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pool.burstcoin.io (Uray's) - 366 miners - US (San Francisco)
pool2.burstcoin.io (Uray's) - 150 miners - SG (Singapore)
pool3.burstcoin.io (Uray's) - 37 miners - EU?
mine.burstcoin.info (fanepatent's) - not avable for me? - EU (Bucharest, Romania)
burst.cryptomining.farm (koko2530's) - 40 miners - US, EU,SG
178.62.39.204 (Dev's V2) - 456 miners - EU (United Kingdom)
198.199.103.145 (Dev's V1) - no info - US (San Francisco)
@Uray, fix share = min([ 100 / sqrt( Deadline + 100 ) ]^2.25, 50)
EU server is actually located on Ireland its max( 100 / sqrt( Deadline + 100 ) ]^2.25, 50) so share value is max capped to 50.0 |
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Seriously , i think Uray should officially be part of the development team.
As i mention earlier , Uray contribution to burst is as much as the developer.
Uray contributed on infrastructure of burst whereas developer work on function and feature of burst.
Now what we need is PR team and we are set for the moon. PR is a very powerful tool. Look at black coin.
If we have a PR team that has the same capability as the development team, burst will be unstoppable.
why don't you become Lead PR ?  i vote for you! |
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Doesn't work...and wow....that is by soo far the best looking wallet in any crypto ever!!! EDIT: It does work, will fix now. its not finish yet, i am planning to add miner and plotter inside wallet, and also mining stat, blockchain stat, explorer, IRC backed chat, in-wallet advertising, news feeds, ... I think because of you burst will succeed. You are truly an amazing dev. LOL ! , cmon.. lets build Burst amazing features and services and also for graphics designer out there, I need help to create infographics style page, describing the feature of burst, just minimalism design with less text and more flat style image. you can see those tiny little texts at https://burstcoin.io , i want if user hover on the text, it will show nice looking infographic explaining the feature anyone ? |
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Doesn't work...and wow....that is by soo far the best looking wallet in any crypto ever!!! EDIT: It does work, will fix now. its not finish yet, i am planning to add miner and plotter inside wallet, and also mining stat, blockchain stat, explorer, IRC backed chat, in-wallet advertising, news feeds, ... |
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i never took nxt serious since its based on java and i know many people thinking the same way.
if we port the burst protocols to a c library it would be a huge step forward to be independant to nxt.
even exchanges could base their integration on these libraries and other people can use them to create user frontends or fancy stuff like encrypted message transmissions for mobiles payed with burst and so on.
What's the problem about java? Btw, porting such huge library from java to c would be not easy though. java today seems to be secure but java is responsible for 91% of all security attacks (stated by cisco http://www.eweek.com/security/java-primary-cause-of-91-percent-of-attacks-cisco.html). i know it is complex to design and code a library which "speaks burst" because many java dependencies and object methods do not exist or cannot simply be ported. however, only if the java dependency for burst is removed burst can grow really big. i dont want to say it cannot grow because of java but it can grow really huge without it. if there is a 0-day java exploit some day (which happens almost annually) the whole burst ecosystem could collapse due to java. depending on the integration and dependencies in c there is also a risk involved but this is much smaller than offering an attacker the largest plattform (java) which exists as target. its not that hard (I've read burst source code), but it would take time for sure, the latest standard of C++11 easily surpass java features and libraries, and also its already cross platform, write single code it guaranteed to run on all platform supporting C++11 compiler without need of any vm. and yes personally i think that java is deprecated language, thats why i never touch nxt (and also because of PoS) despite of its great feature. we can easily replace jetty library to serve http protocol with nodejs, there are a lot of crypto library which is better on C++, we can use mongoDB or redis as database backend, which i am sure its far better than current java backend DB but replacing java with c++ does not directly improve userbase and ecosystem, what we need today is promotion, great community, developers, investor urY, all right things... but the big question is "HOW TO DO IT?" It is possible to "convert" all code into C++ but it is so hard ! Now I think we have need real investors or the coin will dead in 1 or 2 weeks.Don't trip potato chip. All things in time. There WILL be investors, as I will be one myself here soon. I will be investing quite a bit more than I already have, and I will be hiring people to promote BURST as well. So seriously, don't trip, we got this. BURST will live on. Don't make rash RED statements like this without backing of any kind, please. it's ridiculous to say things like this. Without knowing anything at all, just stabbing in the dark. SeeI can use colors too, it's not cool when the colors are saying things to you, huh? In all seriousness though man, please, don't come in here with your random off the wall FUD without any sort of backup at all, it's just ridiculous and pointless. Thanks. and seriously we need funds so can put bounty for developments, or fund for promotion we need to start community and spread promotion on facebook, twitter, reddit, google+ page, crypto news site or we can promote burst like stellar did, free burst for every facebook account Uray, How we can do that? Any plan to procede? what do you mean by "that" ? which "that" ? |
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i never took nxt serious since its based on java and i know many people thinking the same way.
