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May 02, 2015, 04:15:20 PM |
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what about mac and linux? what are the outstanding bugs or concerns preventing precompiled builds from available for download from the main website?
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stslimited
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May 02, 2015, 04:15:52 PM |
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Remember when the database build was going to be merged into production last January?
Have you donated to the core devs or contributed code to the github? No? Then why are you complaining about a free, open-source piece of software's production schedule? you don't know that and because it is late so what is the bug or concern preventing this from being the main download from the main website on all platforms? I think the blockchain converters haven't been tested enough / there's still some minor bugs there. I guess the devs don't want to release it and then everyone rebuild the blockchain from the network. There are various LMDB blockchain downloads available from members of the community though, if peeps are willing to trust them. so if you have a in-memory blockchain and want to test the blockchain export -> import or blockchain converter functions, please do!!! okay, thanks
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oblox
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May 02, 2015, 04:19:42 PM |
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Can anyone explain how to bet on the fight tomorrow using tippero? I'm not a IRC geek like the rest of you guys It should be pretty self-explanatory, if you log onto freenode #tippero channel and type '!help'. I think '!book' should bring up the active books, and then '!bet amount outcome' or something should place the bet, however...it seems tippero is offline at the moment... Yep it seems to be dead. None of the commands do anything. Who is running the tippero bot? XMR.TO to a bitcoin address for the bet on directbet.eu. Obviously it will pay back to a bitcoin address, but you could always send it to polo and buy xmr.
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May 02, 2015, 04:32:41 PM |
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If I remember correctly someone posted a 'How to' to compile and run the latest Monero + DB on Linux(Ubuntu or debian) some time ago. Can someone point me to this how to. Question : is it possible to Dockerize ( https://www.docker.com/) the deamon, the wallet and the DB ? Has someone done this yet ?
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smooth
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May 02, 2015, 09:31:12 PM |
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so what is the bug or concern preventing this from being the main download from the main website on all platforms?
Continued testing and addressing of edge cases. You can find out more by following github and #monero-dev IRC
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smooth
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May 02, 2015, 09:32:31 PM |
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There are no tools that implement the view key. We know it does work as it is used by the back end of MyMonero. I think luigi1111 said he was working on something, maybe others too.
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ArticMine
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May 02, 2015, 10:45:21 PM |
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The software license can be found here https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero/blob/master/README.md It is otherwise known as the "The BSD-3 Clause" license This license is compliant with both The Open Source Initiative (Open Source) requirements and the Free Software Foundation (Free Software) requirements.
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luigi1111
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May 02, 2015, 11:04:05 PM |
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There are no tools that implement the view key. We know it does work as it is used by the back end of MyMonero. I think luigi1111 said he was working on something, maybe others too. I have the ability to take an output and tracking key and get a simple answer on whether they match. I'm working towards extending that functionality a bit. I didn't get to work on it all today though. Scanning the entire output set with a tracking key is beyond the scope of what I set out to do and has a massive computational cost. I need to think about it some more.
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smooth
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May 02, 2015, 11:36:16 PM |
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This is the second time someone brought up that exact same license FUD in the past few weeks, after no one making that obviously stupid "mistake" before. I don't remember where I saw the other one, maybe our own subreddit? I wonder who is behind it.
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May 03, 2015, 12:00:46 AM |
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so the question is at what point does any cryptocurrency become a stable store of value to begin attracting those that are trying to avoid the negative interest rates that are besetting contemporary finance? I'm assuming its merely a measure of time - but how much time? and how much stability?
When I win the lottery and start buying in. Seriously, though, it'll probably be once the monetary inflation of bitcoin drops significantly lower than most fiat currencies'. You think so though? I always had thought that it would take a significant increase in liquidity to become even close to stable, on the route that the ability to remain stabilized would require both an incredible price as well as the ability to encompass the collective wealth of all involved. So, for the currency to be stable within, say, 1%, then no less than 1% of the total marketcap needs to be within +/- 1% of the price, while factoring something relating to the userbase that would be looking to trade in that 1%. So for a currency worth 5 billion, and a price of 100$ for a unit, between the price of 99$ to 101$, i'd be looking for $50 million to be ready to go in that range for either sale or purchase. This isn't factoring a scale relating to having less available at market prices and having more available at trading prices. I'm probably off base a bit, never really studied much economics, but have wondered what stability would look like on the charts. I have studied Economics Major. Stability can be: - exchange rate stability - price stability - neither.
