Topic: [ANN][ICO] 🍕EOS.Pizza 🍕- The Community for Airdrops - Proof of Slice formula - page 3. (Read 2596 times)
March 26, 2018, 05:46:21 AM
I'm confused. In the end, is the radius in this formula necessary, or not? Why was it necessary to divide the total number of tokens into parts?
March 26, 2018, 05:45:34 AM
r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but
can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
Yes, I saw. But I'm still embarrassed by what's written there. "The radius can be any size." Well, what is this? that is, there is a randomizer, which at a particular stage assigns different values to the radius?can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
March 26, 2018, 05:44:02 AM
r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but
can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
Yes, I saw. But I'm still embarrassed by what's written there. "The radius can be any size." Well, what is this? that is, there is a randomizer, which at a particular stage assigns different values to the radius?can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
March 26, 2018, 05:43:04 AM
r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but
can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
Yes, I saw. But I'm still embarrassed by what's written there. "The radius can be any size." Well, what is this? that is, there is a randomizer, which at a particular stage assigns different values to the radius?can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
March 26, 2018, 05:42:05 AM
r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but
can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
Yes, I saw. But I'm still embarrassed by what's written there. "The radius can be any size." Well, what is this? that is, there is a randomizer, which at a particular stage assigns different values to the radius? can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
March 26, 2018, 05:40:40 AM
r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but
can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
In fact, the radius and number of Pi replaces in this algorithm the sum of all stakes that are available in a particular project, and that's all. can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
March 26, 2018, 05:39:15 AM
r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but
can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
can be of any size.
In the OGSI draft spec (page 5) it is suggested to use for r the
total distribution stake for the EOS.Pizza community. The Proof of Slice
factor is being amended for every donating member in the OGSI file.
March 26, 2018, 05:38:22 AM
Stop! Did you find the white paper and were surprised? what happens in you? Are you guys okay, or maybe help you with something else?
We are not just surprised to find a white paper (although I'm surprised to be honest). We are glad that now we will be able to find an answer to the question raised earlierI can seem boring, but it does not differ from a number of other algorithms
March 26, 2018, 05:37:06 AM
Stop! Did you find the white paper and were surprised? what happens in you? Are you guys okay, or maybe help you with something else?
We are not just surprised to find a white paper (although I'm surprised to be honest). We are glad that now we will be able to find an answer to the question raised earlier March 26, 2018, 05:35:37 AM
Stop! Did you find the white paper and were surprised? what happens in you? Are you guys okay, or maybe help you with something else?
March 26, 2018, 05:34:44 AM
friends, it seems I began to understand what the radius means in the formula that the developers came up with. Recently, in these comments, the question was raised that nothing is clear
Please continue!I participated in that discussion, we agreed that the white paper was written in a ridiculous manner and does not carry a semantic load
Dazuxa, watch this! It is real whitepaper.
When we read the site information, there are a little link in the corner of a screen. That is it, look at the 4th paragraph
March 26, 2018, 05:32:54 AM
friends, it seems I began to understand what the radius means in the formula that the developers came up with. Recently, in these comments, the question was raised that nothing is clear
Please continue!I participated in that discussion, we agreed that the white paper was written in a ridiculous manner and does not carry a semantic load
And why do not you understand him? it's very simple, I think.
March 26, 2018, 05:30:21 AM
friends, it seems I began to understand what the radius means in the formula that the developers came up with. Recently, in these comments, the question was raised that nothing is clear
Please continue!I participated in that discussion, we agreed that the white paper was written in a ridiculous manner and does not carry a semantic load
March 26, 2018, 05:29:03 AM
friends, it seems I began to understand what the radius means in the formula that the developers came up with. Recently, in these comments, the question was raised that nothing is clear
March 26, 2018, 03:30:39 AM
Good afternoon)
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
(Almost) 8 years ago a guy named Laszlo offered 10,000 Bitcoin to get him a pizza. On BTC ATH last year that would have been $ 200,000,000. It's the first physical good transaction of Bitcoin and is now a story of mythical proportions. Check out the original thread here.
What is the minimum purchase?
What is the maximum purchase?
min. purchase 0.05 ETH - max. purchase 4999 ETH
I want to know about this…
What will I get in exchange?
How will the EPS be distributed?
Core Team 3.5% 35 million EPS
Advisors 1.25% 12.5 million EPS
Bounty program 0.25% 2.5 million EPS
What do the elements of the formula mean?
Proof of Slice = ∈ ℝ ℝ ⋅ π ⋅ r2
π is equivalent to the amount of area a circle would take up in a square of equal width with an area of 4 square units, roughly 3.14159. r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but can be of any size.
