Probably get more replies if you mention the name of the site. Or what exactly the javascript is doing and what you want to extract from it. Right now it is incredibly vague.

Hah, sorry was just giving you a hard time. Although an if loop would be impressive

I am in no way saying the last poster's solution is incorrect, but I do want to say you need to be careful with 0^0. Depending on your software choice (since OP has the strangest of conditions) 0^0 is undefined, much like 0/0 is undefined. True, most programming languages will treat 0^0 = 1, but OP may need to double check this with whatever he is using to compute the XOR function. Can check with https://www.wolframalpha.com that 0^0 is undefined.

But I am sure that won't be a problem, unless OP has extremely picky software.

20 years of programming and you just stated an "if loop"? Please explain how an "if loop" works.

Also, programming is swimming in algebra. Not only are you passing values around in variables and defining functions with them (e.g., b = 3.0; h = 2.0; a = 0.5*b*h;) but you also use 1D and 2D arrays which is basic linear algebra (e.g., v[i*length+j]). Also a "real" if statement is a common place to see algebraic options such as:

if (f(x) % 2 == 0) { //code here }

Not to mention the amount of algebra used in many of the algorithms you take for granted (e.g., sorting, hashing, searching).

Oooh, that would be fun, dissecting over the internet. I am sure nothing could possibly go wrong there

Classes are gearing back up, best not wait until the last minute to get that A. Start early with my services and relax all semester (hah, assuming you have online or take-home exams).

Already helped one student with a physics project. Hope to help some more.

Just added accounting to the list (although this is more self-taught, so might take a bit longer to complete)... Have been successful so far with a person here

Thanks!

Glad to see it works. And hopefully you enjoy the amazing C++11, I certainly enjoy it.

Yep, the BTC address in my signature is my personal donation address. Glad I could be of help

I had similar problems compiling my c++11 code on government supercomputers that refused to update the GCC compilers because of the infamous red tape that anyone who works in the government knows all too well. So I had to compile the latest GCC in my local working directory and just set the proper environment variables before compiling my own code.

Good news is that it isn't too difficult, if no one can help you by tomorrow then I can definitely help you out since it is too late in the evening here.

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Actually found some notes I left someone else for compiling GCC locally. Might be of some use...


I wrote that for gcc-4.7.2, so might need some tweaking. Also, you can remove the --prefix parameter if you want to install it globally. You will need to be root or use sudo for that when you make install it.

I am not volunteering to speed it up, but have you looked at:

https://litecoin.info/Mining_hardware_comparison

and tried the options that those people used. I managed to speed up my cudaMiner using some of the options that other people found for my model graphics card.

Other than that I don't know too much about the driver support for Radeon in linux, as I have an Nvidia card.

Thanks! It was fairly interesting material.

Hah, unfortunately there is no use arguing with the PrimeDice advertisers. Best bet is just to ignore their limitless posts

Haha, I was just correcting someone, but since you chimed in without reading

I will be kind enough and correct you too since you didn't read either his initial post (he states physics in his post) or my thread carefully enough

I state math in my thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=356743.msg3826163#msg3826163

But don't worry, this happens with users who try to post as many comments as possible for advertising purposes without taking the time to read what is going on

Why not use a cross-compiler on linux? That is how I compile Windows code on linux.

Also, what kind of modifications are you talking about. Could be you made a backdoor and want to hand out fake wallets to people on windows

But that could just be my cynicism talking.

Not as creative as you think. Almost a complete rip off of mine

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=356743

Check it out.

I also didn't understand how a digital signature meant squat until I looked around and found this:

https://self-evident.org/?p=981

It is a very useful page that describes how a digital signature works and can be used for verification. Hope this helps.

I wouldn't use Virwox again. Just to test it, I sent Virwox $104 through PayPal. After all the exchanges were said and done, I had $80 in BTC in the end. That is a net 23% in fees. You are better off shopping around on localbitcoins.com, I managed to get $200 worth of bitcoins for 5% more than the current exchange price at localbitcoins.

I can only assume SaltySpoon is being sarcastic. If not then you can add him to a long list of crackpot physicists on the web. Just google all the people who have solved the greatest mysteries of physics by stringing a multitude of scientific words together into nonsensical sentences... You are better off taking those classes first and working on a research project in an accredited university.

I think you are on the wrong side of the binding energy curve with that thorium to be doing any useful fusion

But do let me know how that nobel prize turns out. Might be able to sell it for a few bitcoins