After a recent fiasco trying to cancel and change camping reservations I had an idea for another application of the AI system. Is it possible to have a PlumbDB for campsite reservations and qualities? It would be fun to get to the point where you could talk to Sapience on your phone, “Hey Sapience, I'm cruising with my 20 foot trailer and like fine wine any suggestions on campsites?” Sapience: “Dude, your out of luck on this fine July 4 weekend with no reservations; I'd boondock on the BLM land - maybe you can make wine out of the yucca plant flowers and sage.” lol.  PlumeDB is essentially just a nosql database. It is the storage mechanism for the Sapience Engine. As such PlumeDB by itself is not really the tool to use to do what you have enquired about. A booking engine with a voice controlled interface is essentially just a voice recognition system on top of a database at the most basic level. On a more complex level Sapience may be able to eventually offer developers functionality that could, for example, learn without manual input which campsites also offer the best wines, maybe by analysing user reviews. This functionality combined with traditional data methods could eventually lead to apps or software / websites that make what you are talking about possible. So the short answer is yes, Sapience may enable developers to make an intelligent voice controlled booking system in the future, but we are a few steps away from that yet. One step at a time  |
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Problem here is community growth is stunted by ICO mentality. It's a two tiered system: private slack group and then everyone else.
Let's change that. Let's open the slack group up. Anyone who wants, just open a ticket on support.dfx.io with your email address and I will get you an invite. Good move I reckon. |
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can you add "send raw txn" feature per coin, like blockchain.info and bitcoins?
Funny you should say that as I am working on that and several other features currently. |
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price is good will you provide source code? or it is closed?
Right now the the actual block chain 'parsing' code is written in Perl. When I get some time I will convert to Python and open source it. |
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Where i can read about PlumeDB?
There is some early documentation here: http://wiki.dfx.io/display/XAI/PlumeDBTo test out PlumeDB go to http://www.sapienceexplorer.comAll the current PlumeDB RPC calls are listed on the left hand side. This is the general flow for creating a plume and then adding and retrieving a data record using sapienceexplorer.com: - 1 - plmcreateplume. This will create a new Plume DB (currently you can only create private plumes). Once you have created the new plume note the plumeid.
- 2 - plmlistproposals. Enter the plumeid from the plume you just created and you will see a list of proposals. Click 'Accept Proposal' to accept. Proposals if I understand correctly proposals from others to host your data for a fee.
- 3 - plmaddrecord. Now you can add records to your plume. To add a record just fill in the record form including the plumeid from the newly created plume.
- 4 - plmgetlasthashes. Enter the plumeid of the plume you created above. This will list the hashes for the last records you added in order of the most recent to oldest. Note the hash.
- 5 - plmgetrecord. Enter the hash that you noted above from the hash list. This will retrieve the data that you entered in the 'plmaddrecord' step
At this point there is not yet any official documentation of PlumeDB functions. |
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Thought I would post a few more screenshots while I'm working on packaging this up:   Can't wait to check it out!!  |
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The website and forum will be back soon.
One of the community members took responsibility for the domain and changed registrar.
DNS was changed in the move, will be changed back shortly.
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What we need is a comunity sponsored bot which buys every minute or every two minutes 0.1 coins ... you'd see it have big impact on the market.
Just an idea. Would also neutralize that other bot which keeps dumping dust.
Maybe Quatloo Trader could be used for $UNO market making and support operations? I was thinking about a community experiment along these lines, but haven't had time to try Quatloo yet. I'd like to see a review or some video/screenshots from someone who takes it for a test drive.  That would probably be helpful in understanding how to set up an UNO community sponsored trader. Personally I found Quatloo trader terrible!! |
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well. This is terrible. I used alot of my funds to buy BTM. but it seems that it's going down the drain for now. Dump is imminent. When other people's wallet coins are fully confirmed in polo's wallet, then we will see blood
Got to agree, this is the last thing BTM needed right now. I hope it is not the final nail in the coffin. |
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10x sounds better to me...  |
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I like it. Would it be possible to turn guide into a pdf file?
Yeah sure, I will do that after dinner And if there is a linux wallet available, I will complete the other guide. Can't you just build a linux wallet from source? |
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But now we have a situation where funds are missing
Just want to add that all Bitmark foundation funds are accounted for and now under medic's control in case someone misinterprets this. Exactly...the foundation funds are secure, they were sent to me by Mark. I need to set up a multi-signature wallet to ensure this does not happen again. Does the BTM wallet have this capability or is there a better 3rd party app? If anyone has information on setting one up, I will gladly consider the source. Thanks At a glance it appears Bitmark has multisig support: addmultisigaddress nrequired ["key",...] ( "account" ) How to guide by Gavin Andresen here: https://gist.github.com/gavinandresen/3966071 |
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Thanks for the update Joe!
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Happy birthday! Hope to see UNO grow even stronger over the next year! |
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Anyone here? Or is this the wrong forum?
So I sent a transaction of 15,000 FST - and it never showed up or confirmed. I even included a very good transaction fee of .1 FST.
Any idea to salvage this? I would hope this isn't lost forever? It was sent about 4 days ago.
I've restarted my wallet many times. Nothing. I am successful at sending 5,000 FST at a time, however, and it is super fast.
The transaction is not lost. Your wallet thinks it was sent when it may not have been transmitted properly. You can recover the transaction by dumping private keys and moving them to a new wallet. I wrote a tiny script to do that here: https://github.com/ethought/PrivateKeyMover |
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Surely Coinsolidation will be back...
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I have been thinking of sorting this out once GLC has been updated and having another crack at the whip now things have calmed down.
Do it! |
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