In the latter part of 1800s, exchange rates were fixed (each country's currency was just a differing weight of gold). Prices fluctuated a lot based on natural events, but had an overall declining trend based on productivity increases and expansion of trade.
Now, exchange rates change widely, even big countiers' currencies (USA; EU; Russia; Japan; China) are allowed to fluctuate by up to 100% per year against each other. This does not make prices stable, however. Some contractual prices are more sticky than the others (wages denominated in own currency), giving the impression of stability where nothing exist.
The prices have never been stable. We should not think that it could be possible in cryptoeconomy either. The whole goal is absurd and should be rejected.
Oh I see, currency stability is a mirage that I've accepted over not enough years of watching prices and remembering them throughout the seasons, and likely a misleading gimmick if used as a specific selling point. This makes a lot of sense, thanks! Honestly, thinking about this more, I shouldn't have said that those would be the conditions for it to be stable. (Besides my lottery comment, which was somewhat of a joke.) Those conditions might be the conditions for it to go *up*, not become stable.
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QuantumQrack
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May 03, 2015, 02:53:42 AM |
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There are no tools that implement the view key. We know it does work as it is used by the back end of MyMonero. I think luigi1111 said he was working on something, maybe others too. I guess I still don't understand. Why would Riccardo put the view key there, if it takes some specialized knowledge/setup to use it? I would rather that is not really advertised if it doesn't work and can't even be tested in at least simplewallet for instance.
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luigi1111
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May 03, 2015, 03:06:15 AM |
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There are no tools that implement the view key. We know it does work as it is used by the back end of MyMonero. I think luigi1111 said he was working on something, maybe others too. I guess I still don't understand. Why would Riccardo put the view key there, if it takes some specialized knowledge/setup to use it? I would rather that is not really advertised if it doesn't work and can't even be tested in at least simplewallet for instance. I see it as more like a sign of good faith I guess. "When this is implemented in a better fashion you'll be able to see the funds we receive and have received."
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QuantumQrack
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May 03, 2015, 03:12:34 AM |
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There are no tools that implement the view key. We know it does work as it is used by the back end of MyMonero. I think luigi1111 said he was working on something, maybe others too. I guess I still don't understand. Why would Riccardo put the view key there, if it takes some specialized knowledge/setup to use it? I would rather that is not really advertised if it doesn't work and can't even be tested in at least simplewallet for instance. I see it as more like a sign of good faith I guess. "When this is implemented in a better fashion you'll be able to see the funds we receive and have received." Yeah, I suppose. I guess that is another perspective on it. Thanks for your work in trying to implement it. It really is a very interesting aspect of Monero.
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luigi1111
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May 03, 2015, 04:00:47 AM |
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There are no tools that implement the view key. We know it does work as it is used by the back end of MyMonero. I think luigi1111 said he was working on something, maybe others too. I guess I still don't understand. Why would Riccardo put the view key there, if it takes some specialized knowledge/setup to use it? I would rather that is not really advertised if it doesn't work and can't even be tested in at least simplewallet for instance. I see it as more like a sign of good faith I guess. "When this is implemented in a better fashion you'll be able to see the funds we receive and have received." Yeah, I suppose. I guess that is another perspective on it. Thanks for your work in trying to implement it. It really is a very interesting aspect of Monero. Yes, it is. It's intriguing to me on it's own right, but I really got into it for a specific as-of-yet-unnamed reason.
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fluffypony
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May 03, 2015, 06:24:45 AM |
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Yes, it is. It's intriguing to me on it's own right, but I really got into it for a specific as-of-yet-unnamed reason. Your deep and everlasting affection for fluffy ponies?
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fluffypony
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May 03, 2015, 06:29:02 AM |
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Remember when the database build was going to be merged into production last January?
in b4 fluffy pony flips his shit because I pointed out the obvious
Nobody said it would be merged into production last January, that would be impossible as Monero only launched last April. I think you might be confusing this with some other project? At any rate, here is where it got merged into "production" (we call github "staging") - https://github.com/monero-project/bitmonero/pull/256
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May 03, 2015, 06:47:40 AM |
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Also when at the shops yesterday I found this, and couldn't help but chuckle:
you sir never let go of this humor, in this abrasive troll world of scams and failed shitcoins its always refreshing seeing something like Monero being led by someone like you (the same to other members of the core team, smooth, david, othe, tacotime, eizh)
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