Topic: [ANN][BLC] Blakecoin Blake-256 for GPU/FPGA With Merged Mined Pools Stable Net - page 25. (Read 409679 times)

I like this kinds of Coins as well look much nice.....

some wild traffic on internet atm(Mirai botnet?)

auto admin is working sweet but blocking about 2-3 new attacks on new connections not already blocked every second per server  

also note that there are DNS issues too due to an DDoS attack on Dyn so if you having real problems doing lookups try OpenDNS

will be keeping an eye open for future issues/news/countermeasures

right now it looks like we are in a storm so expect some issues and if you spot something down let me know!!  

let me know if you have any luck I have one with the bitstream uploaded but can't seem to get my PC to talk to it.

had one working on a different pc.

if you want this OP to be translated into Filipino, i can do the job.

Here you go sir.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9_C2MdBMSAxWkxoQ0N5OGJmcVE/view?usp=sharing

 

Does anyone have the Cairnsmore CM1 bitstream handy?

Can you provide a download link?

The Dropbox download link in the Readme.txt just 404s..

Bit late to the party, but I've only just revisited the mining scene after retiring from Bitcoin years ago to find out the three "obsolescent" CM1s boxed up under my desk potentially have life in them yet!  LOL.

some unwanted traffic is being directed at eu3 monitoring and blocking atm

*it is possible while this is going on to get false positive detection so if you have connection issues to eu3 let me know


Edit:
should be ok now 

auto admin will do rest let me know if you get any issues

Been working on some other items and some rl issues...

Finally getting a grip.

Ready to dive back into development very soon ...

We are behind you Blue. Push forward!

There are no worries sir! It will ultimately all come together. 

I'm an argumentative person and don't want to fall into my habit of offtopic spamming, but I'll make a few points then drop it.

With regard to 5)
It's very common for people to fall into Orwellian language traps. You can call something "a free market" because you have freedom in the market, but if you ask a mouse what the best mousetrap is they won't choose the one that catches the most. One of the biggest changes in crypto over fiat is that phraseslike "free market" can be redefined according to more natural rules.

With regard to 9)
Calling the 'test' at that link a Turing test is like saying "people do addition, therefore if a computer does addition it passes the Turing test". Again, it's clever language that obscures rather than enlightens.

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The ai aspect of coins is longterm much more important than the financial side, it is better to focus on reducing scarcity than redistributing.

Eventually all coins will have "productive" algorithms, whether science coins like fldc and grc or mathcoins like xpm, ric, gap etc or coins that can easily be adapted to ai like huc.

Coins are like anything else, as good as a coin might be, it has to adapt. Coins that cling to useless algorithm, poor distribution techniques, etc will not thrive. Blakecoin has a good ethical history, active supporters despite a near zero market cap, a history that goes back a little further than most coins, etc. Those things are all good but unless it keeps an edge it will not advance.

With regard to 'gaming, I am not personally a gamer but I recognize the importance of gaming as a way to develop algorithms that incorporate human input, which can be directed to something useful. I think the current 'pump' around gamecoins is strictly a pump, except in cases where the coin focuses on actual human interaction with the algorithm, i.e., very few of the game coins. i don't especially care for one coin or another, but I think it's useful to try and promote coins developing in a positive direction.

edit to add
http://www.kurzweilai.net/ask-ray-response-to-announcement-of-chatbot-eugene-goostman-passing-the-turing-test

Definitely not suggesting rebranding. In fact it's annoying when coins try to build on 'branding' rather than more substantial things. Blakecoin has a pretty solid bunch of backers, very reliable developers and cosmetics should not be necessary.

Gamers coins are doing well, but a person has to notice what is going on.

There is no question that 'online games' whatever you want to call it is a major niche. But the important thing about games is not the game but the algorithm. I've argued this a lot on the hunter thread and it's important that more people understand it.

In any economy, but especially crypto, a decentralized economy, distribution is extremely important.

Mining a coin that requires hardware or technical knowledge eliminates about 90+ % of the world from even trying it.

Mining that is done through a real human activity, using the human brain or whatever, if adaptable across languages, cultures etc, is the ideal algorithm.

The jump from regular 'mining' to 'human' mining will be bigger than the jump from fiat to crypto. If the process is done ethically and intelligently it will level all economies eventually.

If you look outside the crypto world, outsiders will step in when they see responsible development of a technology that may have significant social benefit. Compare the news articles written about mazacoin, hundreds of articles, in the nyt and other major papers, to news articles on the average shitcoin, dozens of articles in cryptocoinnewsorwhatever.com

Huntercoin has a strong history in this area, and its association with namecoin is important, even if namecoin has plummeted recently.

Blakecoin should break away from the crowded pack and go more in huntercoin's direction. a game coin, or a coin that involves some human activity, maybe more productive than a game, and generates coins to any human who can simply prove they are human. Of course that last part touches on ai which is ultimately much more important than the currency side of crypto.

Yes I also noticed that gamers coins for this time are going well. And the game aspect is very important. I agree with you.

I like this coin name. It sounds cool. And previously I hadn't thought that someone who named Blake had named the coin after himself  

But if you're insinuating to re-branding. Rebranding must to be only with new development accordingly to new name. To switch new name to the long term.

As to me Blake need more actual use and more promotion. Anyway it's a good long term coin with a lot of potential.

thanks for letting me know will always try to fix asap  

fingers crossed it fixes the issue for more than 24hrs 

Nice work! Quick as always.

looking into it now

Edit:
checking logs may take a little longer to be back online ~30 mins

Edit2:
think I got it waiting for wallets to sync then need to sort shares/payouts ~5-10mins should be back online  

reduced some rates so let me know if you get connection issues but should be fine  

Error 500 again on EU3.

wow its long time...online