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March 27, 2013, 06:48:53 AM
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Normally this kind of announcement should be on some sub topic, but since it's a monumental first for the ripple community: see it in action with a 1 minute video from GoWest. http://www.thebitcointrader.com/2013/04/ripple-coin-flip-satoshidice-of-ripple.htmlSimply send XRP to the coin toss address: double your money 49 out of 100 times! rEgXAZiBKcLPo64wRd5JaASpZ8mGidfZiX This is the pilot project for ripplebandit.com new addresses will be posted there some day. Details: The first ripplebandit.com address is a simple double up engine. Wins 2x your bet 49 out of 100 times. Feedback dust or win takes a few seconds. If you have problems like we ate your coins, please know that we'll be watching and will make you whole if that happens. (Or post here, The Ripple ledger is excellent for tracing this type of thing) The bank roll is about 50k ripples at the moment. If you bet more than 1/2 of the bankroll, you get a refund. Good Luck! |
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dave111223
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March 27, 2013, 07:36:02 AM |
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Sent you 1000XRP 30+ minutes ago; no response
Transaction: 1E98555119A16C46FDB78C4945EE07D9EC4C41F8B66347483D7902BFB3FF3A9A
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March 27, 2013, 09:22:01 AM |
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Make it provably fair.
also, inb4 move to alt cryptocurrencies (and ripple is nothing but a scam anyways)
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March 27, 2013, 01:04:23 PM
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Well looks like you ripped me off out of 1000ripples (transaction 6 hours ago and no win/lose response, or refund)...
To others I'd suggest not sending him any bets
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March 27, 2013, 01:57:03 PM
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Well looks like you ripped me off out of 1000ripples (transaction 6 hours ago and no win/lose response, or refund)...
To others I'd suggest not sending him any bets
Hi Dave111223, I just ran this command: rippler history account:rEgXAZiBKcLPo64wRd5JaASpZ8mGidfZiX This command shows all 200 transactions on the account (lots of testing since the weekend) Since I posted, there is one losing bet for 500 ripples and its matching dust. There are no transactions matching your description of 1000 ripples since I made the post, but there is in my logs some apparent down time from ripple (during the night.) I tested over the weekend and the bot did eat a few coins. I fixed what I believe to be the problem (once, my server was turned off, and the other had a spurious "X." at the beginning of the ripple address. In both cases I was able to review the ripple ledger and confirm that a bet was made but not paid out. In your case I do not see the bet. To be clear, I do not see your 1000 ripple bet in the public ledger. I'll poke around for a command that looks up transaction ids (which is currently all I have to go on). If you can help me track down your transaction in the public ledger, then I'll send your ripples back as a winner. If you wish to give me your public ripple address, I can simply run the rippler command. Sound Good? Cole |
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March 27, 2013, 02:13:20 PM |
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Make it provably fair.
also, inb4 move to alt cryptocurrencies (and ripple is nothing but a scam anyways)
Hi TradeFortress, I was planning to make this faster and multicurrency before addressing provably fair, but you're not the only person to request that. Provably fair is now my first priority. Thanks! I originally posted this to the alt cryptocurrencies chain and they told me to move here. Since the world's first ripple based gambling bot is of such monumental import, I instead posted to the main forum. Them main forum bumped me to gambling. So here we are! "Ripple is nothing but a scam" As far as I can tell Ripple is a bitcoin blockchain with a 10 second reward and some pretty cool features surrounding multi currency transactions. Like most people I don't know or trust any bitcoin miners just like I don't know or trust any ripple miners. With that said, I'd like to hear how exactly ripple is a scam before I consider them to be just another scam like bitcoin. |
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March 27, 2013, 02:48:20 PM
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I'm a believer - don't spend it all in one place! It looks to me like this transaction is still in the ripple system somewhere. Maybe I'm blacklisted, maybe ripple was down, maybe I actually have it and I'm overlooking something. Either way - if the transaction comes through later, my bot will bet it and you may get another 2K. |
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March 27, 2013, 03:04:00 PM |
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Like most people I don't know or trust any bitcoin miners just like I don't know or trust any ripple miners.
there's no ripple miners as the fees are destroyed by the system and there are no reward or blocks in ripples. And how can I trust a currency that a portion is destroyed in every transaction? To me this is a pyramid scheme. |
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fancy_pants (OP)
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March 27, 2013, 03:35:51 PM |
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there's no ripple miners as the fees are destroyed by the system and there are no reward or blocks in ripples.
And how can I trust a currency that a portion is destroyed in every transaction? To me this is a pyramid scheme.
