I'm not going to post updated versions of this regularly.
You wouldn't need to if we had a forum API!
Topic: Dump of posts (Read 1758 times)
You wouldn't need to if we had a forum API!
Weird how every site lists it at like 96.7MB but RapidShare says "101.42 MB" and then I start the download and it's only 96.7MB!
Rapidshare is using decimal prefixes and everyone else is using binary prefixes.
Weird how every site lists it at like 96.7MB but RapidShare says "101.42 MB" and then I start the download and it's only 96.7MB!
Rapidshare is using decimal prefixes and everyone else is using binary prefixes.
Sweet!
Weird how every site lists it at like 96.7MB but RapidShare says "101.42 MB" and then I start the download and it's only 96.7MB!
Weird how every site lists it at like 96.7MB but RapidShare says "101.42 MB" and then I start the download and it's only 96.7MB!
I was unable to download this from any of the FOUR sites linked.. can someone provide a (private) plain HTTP link or torrent to this? I can mirror it once I have a copy.
Sure.http://maged.lordaeron.org/bitcointalk/Bitcoin_Forum_posts_dump_Apr_3_2012.7z
Edit: Based on how few people have read this post, it looks like I'll be okay on bandwidth. I'll only have a problem after a few thousand downloads/month.
Thanks.
Before I download the whole thing, what format is it in? csv, sql, etc
It's tab-separated values.
First couple of lines:
Code:
ID_MSG ID_TOPIC ID_BOARD ID_MEMBER posterName posterTime ID_MSG_MODIFIED modifiedTime modifiedName icon smileysEnabled subject body
28 5 1 3 satoshi 1258913068 28 0 xx 1 Welcome to the new Bitcoin forum! Welcome to the new Bitcoin forum!
The old forum can still be reached here:
http://bitcoin.sourceforge.net/boards/index.php
I'll repost some selected threads here and add updated answers to questions where I can.
FAQ
http://bitcoin.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?page=FAQ
Download
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/
29 6 1 3 satoshi 1258914704 29 0 xx 1 Repost: Bitcoin Maturation --------------------
bitcoinbitcoin:
Bitcoin Maturation
Posted:Thu 01 of Oct, 2009 (14:12 UTC)
From the user's perspective the bitcoin maturation process can be broken down into 8 stages.
1. The initial network transaction that occurs when you first click Generate Coins.
2. The time between that initial network transaction and when the bitcoin entry is ready to appear in the All Transactions list.
3. The change of the bitcoin entry from outside the All Transaction field to inside it.
4. The time between when the bitcoin appears in the All Transfers list and when the Description is ready to change to Generated (50.00 matures in x more blocks).
5. The change of the Description to Generated (50.00 matures in x more blocks).
6. The time between when the Description says Generated (50.00 matures in x more blocks) to when it is ready to change to Generated.
7 The change of the Description to Generated.
8. The time after the Description has changed to Generated.
Which stages require network connectivity, significant local CPU usage and or significant remote CPU usage? Do any of these stages have names?
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sirius-m:
Re: Bitcoin Maturation
Posted:Thu 22 of Oct, 2009 (02:36 UTC)
As far as I know, there's no network transaction when you click Generate Coins - your computer just starts calculating the next proof-of-work. The CPU usage is 100% when you're generating coins.
In this example, the network connection is used when you broadcast the information about the proof-of-work block you've created (that which entitles you to the new coin). Generating coins successfully requires constant connectivity, so that you can start working on the next block when someone gets the current block before you.
28 5 1 3 satoshi 1258913068 28 0 xx 1 Welcome to the new Bitcoin forum! Welcome to the new Bitcoin forum!
The old forum can still be reached here:
http://bitcoin.sourceforge.net/boards/index.php
I'll repost some selected threads here and add updated answers to questions where I can.
FAQ
http://bitcoin.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php?page=FAQ
Download
http://sourceforge.net/projects/bitcoin/files/
29 6 1 3 satoshi 1258914704 29 0 xx 1 Repost: Bitcoin Maturation --------------------
bitcoinbitcoin:
Bitcoin Maturation
Posted:Thu 01 of Oct, 2009 (14:12 UTC)
From the user's perspective the bitcoin maturation process can be broken down into 8 stages.
1. The initial network transaction that occurs when you first click Generate Coins.
2. The time between that initial network transaction and when the bitcoin entry is ready to appear in the All Transactions list.
3. The change of the bitcoin entry from outside the All Transaction field to inside it.
4. The time between when the bitcoin appears in the All Transfers list and when the Description is ready to change to Generated (50.00 matures in x more blocks).
5. The change of the Description to Generated (50.00 matures in x more blocks).
6. The time between when the Description says Generated (50.00 matures in x more blocks) to when it is ready to change to Generated.
7 The change of the Description to Generated.
8. The time after the Description has changed to Generated.
Which stages require network connectivity, significant local CPU usage and or significant remote CPU usage? Do any of these stages have names?
--------------------
sirius-m:
Re: Bitcoin Maturation
Posted:Thu 22 of Oct, 2009 (02:36 UTC)
As far as I know, there's no network transaction when you click Generate Coins - your computer just starts calculating the next proof-of-work. The CPU usage is 100% when you're generating coins.
In this example, the network connection is used when you broadcast the information about the proof-of-work block you've created (that which entitles you to the new coin). Generating coins successfully requires constant connectivity, so that you can start working on the next block when someone gets the current block before you.
I was unable to download this from any of the FOUR sites linked.. can someone provide a (private) plain HTTP link or torrent to this? I can mirror it once I have a copy.
the rapidshare mirror works fine for me
I was unable to download this from any of the FOUR sites linked.. can someone provide a (private) plain HTTP link or torrent to this? I can mirror it once I have a copy.
Before I download the whole thing, what format is it in? csv, sql, etc
Cool!
Someone asked for a dump of all forum posts. Here it is (minus posts in restricted sections):
http://uploadmirrors.com/download/2JWDLDGR/Bitcoin_Forum_posts_dump_Apr_3_2012.7z
SHA-256 hash: 92C12F9FC75B3D58C87B6802C6F6392F22615BDAF24D22A1E83CE0109347103D
I'm not going to post updated versions of this regularly.
http://uploadmirrors.com/download/2JWDLDGR/Bitcoin_Forum_posts_dump_Apr_3_2012.7z
SHA-256 hash: 92C12F9FC75B3D58C87B6802C6F6392F22615BDAF24D22A1E83CE0109347103D
I'm not going to post updated versions of this regularly.
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