if we port the burst protocols to a c library it would be a huge step forward to be independant to nxt.
even exchanges could base their integration on these libraries and other people can use them to create user frontends or fancy stuff like encrypted message transmissions for mobiles payed with burst and so on.
What's the problem about java? Btw, porting such huge library from java to c would be not easy though. java today seems to be secure but java is responsible for 91% of all security attacks (stated by cisco http://www.eweek.com/security/java-primary-cause-of-91-percent-of-attacks-cisco.html). i know it is complex to design and code a library which "speaks burst" because many java dependencies and object methods do not exist or cannot simply be ported. however, only if the java dependency for burst is removed burst can grow really big. i dont want to say it cannot grow because of java but it can grow really huge without it. if there is a 0-day java exploit some day (which happens almost annually) the whole burst ecosystem could collapse due to java. depending on the integration and dependencies in c there is also a risk involved but this is much smaller than offering an attacker the largest plattform (java) which exists as target. its not that hard (I've read burst source code), but it would take time for sure, the latest standard of C++11 easily surpass java features and libraries, and also its already cross platform, write single code it guaranteed to run on all platform supporting C++11 compiler without need of any vm. and yes personally i think that java is deprecated language, thats why i never touch nxt (and also because of PoS) despite of its great feature. we can easily replace jetty library to serve http protocol with nodejs, there are a lot of crypto library which is better on C++, we can use mongoDB or redis as database backend, which i am sure its far better than current java backend DB but replacing java with c++ does not directly improve userbase and ecosystem, what we need today is promotion, great community, developers, investor urY, all right things... but the big question is "HOW TO DO IT?" It is possible to "convert" all code into C++ but it is so hard ! Now I think we have need real investors or the coin will dead in 1 or 2 weeks.Don't trip potato chip. All things in time. There WILL be investors, as I will be one myself here soon. I will be investing quite a bit more than I already have, and I will be hiring people to promote BURST as well. So seriously, don't trip, we got this. BURST will live on. Don't make rash RED statements like this without backing of any kind, please. it's ridiculous to say things like this. Without knowing anything at all, just stabbing in the dark. SeeI can use colors too, it's not cool when the colors are saying things to you, huh? In all seriousness though man, please, don't come in here with your random off the wall FUD without any sort of backup at all, it's just ridiculous and pointless. Thanks. and seriously we need funds so can put bounty for developments, or fund for promotion we need to start community and spread promotion on facebook, twitter, reddit, google+ page, crypto news site or we can promote burst like stellar did, free burst for every facebook account |
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i never took nxt serious since its based on java and i know many people thinking the same way.
if we port the burst protocols to a c library it would be a huge step forward to be independant to nxt.
even exchanges could base their integration on these libraries and other people can use them to create user frontends or fancy stuff like encrypted message transmissions for mobiles payed with burst and so on.
