9101
Higher. I guess 9102 Guess #11 (of 12 for 1.000 BTC): 9103 to 9123 inclusive |
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9096
Higher. I guess 9097 Guess #10 (of 12): 9098 to 9123 inclusiveNew rule: Can go past 12 guesses, but reward halves for each guess if correct. |
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Between 0 and 12284 inclusive. If you guess it, you get 1.000 BTC
Rules:
* Users have 12 guesses total.
* I get to guess after each user guess. My guess will be one higher or one lower than the prior guess.
* Entry for next guess is open after I answer "Higher" or "Lower"
* You must be the first to post after my guess for it to count.
SHA of my guess: 80e4062a61884c517282dca48e8b71e9317b4cc9126ecc54d6068bbf6345c792
Status:
Guess #1: 0 to 12284
is the guess SHA1? sha256_hex("my super secret number is 12345! qwuwfyupwf") But the stuff before and after isn't exactly that, apparently. I guess 9064 yes, it isn't exactly that. Everyone will be satisfied no shenanigans. Higher. I guess 9065 Guess #9 (of 12): 9066 to 9123 inclusive |
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9125
Lower. I guess 9124 Guess #8 (of 12): 9003 to 9123 |
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Between 0 and 12284 inclusive. If you guess it, you get 1.000 BTC
Rules:
* Users have 12 guesses total.
* I get to guess after each user guess. My guess will be one higher or one lower than the prior guess.
* Entry for next guess is open after I answer "Higher" or "Lower"
* You must be the first to post after my guess for it to count.
SHA of my guess: 80e4062a61884c517282dca48e8b71e9317b4cc9126ecc54d6068bbf6345c792
Status:
Guess #1: 0 to 12284
is the guess SHA1? sha256_hex("my super secret number is 12345! qwuwfyupwf") |
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9242
Lower. I guess 9241 Guess #7 (of 12): 9003 to 9240 inclusive(sorry tehace, 9250 guess not accepted. must be first) |
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9001 edit-- 9500
BTW, i've run the sha-256 for all numbers from 0 to 10500 and your hash is not in them.
I have some junk before and after the number. It is an integer, nothing crazy. Please quote my hash: 80e4062a61884c517282dca48e8b71e9317b4cc9126ecc54d6068bbf6345c792 Lower. I guess 9499 Guess #5 (of 12): 8557 to 9498Higher. I guess 9002 Guess #6 (of 12): 9003 to 9498 |
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9500
BTW, i've run the sha-256 for all numbers from 0 to 10500 and your hash is not in them.
I have some junk before and after the number. It is an integer, nothing crazy. Please quote my hash: 80e4062a61884c517282dca48e8b71e9317b4cc9126ecc54d6068bbf6345c792 Lower. I guess 9499 Guess #5 (of 12): 8557 to 9498 |
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8555
Higher. I guess 8556 Guess #4 (of 12): 8557 to 10440 |
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10442
Lower. I guess 10441. Guess #3: 6668 to 10440 |
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6666
I guess 6667. Higher than 6667 Guess #2: 6668 to 12284 |
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Between 0 and 12284 inclusive. If you guess it, you get 1.000 BTC
Rules:
* Users have 12 guesses total.
* I get to guess after each user guess. My guess will be one higher or one lower than the prior guess.
* Entry for next guess is open after I answer "Higher" or "Lower"
* You must be the first to post after my guess for it to count.
SHA of my guess: 80e4062a61884c517282dca48e8b71e9317b4cc9126ecc54d6068bbf6345c792
Status:
Guess #1: 0 to 12284
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I can't get something to work correctly using EC Multiplication. Might be a bug, or I am doing something wrong.
Key A:
Private: B1202A137E917536B3B4C5010C3FF5DDD4784917B3EEF21D3A3BF21B2E03310C
Public: 0429BF26C0AF7D31D608474CEBD49DA6E7C541B8FAD95404B897643476CE621CFD05E24F7AE8DE8 033AADE5857DB837E0B704A31FDDFE574F6ECA879643A0D3709
Key B:
Private: 7DE52819F1553C2BFEDE6A2628B6FDDF03C2A07EB21CF77ACA6C2C3D252E1FD9
Public: 04F04BF260DCCC46061B5868F60FE962C77B5379698658C98A93C3129F5F98938020F36EBBDE6F1 BEAF98E5BD0E425747E68B0F2FB7A2A59EDE93F43C0D78156FF
Multiply Public A * Private B
Address: 1HK25YbSJnfgBWGwA4uSZMnkpu6AXY17UB
Multiply Private A * Public B
Address: 1GvHY3ttLBc4yS9gNy8tJKxKQ5vBvBJ9Xa **Incorrect**
Multiply Private A * Private B
Address: 1HK25YbSJnfgBWGwA4uSZMnkpu6AXY17UB
Great utility, thank you PointBiz for the application!
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At least I know in Ripple everyone can issue IOU without any limit, as long as someone else accept. It could be a perfect system for Pirate scheme scam.
It could prevent scams & schemes. Who would loan BTC to someone who only has outstanding debt? Who would loan money to someone who's only credit is that from Pirate? Such a system could prevent a pyramid foundation. |
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So it's a credit system. How will it manage interest rates? Or are you just assumed to lend money without compensation?
Whatever lender and borrower agree to I guess. |
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I can only imagine how I would implement a ripple system myself, and am very excited at the possibilities. I plan on using the system from day 1 of launch. Waiting for the initial discussion thread.
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The hot wallet on TAABL / DoC / is in need of a kick. This being a holiday, it probably won't be fixed for the next 8-12 hours. Bets can still be placed in queue. We are looking into redundancy. Thanks for your patience and happiest of holidays!
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Nice catch! I can confirm we own the private keys to those addresses. I believe they were our testing address when setting it up. Might not have transferred to the new server correctly. |
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043AAA252230B609A68F35E2ECE44D6CAB9C123B208D2066A5B1BAC48D165238533C45AEE5B0033 1824A47EA3BB4FDA5E6491C9D0A962D9DBA532E2A528128DBA0
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Sent a few cents to your public key timepoint:December 28 2012 12:00 UTC |
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I can see this working in a B2B context, as an alternate way of resolving the trade credit they are already extending each other.
If all the businesses in a town use each other's services on net 30 terms with each other they could use Ripple to exchange the credit directly and save the step of actually transferring dollars unnecessarily.
I just wonder what happens when Acme owes Bobtech, but Bobtech sells that debt to Corpco, and then Corpco can't collect on it because Acme can't afford to pay. What's Corpco's recourse? If Acme is a defunct company, then there is no recourse. Acme is punished by not being able to deal in ripple. Bobtech is punished by being a bad lender. But how did it get to that point? If Acme sells pizzas for $10, you can buy a pizza by paying Corpco, but at what price would Corpco charge for a $10 Acme Pizza? |
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