Can you make sure the windows wallet will work on a 32bit computer 
thanks
thanksMine is 32-bit, so yeah
Topic: [ANN][SIM] Simcoin - A Simple Coin - page 12. (Read 157678 times)
Mine is 32-bit, so yeah
Can you make sure the windows wallet will work on a 32bit computer thanks
thanks 
But please show me what I invested in lol
What, you missed the last test? Should come here more often
Next one will be somewhere in September.
But please show me what I invested in lol
What, you missed the last test? Should come here more often
Next one will be somewhere in September.
I like your confidence about SimCoin! 
That's because I've seen it work
Unless I missed some fatal flaw, it will rock.
I like your confidence about SimCoin!
That's because I've seen it work
Unless I missed some fatal flaw, it will rock.
I didn't read your answer there. I like your confidence about SimCoin!
Distribution update
254 accounts own simcoins now vs 210 after the IPO.
The top 10 accounts own 21.26% vs 21.25% on July 20.
Progress report
Not much of a progress this week, had to take care of some real life stuff.
Nevertheless, did a major refactoring of the Heart (that's the main module that is responsible for transaction consensus). Simplified a lot, transactions are now not individual tasks anymore, but simple objects inside the Heart, this should also improve performance. Fixed a few bugs. Transaction Pipeline diagram updated to reflect all the changes.
So we are now on the homestretch before the first complete version of the core.
This is supposed to be a bare-minimum system, but with all the main functionality in place:
- encrypted network protocol
- time sync
- secure, encrypted vault
- account registration
- 'send' transaction
- fast and reliable consensus
- bootstrapping
- reorg
- arbitrary history truncation
- compact database
- client subscription/account info
I estimate that although some parts might take a bit longer, the core itself should be ready by the end of September (assuming no major interruptions, of course - things happen, you know).
Node's codebase is currently 12,500 lines of code, all the cryptographic code (blake, salsa, ed25519) takes about 3,000 lines. Also, some parts are still messy, with lots of "this should probably…"-style comments, so I expect it to shrink even further.
254 accounts own simcoins now vs 210 after the IPO.
The top 10 accounts own 21.26% vs 21.25% on July 20.
Progress report
Not much of a progress this week, had to take care of some real life stuff.
Nevertheless, did a major refactoring of the Heart (that's the main module that is responsible for transaction consensus). Simplified a lot, transactions are now not individual tasks anymore, but simple objects inside the Heart, this should also improve performance. Fixed a few bugs. Transaction Pipeline diagram updated to reflect all the changes.
So we are now on the homestretch before the first complete version of the core.
This is supposed to be a bare-minimum system, but with all the main functionality in place:
- encrypted network protocol
- time sync
- secure, encrypted vault
- account registration
- 'send' transaction
- fast and reliable consensus
- bootstrapping
- reorg
- arbitrary history truncation
- compact database
- client subscription/account info
I estimate that although some parts might take a bit longer, the core itself should be ready by the end of September (assuming no major interruptions, of course - things happen, you know).
Node's codebase is currently 12,500 lines of code, all the cryptographic code (blake, salsa, ed25519) takes about 3,000 lines. Also, some parts are still messy, with lots of "this should probably…"-style comments, so I expect it to shrink even further.
I don't want to hear about crypto not trying to supersede majority of money transactions in the world.
I guess if you lived a century ago you would go to Wright brothers and tell them that you are very upset they do not build their planes to be able to fly to Mars...
I don't want to hear about crypto not trying to supersede majority of money transactions in the world.
I guess if you lived a century ago you would go to Wright brothers and tell them that you are very upset they do not build their planes to be able to fly to Mars...
Is it possible to have (and exceed) the TPS of Visa?
No crypto will be able to match Visa any time soon.
Luckily, it will also probably not be needed in the nearest future.
Yes, but 100 bytes * 30,000 tps = 3MB/s. Which brings me to thoughts about decentralized currencies having decentralized hierarchy.
30,000 TPS is a ridiculous number.
And at 100 TPS it will be just 10 Kb/sec.
I don't want to hear about crypto not trying to supersede majority of money transactions in the world.
Is it possible to have (and exceed) the TPS of Visa?
No crypto will be able to match Visa any time soon.
Luckily, it will also probably not be needed in the nearest future.
Yes, but 100 bytes * 30,000 tps = 3MB/s. Which brings me to thoughts about decentralized currencies having decentralized hierarchy.
30,000 TPS is a ridiculous number.
And at 100 TPS it will be just 10 Kb/sec.
What speed of transactions it will have?
My design goal is "at least 100 transactions per second with confirmation time under 1 second".
Is it possible to have (and exceed) the TPS of Visa?
By the way, transaction size:
* Bitcoin: 250 bytes (although it can easily reach 5-10 Kb, depending on the number of inputs and outputs)
* NXT: 160 bytes
* SIM: 96 bytes
Not bad.
Yes, but 100 bytes * 30,000 tps = 3MB/s. Which brings me to thoughts about decentralized currencies having decentralized hierarchy. * Bitcoin: 250 bytes (although it can easily reach 5-10 Kb, depending on the number of inputs and outputs)
* NXT: 160 bytes
* SIM: 96 bytes
Not bad.
It seems that it will become a good coin.
https://nxtforum.org/general-discussion/public-key-for-fresh-accounts-this-is-a-wrong-decision/
Quote from: _mr_e
why in the world wasn't that done from day one???
Indeed.
i don't get it ^
Code:
class Thread
{
protected: HANDLE h;
public:
virtual void run(){ }
bool start(){ h = (HANDLE)_beginthread(Run, 0, this); return (h > 0); }
static void __cdecl Run(void *obj){ ((Thread*)obj)->run(); }
};
Ain't this class a beauty?
Thanks for your support, guys
Most coins promise so many features and breakthroughs and shills try to hype them.
I have invested in some of them too but when SIM will ROI like BTC and NXT I will be again the one who saw it again.
The rest can go follow stupid pump & dumpers at twitter and NXT AE..
I have invested in some of them too but when SIM will ROI like BTC and NXT I will be again the one who saw it again.
The rest can go follow stupid pump & dumpers at twitter and NXT AE..
Well said
Most coins promise so many features and breakthroughs and shills try to hype them.
I have invested in some of them too but when SIM will ROI like BTC and NXT I will be again the one who saw it again.
The rest can go follow stupid pump & dumpers at twitter and NXT AE..
I have invested in some of them too but when SIM will ROI like BTC and NXT I will be again the one who saw it again.
The rest can go follow stupid pump & dumpers at twitter and NXT AE..
+1
I'm with you on that!
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