What's the problem about java? Btw, porting such huge library from java to c would be not easy though. java today seems to be secure but java is responsible for 91% of all security attacks (stated by cisco http://www.eweek.com/security/java-primary-cause-of-91-percent-of-attacks-cisco.html). i know it is complex to design and code a library which "speaks burst" because many java dependencies and object methods do not exist or cannot simply be ported. however, only if the java dependency for burst is removed burst can grow really big. i dont want to say it cannot grow because of java but it can grow really huge without it. if there is a 0-day java exploit some day (which happens almost annually) the whole burst ecosystem could collapse due to java. depending on the integration and dependencies in c there is also a risk involved but this is much smaller than offering an attacker the largest plattform (java) which exists as target. its not that hard (I've read burst source code), but it would take time for sure, the latest standard of C++11 easily surpass java features and libraries, and also its already cross platform, write single code it guaranteed to run on all platform supporting C++11 compiler without need of any vm. and yes personally i think that java is deprecated language, thats why i never touch nxt (and also because of PoS) despite of its great feature. we can easily replace jetty library to serve http protocol with nodejs, there are a lot of crypto library which is better on C++, we can use mongoDB or redis as database backend, which i am sure its far better than current java backend DB but replacing java with c++ does not directly improve userbase and ecosystem, what we need today is promotion, great community, developers, investor urY, all right things... but the big question is "HOW TO DO IT?" well... JUST DO IT ! anyway which "how" are you asking? porting to c++ or promotion, investor , etc.. |
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i never took nxt serious since its based on java and i know many people thinking the same way.
if we port the burst protocols to a c library it would be a huge step forward to be independant to nxt.
even exchanges could base their integration on these libraries and other people can use them to create user frontends or fancy stuff like encrypted message transmissions for mobiles payed with burst and so on.
What's the problem about java? Btw, porting such huge library from java to c would be not easy though. java today seems to be secure but java is responsible for 91% of all security attacks (stated by cisco http://www.eweek.com/security/java-primary-cause-of-91-percent-of-attacks-cisco.html). i know it is complex to design and code a library which "speaks burst" because many java dependencies and object methods do not exist or cannot simply be ported. however, only if the java dependency for burst is removed burst can grow really big. i dont want to say it cannot grow because of java but it can grow really huge without it. if there is a 0-day java exploit some day (which happens almost annually) the whole burst ecosystem could collapse due to java. depending on the integration and dependencies in c there is also a risk involved but this is much smaller than offering an attacker the largest plattform (java) which exists as target. its not that hard (I've read burst source code), but it would take time for sure, the latest standard of C++11 easily surpass java features and libraries, and also its already cross platform, write single code it guaranteed to run on all platform supporting C++11 compiler without need of any vm. and yes personally i think that java is deprecated language, thats why i never touch nxt (and also because of PoS) despite of its great feature. we can easily replace jetty library to serve http protocol with nodejs, there are a lot of crypto library which is better on C++, we can use mongoDB or redis as database backend, which i am sure its far better than current java backend DB but replacing java with c++ does not directly improve userbase and ecosystem, what we need today is promotion, great community, developers, investor |
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any news for linux multi-gpu fixes?
1. Multi-GPU: I tested miner on Ubuntu and Cent, on a system with 3 GPUs and I cannot duplicate this issue. So it must be something related to Catalyst version, or to Linux version that you use. 2. "Input OpenCL binary is not for the target!" error is not related to memory allocation error. It means that Catalyst cannot compile kernels, I can duplicate this issue only if I try to start miner for Catalyst 13.12 on the system with Catalyst 14.x or vice versa. thanks for the response, I will search for solution then |
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Here is the full log, when I start the miner: ----------- ./miner -u 47NHu3QopHC7sBrqraNJwqD9xXAWErAsDiEr3QKQcX3rFyKfGa2CPJcXsG9qEiYHNDT2nf6BwZPFMW3rxtES1MPwN1bCMTm -p x -a 0
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╨ Claymore CryptoNote GPU Miner v7.0 Beta ╨
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Cards available: 6
GPU #0: name: Tahiti, 2861 MB available, 28 units
GPU #1: name: Tahiti, 2869 MB available, 28 units
GPU #2: name: Tahiti, 2869 MB available, 28 units
GPU #3: name: Tahiti, 2869 MB available, 28 units
GPU #4: name: Tahiti, 2869 MB available, 28 units
GPU #5: name: Tahiti, 2869 MB available, 28 units
Total cards: 6
Catalyst 13.12 is REQUIRED for best performance and compatibility
At least 16 GB of Virtual Memory is required for multi-GPU systems
Make sure you defined GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Be careful with overclocking, use default clocks for first tests
Initializing...
POOL version
Internal error: Input OpenCL binary is not for the target!
