testnet, we may reset the blockchain from time to time etc. We'll try to give a heads up. Also you will need coins on testnet to pay for data reservations, please post on the dfx.io forum thread for that: http://forums.dfx.io/index.php?topic=82.0The core of PlumeDB is fully functional in this build and we already have someone who is building an interesting demo app on top of it that looks pretty awesome. Have fun! interesting, thanks for this. |
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I think this will be the 3rd time I quote myself as people don't seem even care to read back or search the thread... Staking is working absolutely fine. The network is highly competitive, thus stake difficulty is high, and if you do not have any basic understanding of how input optimization is achieved, you will be losing out on a lot of potential rewards, and you have no one to blame but yourself.  I can help over a chat session at Freenode IRC #quotient. If you don't normally use IRC, here's a direct link...Here are instructions on how to split blocks for those unfamiliar with the process: To split coin blocks, you need to enable the coin control features ( wallet > settings >  options issueslay > display coin control features). Then select one block at a time, and send it to yourself, adding your (same) address as the ' custom change address'. Manual block selection is achieved by opening send > inputs, and picking the desired block from the expanded list. So say you start by selecting a 1000 XQN block. You then send yourself a transaction of 500 XQN, but specifying the change address as your own as well. Once you hit send, you will be splitting that 1000 XQN block into 2x 500, a primary transaction, plus change, back to your original address. Rinse and repeat as many times as necessary. I'm not blame anybody.Trying learn best way to invest in Quotient. However my other coins ( don't want to put name of coins at Quotient to avoid scam) staking very well.Only Quotient stake in my wallet got hickup. no issues here |
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It absolutely blows my mind to think people would panic sell for literally half the price of what it's worth... It's like you just handed over 100-200 bucks for nothing (on average based on the last sell volume) . If you were one of those people who sold that low, you are the prime definition of weak hands.
Anyways, Xqn isn't just like any other coin, this is revolutionary in the crypto world. Once people catch on to this, expect 2x, 4x, or even 10x of the current price.
-Kyle
I understand, however you must remember people will take profits along the way - especially the people who were lucky enough to catch the panic sellers down at the 600-900 sat price around than a month ago. I don't think the recent sellers liked the 10btc sell wall that popped up earlier either  Yes you have a point, it just blows my mind still. I'm thinking of this as BTC... imagine having lets say... 5 Bitcoins and they were worth 400 Bucks... then 5 minutes later you panic sell @ 250... It just tells me that the people who dumped aren't smart traders and actually hurt themselves. It will be one of those situations where they will wake up a couple mornings from now and think SHIT... WHY WHY WHY did I sell?! I totally understand! maybe they cut losses? anyway it was a fairly small dump, considering we have a 200k sell wall lurking in the 4000s (hopefully it is dumped so we can catch it) LOL, I'd rather not have a 200k dump after-all that would destroy the market. I don't believe the person holding that many coins is dumb enough to let it all go when this market is heading up. Someone who has that many coins wouldn't dump anyways unless there was some HUGE announcement that the developers were leaving or some bull shit like that... who knows who that guy could be  well when i look at the charts i would say he already exited  at least partly. so don't vory about destroying the market. |
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dev, i didn't find link to mac wallet? u have |
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Inside the wallet under the tab aggregated real time xqn market data do you guys see anything?
Because i get a msg bitrex:unable to initiate SSL context.
yea it's a known issue, it will be fixed on the next release. |
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Another example with Shadow (SDC) directly peering with Sapience using IBTP/xainet:  What does peering do other than look cool? simple said: joe developed something that alot of devs are trying and fail to do so. Only one example from alot, does decentralized exchange rings a bell? |
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Added some more services flags, and .conf options to turn off/on different features. Got some conf options so if you disable AI or PLUME for instance it will hide the icon in the GUI and won't instantiate the page (if you know how the QT wallets work, they instantiate all of the pages in the wallet when it first starts, which is a lot of resource use if you aren't interested in a particular feature). It is also setup to be smart enough not to send feature-specific P2P messages to nodes that don't support the feature, so we're not flooding exchanges etc. with AI or data messages that they don't care about and wasting bandwidth. {
"version" : "v1.6.2.18-g",
"protocolversion" : 60013,
"walletversion" : 60000,
"balance" : 0.00000000,
"newmint" : 0.00000000,
"stake" : 100127.79870814,
"blocks" : 359,
"timeoffset" : 0,
"moneysupply" : 1124657.18221174,
"connections" : 3,
"proxy" : "",
"difficulty" : {
"proof-of-work" : 0.00006435,
"proof-of-stake" : 0.00004491
},
"testnet" : true,
"keypoololdest" : 1423393288,
"keypoolsize" : 101,
"paytxfee" : 0.00000000,
"mininput" : 0.00000000,
"errors" : "",
"services" : "0000003f",
"servicesdesc" : "NETWORK AI ASSETS BURST IBTP PLUME"
} thx for update joe, looking forward yey |
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i really liked this coin until it got fake pumped...3x
i only see what they call "bullish catapult breakout" with huge spread  and yes up we go |
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Here is a something to check out some of the features of Sapience PlumeDB with until the new Sapience public wallet build is released. http://www.sapienceexplorer.com/It's not a complete set of functions yet, but will be updated shortly with further functionality. looks Great, are you gonna do some help page like how to use? For noobs like me 😎 |
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Does python use C++ interpreter or system python? Can we import modules? What's the advantage of traditional shells (surprise me) Did you just do a shell and that's why you're asking? Honestly not sure why you're being so defensive when i'm genuinely interested... I'm a developer, i'm interested in what people develop. we respect that, very soon after some testing wallet will be released than u can play with this technology. I for example can't answer your question but i am sure after release joe will be happy to do so. Cheers and welcome. |
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Dev can you clarify thing please?
relax, trex is rebooting 2 of their wallet servers, hence the temporaray disable.. this |
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thank you joe for video update, i really enjoyed it. can't wait to see plume in action and looking forward to all cool stuff that will be build on top of xai "thumbs up" video update from least week, so it doesn't get lost in the noise |
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