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Glad to see all of this discussion. Is anyone in Detroit? Will anyone be there this fall?
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So, carbon? Or specifically the allotrope, diamond?  |
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Check out the whois for bitcoincharts.com "DOMAIN: BITCOINCHARTS.COM RSP: KalyHost URL: http://www.kalyhost.com/created-date: 2010-11-08 02:11:21 updated-date: 2013-06-13 09:00:02 registration-expiration-date: 2014-11-08 02:11:21 owner-organization: K.K. Tibanne Privacy owner-name: bitcoincharts c73c885c-68fa owner-street: Fleur Tsuzuki 102 owner-city: Kugayama 5-24-30 owner-state: Tokyo-to, Suginami-ku owner-zip: 168-0082 owner-country: JP owner-phone: +81.345501529 owner-fax: owner-email: bitcoincharts.com@service.tibanne.com" If they do, this is a problem for the community. |
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If Bitcoin is gold, and litecoin is silver, then what are all the other elements? What is bonding? What's water? There's a new alchemy forming here.
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Which version of the client are you describing? I'm looking at 0.1.0 and things aren't lining up.
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1) We found the transaction to be suspicious through our own internal due diligence 2) We reached out to you to give you a chance to verify your identity via email or talk to us on the phone 3) You refused to verify your identity or even talk to us on the phone about the situation 5) You subsequently vandalized our AngelList page. You are fully capable of requesting that your bank reverse the ACH transaction( http://banking.about.com/od/howtobank/a/ach-payment-fixes.htm). We will not initiate a new transaction because that puts us, and thereby all of our users, at risk of being scammed. To be specific if we initiate an ACH transfer to you to refund the money you deposited, you can subsequently reverse the transaction that you initiated. I would like to see you get your money back. I would be more than happy to walk you through the ACH reversal process over the phone. You know how to reach us. |
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Who can/has designed an order-matching algorithm and/or the infrastructure to encase it?
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Seriously though, the sooner I can book my flight, the cheaper . . .
Anyone with a Jet willing to accept bitcoin?
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The original was specifically developed for the ASIC transition, would you say that difficulty increasing by a factor of 10 over the year after the first ASICS come online is realistic?
It will probably be more than that. But it will also have a different shape than steady exponential growth. The time period will probably be more or the growth factor of difficulty will probably be more? It will precede in waves with each new shipment of ASICS, but how can I model that? The growth factor will be more. It will probably be rapid, fairly linear growth for a few months (up to x10 maybe?) and then for the rest of the year it will grow to about x20 of the original amount. This assumes constant rate, a changing rate will cause the difficulty to adjust proportionally with some delay. So you expect linear growth where difficulty =10*oriniginal_difficulty for the first few months and then where difficulty=20*original_difficulty after that? That's fast. I meant difficulty = 10xoriginal after a few months, and = 20xoriginal after a year. This is all speculation, of course. of course. |
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The original was specifically developed for the ASIC transition, would you say that difficulty increasing by a factor of 10 over the year after the first ASICS come online is realistic?
It will probably be more than that. But it will also have a different shape than steady exponential growth. The time period will probably be more or the growth factor of difficulty will probably be more? It will precede in waves with each new shipment of ASICS, but how can I model that? The growth factor will be more. It will probably be rapid, fairly linear growth for a few months (up to x10 maybe?) and then for the rest of the year it will grow to about x20 of the original amount. This assumes constant rate, a changing rate will cause the difficulty to adjust proportionally with some delay. So you expect linear growth where difficulty =10*oriniginal_difficulty for the first few months and then where difficulty=20*original_difficulty after that? That's fast. |
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