verroq

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   by verroq 13y ago

   When naming a price on a trading pair (BTCUSD), the convention is BTC/USD -> 1 BTC to X USD, where X is the price.
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   by verroq 13y ago

   Haha yeah, people who care about prices probably have some trades in, so they probably want to know the ask/bid selection and watch out for 'walls'. They probably also want a decent chart, maybe some technical analysis tools.
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   by verroq 13y ago

   Oh you mean like how millions of Bitcoin market cap disappeared when people jumped off the hype train? Does that look like a closed system to you?
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   by verroq 13y ago

   > cash injections to buy coins at the cheap MtGox price are some options among many > cash for buying coins at MtGox price - Target: 50% covered Called it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7289629
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   by verroq 13y ago

   Just an update, it now works for all upstreams. As long as they are not using a buggy version of cgminer - v3.7.2
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   by verroq 13y ago

   IMHO, this is a ruse. Only Gox knows if they are going under or not. By playing up the trend of bad news, they are forcing down the prices of Gox BTC which they can buy up at extremely generous prices. The more they make it look like they a
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   by verroq 13y ago

   I have written a proxy pool server ( https://github.com/dogestreet/proxypool ) in Haskell if anybody wants to check it out. It's a Stratum to Stratum protocol proxy, it lets you create a mining pool that mines into
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   Show HN: My solution to scaling P2Pool

   1 points by verroq 13y ago|0 comments
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   by verroq 13y ago

   Did we get flagged of the frontpage or what?
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    by verroq 13y ago

    It has already overtaken Namecoin in market capitalisation.
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    Dogecoin prices rises +800% in two weeks(cryptocoincharts.info)

    15 points by verroq 13y ago|55 comments
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    by verroq 13y ago

    Well clearly they need to send more balloons. So everyone gets arrested.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    Until they dumped North Korea's database on pastebin.com and there's a service out that helps North Koreans check if their details were compromised. It's not hacked.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    Let's not spread FUD here. The fork is due to old clients not updating.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    1.5mh/s is tiny.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    Is there anything that works on Linux other than the steaming pile of crap commonly know as Eclipse?
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    by verroq 13y ago

    C++11
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    by verroq 13y ago

    Well that's what the share chain is for. Again, if you don't trust the nodes you can run your own.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    You can just connect to a P2Pool node you know. You don't need to set up your own. Check out http://whatisp2pool.com if you still want to learn more.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    You can always use P2Pool ( http://whatisp2pool.com ). Decentralised mining.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    If you think they registered using their real name and address then you are the delusional one.
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    Pooled mining is dead, here's why(whatisp2pool.com)

    1 points by verroq 13y ago|0 comments
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    by verroq 13y ago

    The point is that when your attacker has the skill to overwrite your web server's memory to carry out an attack. You never had a chance.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    I find jk a lot more convenient. With Capslock my pinky has to move over to the next column, where as jk just sits on the home row.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    Having used webRTC with the TURN server REST API (multimedia conferencing app), it's not that bad. STUN will get though the NAT most of the times. With the latest browsers, Firefox to Chromium is a bit dodgy, but there are workarounds.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    You can always uses a p2p data transfer with WebRTC. All you need is a browser.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    If you felt that most of these were obscure then you don't know enough C++ to make a comment on it.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    So brave.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    That's the wrong question to retort with. ASICs have no other use than to mine Bitcoins, unlike solar panels, etc, etc. The answer is obviously to raise capital to so they can make more money faster.
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    by verroq 13y ago

    >Ember 101: Learn Ember at a Bangladesh sweatshop. Meet my 9-year-old boss [video] Incredible.