I agree with that, but I was under the impression that XRP is a clone of the bitcoin blockchain. So when ripple says coins are destroyed they just mean they are sent back to ripple as a miners fee. That is a total assumption on my part, but it means that miners fees and rewards are exactly the same thing as ripples fees. I just don't see the difference in the two currencies unless you're a miner - which I'm not. |
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March 27, 2013, 11:08:57 PM |
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I'm a believer - don't spend it all in one place! It looks to me like this transaction is still in the ripple system somewhere. Maybe I'm blacklisted, maybe ripple was down, maybe I actually have it and I'm overlooking something. Either way - if the transaction comes through later, my bot will bet it and you may get another 2K. Confirmed that fancy_pants sent me back a 2000XRP refund: https://ripple.com/client/#/tx?id=503AE69ABEF152C3D507184CDD02B388F129CE549A4F3DB7702663C296ED45A7However doesn't exactly fill me with confidence about your betting bot...what do you mean "transaction is still in the ripple system somewhere"... |
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March 28, 2013, 01:19:58 AM |
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...However doesn't exactly fill me with confidence about your betting bot...what do you mean "transaction is still in the ripple system somewhere"...
If I go to my account on ripple, I don't see the transaction. So, until I find out why, you can trust me but don't trust the bot. I'm in the process of setting up a less abusive robot to point to ripple - one that doesn't re-login every 10 seconds. Then, maybe ripple will talk to me and my bot. I'll post here when funky days is back again. P.S. 2000 to pay back a 1000 bet is a WINNER! not a refund. |
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March 28, 2013, 01:42:34 AM |
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I was planning to make this faster and multicurrency before addressing provably fair, but you're not the only person to request that. Provably fair is now my first priority. Thanks!
if anyone is going to take this game seriously, then this is pretty much a required. so its best to get this out the way first. you mentioned you were attending a meetup over the weekend to discuss ripple and the possibilities of provably fair. how did that go? don't know much about the inner workings of ripple, but given that ripple uses a public tx id, i'd suggest: 1. hashing the tx id with hmac_256(txid, secret[123456]) 16F3CFF07A73110CD5E6CD9797EC316DAC1CA5BB2ED0D60A2C2CE4AB8FC5D35B 2. taking whatever bytes you want (e.g. first 2) 16F3 (5875) 3. using a basic hi-lo win/loss rule (e.g. under 32768) WINNER! sound familiar? yeah, its sd for ripple (well not exactly -- but its close enough and should satisfy fairplay) good luck! |
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March 28, 2013, 04:46:31 AM |
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Make it provably fair.
also, inb4 move to alt cryptocurrencies (and ripple is nothing but a scam anyways)
Hi TradeFortress, I was planning to make this faster and multicurrency before addressing provably fair, but you're not the only person to request that. Provably fair is now my first priority. Thanks! I originally posted this to the alt cryptocurrencies chain and they told me to move here. Since the world's first ripple based gambling bot is of such monumental import, I instead posted to the main forum. Them main forum bumped me to gambling. So here we are! "Ripple is nothing but a scam" As far as I can tell Ripple is a bitcoin blockchain with a 10 second reward and some pretty cool features surrounding multi currency transactions. Like most people I don't know or trust any bitcoin miners just like I don't know or trust any ripple miners. With that said, I'd like to hear how exactly ripple is a scam before I consider them to be just another scam like bitcoin. There is no ripple miners. The ripple founders gets all the ripples, and they are keeping half for themselves to dump (and giving the other half away). Ripple has a txid / hash too, so using a similar system like SatoshiDICE would work (secret keys, hash secret keys and publish in advance).. |
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March 28, 2013, 08:36:11 AM |
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I was planning to make this faster and multicurrency before addressing provably fair, but you're not the only person to request that. Provably fair is now my first priority. Thanks!
if anyone is going to take this game seriously, then this is pretty much a required. so its best to get this out the way first. you mentioned you were attending a meetup over the weekend to discuss ripple and the possibilities of provably fair. how did that go? don't know much about the inner workings of ripple, but given that ripple uses a public tx id, i'd suggest: 1. hashing the tx id with hmac_256(txid, secret[123456]) 16F3CFF07A73110CD5E6CD9797EC316DAC1CA5BB2ED0D60A2C2CE4AB8FC5D35B 2. taking whatever bytes you want (e.g. first 2) 16F3 (5875) 3. using a basic hi-lo win/loss rule (e.g. under 32768) WINNER! sound familiar? yeah, its sd for ripple (well not exactly -- but its close enough and should satisfy fairplay) good luck! |
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March 28, 2013, 08:48:20 AM |
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don't know much about the inner workings of ripple, but given that ripple uses a public tx id, i'd suggest:
1. hashing the tx id with hmac_256(txid, secret[123456])
16F3CFF07A73110CD5E6CD9797EC316DAC1CA5BB2ED0D60A2C2CE4AB8FC5D35B
2. taking whatever bytes you want (e.g. first 2)
16F3 (5875)
3. using a basic hi-lo win/loss rule (e.g. under 32768)
WINNER!
sound familiar? yeah, its sd for ripple (well not exactly -- but its close enough and should satisfy fairplay)
good luck!