What are the goals of the token?
March 26, 2018, 03:30:18 AM
Good afternoon)
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
(Almost) 8 years ago a guy named Laszlo offered 10,000 Bitcoin to get him a pizza. On BTC ATH last year that would have been $ 200,000,000. It's the first physical good transaction of Bitcoin and is now a story of mythical proportions. Check out the original thread here.
What is the minimum purchase?
What is the maximum purchase?
min. purchase 0.05 ETH - max. purchase 4999 ETH
I want to know about this…
What will I get in exchange?
How will the EPS be distributed?
Core Team 3.5% 35 million EPS
Advisors 1.25% 12.5 million EPS
Bounty program 0.25% 2.5 million EPS
What do the elements of the formula mean?
Proof of Slice = ∈ ℝ ℝ ⋅ π ⋅ r2
π is equivalent to the amount of area a circle would take up in a square of equal width with an area of 4 square units, roughly 3.14159. r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but can be of any size.
What are the goals of the token?
March 26, 2018, 03:14:49 AM
Good afternoon)
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
(Almost) 8 years ago a guy named Laszlo offered 10,000 Bitcoin to get him a pizza. On BTC ATH last year that would have been $ 200,000,000. It's the first physical good transaction of Bitcoin and is now a story of mythical proportions. Check out the original thread here.
What is the minimum purchase?
What is the maximum purchase?
min. purchase 0.05 ETH - max. purchase 4999 ETH
I want to know about this…
What will I get in exchange?
How will the EPS be distributed?
Core Team 3.5% 35 million EPS
Advisors 1.25% 12.5 million EPS
Bounty program 0.25% 2.5 million EPS
What do the elements of the formula mean?
Proof of Slice = ∈ ℝ ℝ ⋅ π ⋅ r2
π is equivalent to the amount of area a circle would take up in a square of equal width with an area of 4 square units, roughly 3.14159. r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but can be of any size.
March 26, 2018, 03:03:23 AM
Good afternoon)
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
(Almost) 8 years ago a guy named Laszlo offered 10,000 Bitcoin to get him a pizza. On BTC ATH last year that would have been $ 200,000,000. It's the first physical good transaction of Bitcoin and is now a story of mythical proportions. Check out the original thread here.
What is the minimum purchase?
What is the maximum purchase?
min. purchase 0.05 ETH - max. purchase 4999 ETH
I want to know about this…
What will I get in exchange?
How will the EPS be distributed?
Core Team 3.5% 35 million EPS
Advisors 1.25% 12.5 million EPS
Bounty program 0.25% 2.5 million EPS
What do the elements of the formula mean?
Proof of Slice = ∈ ℝ ℝ ⋅ π ⋅ r2
π is equivalent to the amount of area a circle would take up in a square of equal width with an area of 4 square units, roughly 3.14159. r is the radius of the circle, being in this case the EOS.Pizza, but can be of any size.
March 26, 2018, 03:03:06 AM
Good afternoon)
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
(Almost) 8 years ago a guy named Laszlo offered 10,000 Bitcoin to get him a pizza. On BTC ATH last year that would have been $ 200,000,000. It's the first physical good transaction of Bitcoin and is now a story of mythical proportions. Check out the original thread here.
What is the minimum purchase?
What is the maximum purchase?
min. purchase 0.05 ETH - max. purchase 4999 ETH
I want to know about this…
What will I get in exchange?
How will the EPS be distributed?
Core Team 3.5% 35 million EPS
Advisors 1.25% 12.5 million EPS
Bounty program 0.25% 2.5 million EPS
What do the elements of the formula mean?
Proof of Slice = ∈ ℝ ℝ ⋅ π ⋅ r2
March 26, 2018, 03:02:45 AM
Good afternoon)
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
I'm interested in your project))
I would like to know about the history of your project…
What is the Bitcoin Pizza Story?
(Almost) 8 years ago a guy named Laszlo offered 10,000 Bitcoin to get him a pizza. On BTC ATH last year that would have been $ 200,000,000. It's the first physical good transaction of Bitcoin and is now a story of mythical proportions. Check out the original thread here.
What is the minimum purchase?
What is the maximum purchase?
min. purchase 0.05 ETH - max. purchase 4999 ETH
I want to know about this…
What will I get in exchange?
How will the EPS be distributed?
Core Team 3.5% 35 million EPS
Advisors 1.25% 12.5 million EPS
Bounty program 0.25% 2.5 million EPS
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