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" Visions, Part 1: The Value of Blockchain Technology Posted by Vitalik Buterin on April 13th, 2015. " One of the questions that has perhaps been central to my own research in blockchain technology is: ultimately, what is it even useful for? Why do we need blockchains for anything, what kinds of services should be run on blockchain-like architectures, and why specifically should services be run on blockchains instead of just living on plain old servers? Exactly how much value do blockchains provide: are they absolutely essential, or are they just nice to have? And, perhaps most importantly of all, what is the “killer app” going to be? https://blog.ethereum.org/2015/04/13/visions-part-1-the-value-of-blockchain-technology/
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Introducing the Team Building A Decentralized Prediction Market "Tony Sakich, Augur's Director of Marketing introduces both Lead Software Developers for Augur, Joey Krug & Dr. Jack Peterson. Joey and Jack co-wrote the Augur White Paper and are a part of the brilliant development team currently working for Augur." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64ArAtF0flw
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What is the $USD cost to operate a MS Azure bitcoin node for a month?
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You include website links to info on nxtforum.org. Is this app a port/fork of nxt-related code? What is the relationship here?
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SF Bitcoin Devs Seminar: Using Serpent on Augur to Build Prediction Markets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7JVcAgP1nwPublished on Feb 11, 2015 Jack Peterson & Joey Krug present the details of how they're implementing a decentralized PM, why Bitcoin is the best fuel for a decentralized PM, and how (+why) they are using Serpent to do it. http://www.augur.net/
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[2014-10-02] Bloomberg video: Bill Gates- "bitcoin is better than currency" http://www.bloomberg.com/video/gates-says-he-s-very-happy-with-microsoft-s-nadella-Lrm7RF_9RRq7vO2mFqvwPA.html"Oct. 2 (Bloomberg) – Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft Corp. and co-chairman of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, talks about financial payment systems in Africa, Microsoft's strategy and the outbreak of Ebola. Gates, speaking with Erik Schatzker on Bloomberg Television's "Street Smart," also discusses his charitable efforts. (Source: Bloomberg)" edit: sorry, didn't notice this had already been posted... you can delete post.
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I am interested in using CoinControl and am wondering what direction to go...
I'm running standard Bitcoin-Qt ver 0.8.6 at the moment.
Can I just run an installation of win32 0.8.5-OMG10 and overlay onto my existing 0.8.6 version of bitcoin-QT?
or should I do a seperate install of 0.8.5-OMG10 into its own directory, then copy over existing blockchain and wallet.dat directories?
Which method would least troublesome?
I would of course do full backup of existing sys before trying this.
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Why doesn't Blockchain.info identify the 'Discus Fish' pool in the pool pie chart? http://blockchain.info/poolsIt's the 3rd largest public pool, http://www.f2pool.com/ ... why hide it under 'unknown'? This site knows about it.... http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.phpBitcoin Block Origin - Ranking Pools As explained on the overview page, this data is from the last 2016 blocks
N., Pool. Found blocks 1 GHash.IO 675 (33.48%) 2 BTC Guild 466 (23.12%) 3 Discus Fish 258 (12.80%) 4 Eligius 222 (11.01%) 5 slush - mining.bitcoin.cz 89 (4.41%) 6 Bitminter 50 (2.48%) 7 Eclipse Mining pool 37 (1.84%) 8 p2pool 21 (1.04%) 9 ASICMiner 6 (0.30%) 10 Bitparking Merged Mining Pool 4 (0.20%) 11 Give-Me-Coins 2 (0.10%) 12 Polmine 1 (0.05%) We have no data about 185 (9.18%) blocks. And this site knows all about Discus Fish, too: http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/Shouldn't it at least be grouped into the 'Other Known' category if only Chinese residents can join? Here is some info on Discus Fish http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2013/12/29 20:05 wizkid057 1 Ph solo miner? 20:05 wangchun only 10% solo, others being a pool ... 20:07 wangchun if you read organofcorti's weekly report, we are "Discus Fish" (pool) and "For Pierce and Paul" (solo) ... 20:51 wangchun Luke-Jr: Our miners all located in china, we have to locate our servers in china too
Thanks, Blockchain.info for breaking-out 'Discus Fish' on the pool pie chart... It's good to see who the big players are.