If I understand you correctly, - I hash the txid of the incoming transaction instead of using python's "random" (incoming to the dice address) - generate a secret number daily and publish to the web - Does daily make everyone happy? I went to a bitcoin meetup last night but none of the discussions seemed to get to the provably fair discussion. Ripple meetup is tomorrow night. |
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March 28, 2013, 10:18:54 AM |
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don't know much about the inner workings of ripple, but given that ripple uses a public tx id, i'd suggest:
1. hashing the tx id with hmac_256(txid, secret[123456])
16F3CFF07A73110CD5E6CD9797EC316DAC1CA5BB2ED0D60A2C2CE4AB8FC5D35B
2. taking whatever bytes you want (e.g. first 2)
16F3 (5875)
3. using a basic hi-lo win/loss rule (e.g. under 32768)
WINNER!
sound familiar? yeah, its sd for ripple (well not exactly -- but its close enough and should satisfy fairplay)
good luck!
If I understand you correctly, - I hash the txid of the incoming transaction instead of using python's "random" (incoming to the dice address) - generate a secret number daily and publish to the web - Does daily make everyone happy? I went to a bitcoin meetup last night but none of the discussions seemed to get to the provably fair discussion. Ripple meetup is tomorrow night. You are seriously using python's random function to generate random functions? That is completely deterministic. |
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March 28, 2013, 03:03:49 PM |
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If I understand you correctly,
- I hash the txid of the incoming transaction instead of using python's "random" (incoming to the dice address)
- generate a secret number daily and publish to the web
- Does daily make everyone happy?
I went to a bitcoin meetup last night but none of the discussions seemed to get to the provably fair discussion. Ripple meetup is tomorrow night.
1. hashing the "public" txid allows anyone (especially the bettor) to verify your win-calculation procedure. python's "random" function is not publicly verifiable. 2. many sites will (sha256) hash a list of secrets for like 10 years and publish it. whether you decide to do this or not is up to you, but the bottom line is you need a static location where people can view the daily secrets (obviously after they have been changed for a sufficient amount of time) 3. it should, just as long as you're consistent (imo, a scheduled job to insert the new secret -- wait -- then reveal the old secret would be ideal) i've got a full implementation for both php and nodejs that i'd be happy to share with you. (am actually planning on open-sourcing it on github -- maybe over this weekend). but i'm assuming ur bot is written python? i'd be willing to write a "custom" port for ur bot (not interested in stealing ur idea; just looking to get a better understanding of the ripple back-end) pm me if ur interested |
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March 29, 2013, 05:23:32 AM |
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i've got a full implementation for both php and nodejs that i'd be happy to share with you. (am actually planning on open-sourcing it on github -- maybe over this weekend). but i'm assuming ur bot is written python? i'd be willing to write a "custom" port for ur bot (not interested in stealing ur idea; just looking to get a better understanding of the ripple back-end) pm me if ur interested
Not my idea, and mostly not my code. I pulled the important stuff out of the bitcoin client on the ripple repo. By the way, this is WAY faster since you tested it. I switched over to the websocket API instead of logging into the RPC every 10 seconds (and after a day or two of abuse waiting for 3 minutes) I think this code, sophomoric as it is, proves that ripple is much faster and better for gaming than bitcoin. Admittedly there's not much traffic on the ripple network, but after watching this thing go I'm a believer. I'm also an early adopter to XRPs so I can benefit if you just copy it and use it to drive XRP adoption. so, here you go! http://podstreamer.com/rippledoubler.py.txtIf you'd like to send back the proof of fairness code, I'll use it. Otherwise I'll figure out how to roll my own. |
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March 29, 2013, 05:39:11 AM |
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You are seriously using python's random function to generate random functions? That is completely deterministic.
Ripple offers a random number generator through the rpc api, but I couldn't find it in the web socket. Doesn't really matter if I switch to provably fair. I can just use the Ripple RPC tool to generate a bunch of numbers and then refer skeptics to the vaunted ripple cryptographers. |
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