This is by far the most dumb and idiot start off every.
If you guys were serious developers you guys would have already a website finished.
There is nothing but a bullshit forked [Suspicious link removed]d luck.
developers my ass.
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WOOT I am so pumped about this coin! Finally someone with a real vision.
Staring at sh*tcoins all day makes me sick. Lets help turn crypto into something big.
Thanks Tobler for the new BE! I agree with KC, I'm also willing to provide some of my GIS expertise to promote this coin moving forward. |
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 haha nice!
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Of course there's no buy support, look at the puny exchange it's on.
lol top coin on cryptopia already that was quick, hopefully some more exchanges will add GEO soon |
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I currently see 128 miners in the Suprnova pool with a hashrate of 3,193.64 MH/s and a total network hashrate of 4,026.49 MH/s, no chance that this is all from 4 ip's I do like the idea of making a heat map if you could get the data. |
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So you guys are in the GIS sector. So I understand "geominer" will take connection location data and create a shapefile with hash information so we can determine where the most hash/mining is coming from? You Could also include payout etc. within that dataset. With that data you could create a heat map, which would look pretty cool.
There should be no issue with creating any of this (without a "geominer") and would actually be quite easy. You might aswell do something GIS related to further incorporate the name and features of the coin right now.
All this could be potentially python scripted to run in Arc automatically and then pushed to a geodatabase that can be pulled via kml for those who have no access to applications like Arcmap etc.
Hi, and thank you for your comment. The geominer is conceptual at this point so nothing is set in stone. Geominer will process raster data, for example a miner may process 1 pixel or tile at a time (depending on the GIS analysis). The more hashing power, the more pixels you compute, the more coins you get. The output would most likely be a heat map of sorts. Users will be able to see the output of the geominer as geotechnical models of the earth, which will most likely be viewed with online mapping technology such as OpenStreetMap, Google Earth/Maps, etc. We are bringing a new concept to the GIS industry. I call it "Enormous Geographic Data Analysis (EGDA)". The idea is to use a huge amount of computing power to do detailed GIS analysis all over the world. The implications of this could be world changing. Using python and ArcGIS is a good solution but we plan to use OpenSource GIS which in many ways is more development friendly. Are you a GIS professional? We are building a community of open source GIS developers  I focus more in the remote sensing/satellite imagery area, but utilize ArcGIS on a daily basis and sometimes Falconview when its necessary. Something to look into, and I dont know much about bitcoin tech as a whole, but in console you can do "getpeerinfo" and with this can get data IP data and hash rates. You can us the IP info and get Lat/Long which can be plotted. Some sites show this info as just numbers but since this is GIS backed it would be nice to have this feature on a page. This can then be turned into Density/Heat Map to give a visual representation of Miner Count, Location and also Country Hashrate. Since location will be primarily focused on just a city, other miners or peers can see how many people in their city actually use/mine the coin. I feel this can be achieved right now with data available from the QT. Once again, I dont know much about the tech behind bitcoin, wallets, etc. so If anyone who knows more can chime in that would be great. Just ran getpeerinfo and only 4 ip's were listed. I think it provides the peers your wallet is connected to, not the mining effort. |
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Sometimes anti-virus programs think there is a virus when there isn't. There is no virus in the wallet. A quick google search reveals that other coins have been flagged with this variant for solo mining wallets, could be a false positive. |
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Contributor Hashrates
User KH/s GEO/Day
anonymous 499,220 1,653.666
suprnova
those numbers are more likely a GPU farm then a rental rig |
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There is no algorithm that is flawless. Qubit seems rare enough that it is safe for now and highly recommended by this community. It will be less likely to be exploited at the beginning. Looking forward to the launch!
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It's nice to see a dev that is open to the communities suggestions!! Good choice on switching algos to Qubit, look forward to the upcoming launch.  |
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I'm personally interested to see if GIS and crypto can be integrated together that is why I will be supporting it by mining it at the beginning. Good luck with the development |
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I'm also very interested in the geominer as all the crypto I have mined to date seems like a ton of pointless calculation. Thanks for the updated ANN. I will be mining.
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sorry I must have made a typo. I have found over 200 'geocaches' as the company I work for sponsors a Geocaching GeoTour, I only know a handful of geocachers!
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I have some experience as a GIS Technologist, I would also be curious to know more details about this coin and the geotechnologies you plan on using. Send me a PM please.
Hi, you should help develop this coin A Geocaching game would be cool. Do you have any experience with GIS web development? I do have quite a lot of GIS web development experience, using open source technologies such as PostGIS and Mapserver to list a few, but there are many others out there. I've also found over 200 geocachers around where I live so I've got a lot of geocaching experience! I'd like to know more about this crypto themed geocaching game, so do let me know some of your ideas. |
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I have some experience as a GIS Technologist, I would also be curious to know more details about this coin and the geotechnologies you plan on using. Send me a PM please.
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I've used the Dijkstra algorithm for calculating the best routes in a GIS network and it worked great. Excited to see it put to use in a coin!
Also curious what time zone the 4pm launch will be?
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