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Why doesn't Blockchain.info identify the 'Discus Fish' pool in the pool pie chart? http://blockchain.info/poolsIt's the 3rd largest public pool, http://www.f2pool.com/ ... why hide it under 'unknown'? This site knows about it.... http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.phpBitcoin Block Origin - Ranking Pools As explained on the overview page, this data is from the last 2016 blocks
N., Pool. Found blocks 1 GHash.IO 675 (33.48%) 2 BTC Guild 466 (23.12%) 3 Discus Fish 258 (12.80%) 4 Eligius 222 (11.01%) 5 slush - mining.bitcoin.cz 89 (4.41%) 6 Bitminter 50 (2.48%) 7 Eclipse Mining pool 37 (1.84%) 8 p2pool 21 (1.04%) 9 ASICMiner 6 (0.30%) 10 Bitparking Merged Mining Pool 4 (0.20%) 11 Give-Me-Coins 2 (0.10%) 12 Polmine 1 (0.05%) We have no data about 185 (9.18%) blocks. And this site knows all about Discus Fish, too: http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/Shouldn't it at least be grouped into the 'Other Known' category if only Chinese residents can join? Here is some info on Discus Fish http://bitcoinstats.com/irc/bitcoin-dev/logs/2013/12/29 20:05 wizkid057 1 Ph solo miner? 20:05 wangchun only 10% solo, others being a pool ... 20:07 wangchun if you read organofcorti's weekly report, we are "Discus Fish" (pool) and "For Pierce and Paul" (solo) ... 20:51 wangchun Luke-Jr: Our miners all located in china, we have to locate our servers in china too
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Why doesn't Blockchain.info identify the 'Discus Fish' pool in the pool pie chart? http://blockchain.info/poolsIt's the 3rd largest public pool, http://www.f2pool.com/ ... why hide it under 'unknown'? This site knows about it.... http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.phpBitcoin Block Origin - Ranking Pools As explained on the overview page, this data is from the last 2016 blocks
N., Pool. Found blocks 1 GHash.IO 675 (33.48%) 2 BTC Guild 466 (23.12%) 3 Discus Fish 258 (12.80%) 4 Eligius 222 (11.01%) 5 slush - mining.bitcoin.cz 89 (4.41%) 6 Bitminter 50 (2.48%) 7 Eclipse Mining pool 37 (1.84%) 8 p2pool 21 (1.04%) 9 ASICMiner 6 (0.30%) 10 Bitparking Merged Mining Pool 4 (0.20%) 11 Give-Me-Coins 2 (0.10%) 12 Polmine 1 (0.05%) We have no data about 185 (9.18%) blocks. And this site knows all about Discus Fish, too: http://organofcorti.blogspot.com/Shouldn't it at least be grouped into the 'Other Known' category if only Chinese residents can join?
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Which pool would be good to set in BFGminer as a fail-over when primary pool goes down? I would probably accumulate at most 30min a month of mining on the fail-over pool. Would PPS payout method be best since fail-over looks like 'pool hopping'? I don't think I would log enough time on other share calculation methods to ever get a payout. Should I just chose from the PPS pools? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=104664.0
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After the Olympics someone should buy up these machines and modify them to print Bitcoin vouchers. Place them in malls, recruit some stores to accept bitcoin and print store names on back of vouchers. Maybe Bitcoin Foundation or one of the major bitcoin businesses looking for publicity could sponsor - because VISA sure won't do it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojo9M1cPSPISaw those machines on the news a while back, but are you sure they can be modified that easily? It's not a big stretch - just dispensing value on a piece of paper. It looks like the value is printed at time it is dispensed. If it is inkjet technology then it would be easy to print a bitcoin value w/QR code. The machine would check with a server to determine exchange rate, etc. If it is a different technology then it would probably require a retrofit with thermal-printed slips instead of card stock. Preprinted vouchers would be too risky. Yeh, somebody could hack this out, but it would probably be easier to work with the manufacture to modify the existing system.
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After the Olympics someone should buy up these machines and modify them to print Bitcoin vouchers. Place them in malls, recruit some stores to accept bitcoin and print store names on back of vouchers. Maybe Bitcoin Foundation or one of the major bitcoin businesses looking for publicity could sponsor - because VISA sure won't do it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojo9M1cPSPI
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