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@stelo Looks tasty as hell.
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@RedTechEngineer @mint I think almost everything I use *except* browsers supports ppm.
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@pernia @sysrq @coolboymew @mint Do you care that they have hashed a lot of blocks, or is it better to incentivize reciprocity?
You look at the Kademlia paper and it's great but people that implemented it directly (i2p, IPFS, etc.) got a lot of nodes that exploited the network: Kademlia just uses distance and uptime. Proof-of-Work would mean dipshits with fancy GPUs own the network, which is fine if you are constructing a network where PoW is valuable. What's valuable to Revolver is reliable and timely delivery of blocks.
kpos.pdf
You look at the Kademlia paper and it's great but people that implemented it directly (i2p, IPFS, etc.) got a lot of nodes that exploited the network: Kademlia just uses distance and uptime. Proof-of-Work would mean dipshits with fancy GPUs own the network, which is fine if you are constructing a network where PoW is valuable. What's valuable to Revolver is reliable and timely delivery of blocks.
kpos.pdf
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@SilverDeth @mint
> Rotten Tomatoes
I have never hung out there, but I fully believe that a website based on writing your opinion about movies will have been overrun by the Reddit Class within its first few hours of existence.
> Did I mention that when I am local warlord,
Please make sure to take notes from Warlord Tom.
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> Rotten Tomatoes
I have never hung out there, but I fully believe that a website based on writing your opinion about movies will have been overrun by the Reddit Class within its first few hours of existence.
> Did I mention that when I am local warlord,
Please make sure to take notes from Warlord Tom.
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@pernia @coolboymew @mint Inserting a million spam posts into your feed is actually O(1). (Distributing them isn't.)
@Humpleupagus @mint I'm developing a new business model: MDaa(I)S. (My dick as an (involuntary) service.)
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@RedTechEngineer @mint It's like he didn't see explicit mention of "game theory" and assumed that there was no accounting for hostile nodes.
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@coolboymew @mint Charging users implies a way to prevent access to the network if they don't pay. This seems like the opposite of the project's goals.
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@mint (...I am going to find and visit the house of everyone that keeps saying it's IPFS-based and slap them until they stop.)
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"No game theory"