Why would you name name an algo
SpreadDoubleKetchupPrimeGradeABeef? is this the next gen payment method for the fast food industry?
In a sense.
The industry that we are "serving" are the GPU-miners.
But our goal is not to make them happy, but to ruin their appetite.
We want to give them something to chew on.
Something that will make them go: "...I've had enough... I can't eat that.... I'm gonna puke"
Don't let yourself get confused over names like
SpreadDoubleKetchupPrimeGradeABeef, it's merely an interim name that describes the second iteration of the hash algo.
And since it will have something to do with Prime Numbers I added the "Prime Grade A Beef" to it.
I will keep on adding iterations of more and more complex and "difficult to chew" (and digest) hash adjustments.
So, with that in mind, I have decided to name our general algo
BurgerHashso that it makes more sense and is less confusing.
So right now ZettelKasten is working with BurgerHash - (SpreadDoubleKetchup), which is a poor-man's burger, nothing in it, just bread and some ketchup.
A veritable "Nothing-Burger".
Of course this needs to change.
Now I'm researching various algo-adjustments, but I'm also looking to find a general overlaying rule set that will prepare the scene for all the upcoming regular hash algo updates.
More information coming up soon.