Internal error: Input OpenCL binary is not for the target!
GPU 0: -a 1 mode selected
GPU 1: -a 1 mode selected
GPU 2: -a 1 mode selected
GPU 3: -a 1 mode selected
GPU 4: -a 1 mode selected
GPU 5: -a 1 mode selected
4 pools specified.
Stratum - connecting to 'mine.moneropool.org' <104.131.59.214> port 80
Stratum - connecting to 'mine.moneropool.org' <104.131.59.214> port 80
Stratum - Connected
Stratum - Connected
Pool Diff 10000
DevFee: Pool Diff 10000
GPU 0, GpuMiner k1a failed -48
GPU memory allocation failed. Try to set at least 16 GB of Virtual Memory: Computer Properties / Advanced System Settings / Performance / Advanced / Virtual Memory
GPU 1, GpuMiner k1a failed -48
GPU 3, GpuMiner k1a failed -48
GPU memory allocation failed. Try to set at least 16 GB of Virtual Memory: Computer Properties / Advanced System Settings / Performance / Advanced / Virtual Memory
GPU 5, GpuMiner k1a failed -48
GPU memory allocation failed. Try to set at least 16 GB of Virtual Memory: Computer Properties / Advanced System Settings / Performance / Advanced / Virtual Memory
GPU 2, GpuMiner k1a failed -48
GPU 4, GpuMiner k1a failed -48
GPU memory allocation failed. Try to set at least 16 GB of Virtual Memory: Computer Properties / Advanced System Settings / Performance / Advanced / Virtual Memory
GPU memory allocation failed. Try to set at least 16 GB of Virtual Memory: Computer Properties / Advanced System Settings / Performance / Advanced / Virtual Memory
GPU memory allocation failed. Try to set at least 16 GB of Virtual Memory: Computer Properties / Advanced System Settings / Performance / Advanced / Virtual Memory
09/18/11-15:23:53 - New job received from mine.moneropool.org:80
Speed: 0 h/s, TotalHashes: 0K, DevHashes: 0K Mining time: 00:00
The other thing that is bugging me, that in the both archives uploaded, have identical sizes, and both give me the warning "Catalyst 13.12 is REQUIRED for best performance and compatibility", although the files in the archives are different. I use driver 14.4, set swap to 20GB, system memory is 2GB, 6 x 7950 cards. Operating system is Ubunty Server 14.04 LTS. Tried both versions, 13.12 and 14.6, both are giving me the error above. +1 does not work on multi gpu, i have 16GB of RAM, 4GB of swap space, 2 GPU 280x, Linux 64 the symptom is it work if i use -di for single gpu, for multi it seems the miner keep allocating on wrong gpu index, i notice that if i run miner on single gpu, then run another instance to use second gpu only, miner says gpu free memory is down to 900MB, yes it should down from 3GB to 0.9GB for first gpu, but not for second gpu, so when the second instance want to allocate memory for second gpu, somehow it allocate to wrong gpu that is currently used hence the memory allocation failure any news for linux multi-gpu fixes? |
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Could someone please drop me market id for cryptoport shares? Been looking all around but cant really find them in this long thread :/
Asset ID : 12791182347560578640 its on "How it Works" Tab on pool web page Don't know how could I miss it... Thank you  //edit// Now, with new gui of https://burstcoin.io "Add asset" button under asset exchange tab is gone...  |
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Could someone please drop me market id for cryptoport shares? Been looking all around but cant really find them in this long thread :/
Asset ID : 12791182347560578640 its on "How it Works" Tab on pool web page |
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Uray, can you tell me about investing (dividents) on youre pool?
put the asset id on your wallet search input field ( asset id is 12791182347560578640) then it will shows you a link to asset exchange then put some buy order if you want to buy the asset Uray can you explain with few simple words in simple english  why is good option and what is profit for me ? there are a lot of planned development on my pool, you can think of it as supporting pool development. or if the profit from share is not the reason for you, consider it as instead of puting your burst idle without doing anything, buy that share so your burst can earn another burst, and you can sell that share anytime if you want your burst back |
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It's actually a good opportunity to advertise burst to the NXT community But i would love to see burst developer comment about this Most people don't believe it's all scammy Whether its scammy or not doesn't matter. Because this drama bring a lot of attention and mentioning burst to the NXT community when the drama unfold is a good way to advertise. Problem is that all the nxters swear by PoS...trust me i've tried...either it's[burst] just a clone, or it's not PoS so is useless....I just don't get it!!! adding PoS to burst would be epic,... vote? No pos if there are PoS, i am quit, dumping all burst i have PoS is Proof of Shit because its simply wrong by making money using another money by doing nothing |
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Hey @burstcoin or uray...or whoever else...How can i make an api call to see who holds an asset?
OR how can i get a list of all accounts? How do you do it, Uray, with your richlist? there are no API call to list account that has asset balance for specific asset id, you need to walk through blockchain, tracing every asset transfer and every trade that was made, its complicated thats what i know, i could be wrong |
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Uray do you planing fix memory leaks in your minner?..
not cleans up memory after itself.. not in windows not in linux
not in short time, you can use dcct or blago miner, i am sure he got most up to date miner than mine |
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Uray, can you tell me about investing (dividents) on youre pool?
put the asset id on your wallet search input field ( asset id is 12791182347560578640) then it will shows you a link to asset exchange then put some buy order if you want to buy the asset |
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Is the block explorer on an old version? It seems to be stuck on block 18768, which I'm guessing is because it's rejecting block 18769 because the old version doesn't recognise the escrow.
ok I will fix it |
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Escrow transactions
Escrow transactions should now be enabled.
Usage:
In the sidebar, after clicking Transactions, there is an entry for escrow. Click it to go to the escrow screen.
In the escrow screen, there is a button in the upper right labelled "Create Escrow" which will open the escrow create dialogue.
Fill it out like this:
Recipient: The recipient of the escrow in either BURST- or numeric id(you can hit backspace to remove the existing BURST-___ entry to type numbers)
Amount: The amount you want to transfer
Escrow deadline: A time limit in seconds that if runs out, the escrow will be automatically completed with the deadline action selected in the next step. This deadline must be 1 - 7776000(up to 3 months) seconds.
Deadline Action: The action that will occur automatically if the deadline runs out without the escrow being completed. This can be release, refund, or split.
Required signers: A number from 1 - 10, saying how many people need to sign off on a decision to cause that action to be taken. Regardless of what this number is set to, a sender can always release, and a recipient can always refund.
Signers: A list of accounts allowed to sign off on a decision. BURST- addresses and numeric ids can be used. They are separated by semicolons ( ; ). 1 - 10 must be specified. (ex: BURST-AAAA-AAAA-AAAA-AAAAA;1234556;987654321;BURST-BBBB-BBBB-BBBB-BBBBB;1357913579 )
Message: A message can optionally be attached. If you want signers to be able to see the message, it must not be encrypted.
Fees: There is a network fee that is 1 burst by default, and an additional fee equal to the number of signers specified. The additional fee is given to the signers, so they have a coin to make their decision transaction with if necessary. This also makes it easy for people to participate in escrows as signers without having an existing funded burst account.
Once the escrow transaction has been included in a block, it will be listed on the escrow screen if you are involved in it(sender, recipient, or listed as a signer is considered involved)
Clicking on the transaction id in the screen brings up the decision making screen. Various information is shown on it(signers' ids and decisions, deadline time and action, etc)
A decision can be selected from the dropdown and submitted to sign off on that decision.
Senders can select release which will release the funds when it gets included in a block.
Recipients can select refund which will refund the funds when it gets included in a block.
Signers can select release, refund, split, or undecided. When their decision gets included in a block, the escrow details will be updated to show their decision. If their decision makes the number of signers with that decision at least the number of required signers, that decision is executed.
can we test it?, please add me as signer if anyone doing it for testing Sent 500 coins to BURST-6BS8-PJDA-MG93-CUA82 (burstfaucet.com), with address from your sig as signer. It will show up when it gets in a block. It doesn't currently show you past history, so check the balance of that address before you release. BURST-URAY-CK6X-4JU4-6HKY9 undecided 1 signers required Defaults to release at 10/8/2014 06:41:09 the time is wrong, or its not-local timezone? because its 10 minute in the past EDIT : sorry i didn't see the date, its ok |
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