Lab Rat Data Processing, LLC (LabRatMining) Official Announcement - page 127.

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Quote from: bigasic on January 27, 2014, 03:26:44 PM

I need help from the LR community. I've already reached out to LR and ill talk to him further when he gets back from the show, but Im starting an online call in radio show regarding bitcoin and I want to start the show off with some really good guests. I've tried Gavin (no go) and havent heard back from some others. If any of you have connections with anyone that is big in bitcoin, I would love to hear from you via pm.

I want the first 4 shows to be off the charts as far as guests.. This will be a call in radio show that will be streamed live via the internet and also saved for podcasts. Also, I would like some ideas for the first 4 shows..

Thanks for your help...

My primary in interest in cryptocurrencies has always been the potential they have for releasing the monetary stranglehold on the citizens of many developing nations, not to mention developed nations! (but like global warming in arctic regions, the impact of change will be felt most at the fringes). I imagine, when used as a currency/commodity, bitcoin will change millions of otherwise impoverished people's lives in countless positive ways. People who have so much to contribute but simply lack the opportunity.

There were brilliant minds that we never had the chance to hear from because they starved to death, or were part of the millions who needlessly died from war or disease, or live now, hopeless. Think of the power of a high school education -- something most of us take for granted, but most of the planet lacks. Bitcoin can change this... or at least be a catalyst for change.

To me, this matters most, so of course I'd love to encourage you to speak on the changes that not only bitcoin, but the bitcoin community can make. These times are the initial conditions...

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Quote from: bigasic on January 27, 2014, 03:26:44 PM

I need help from the LR community. I've already reached out to LR and ill talk to him further when he gets back from the show, but Im starting an online call in radio show regarding bitcoin and I want to start the show off with some really good guests. I've tried Gavin (no go) and havent heard back from some others. If any of you have connections with anyone that is big in bitcoin, I would love to hear from you via pm.

I want the first 4 shows to be off the charts as far as guests.. This will be a call in radio show that will be streamed live via the internet and also saved for podcasts. Also, I would like some ideas for the first 4 shows..

Thanks for your help...

Broad Categories:

Future of Bitcoin
... What will really increase it's adoption.
... What is the trend.
... Bitcoin and Wall Street (Winklevoss bro's and BTC Fund)

Mining
... Difficulty
... Trend towards centralized mining and the impact
... Specific companies
... Cloud mining or mining farms

CryptoCurrency in general.
... Actually revolutionary or not.
... AltCoins adoption.. which is #2..and any up and comers.

Governmental and Banking Responses
... Influences (e.g. MtGox and KYC)
... China government & banks

Also, I think a very interesting & useful category would be one that explores what unique or new opportunities bitcoin brings... new businesses and/or careers and/or investment opportunities.
Interview people that have made new businesses that did not exist before bitcoin. And what new technologies might come out of it that will lead to even more business opportunities - perhaps one's that are only just popping up on the radar of business minded minds.

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I need help from the LR community. I've already reached out to LR and ill talk to him further when he gets back from the show, but Im starting an online call in radio show regarding bitcoin and I want to start the show off with some really good guests. I've tried Gavin (no go) and havent heard back from some others. If any of you have connections with anyone that is big in bitcoin, I would love to hear from you via pm.

I want the first 4 shows to be off the charts as far as guests.. This will be a call in radio show that will be streamed live via the internet and also saved for podcasts. Also, I would like some ideas for the first 4 shows..

Thanks for your help...

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tremendous lack of keyboards in Miami it seems.

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I was an over payment as well, have been away for the long weekend and just noticed it.

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Quote from: M31 on January 26, 2014, 11:33:25 PM

Wonder if we could do it like this:

Sidenote: Yesterday I made a substantial (for me) purchase at Tigerdirect.com using BTC. I want to support merchants like this as much as possible to encourage adoption, and I needed some parts, so it all came together. What I found really cool about the transaction (as compared to the many I've done before in BTC with other online retailers) was that it could send information to bitcoin-qt. Basically, I click on pay, it opens bitcoin-qt with the amount and the address all filled in, and I simply hit send! It was too frakken easy! ...which made me think of the LRM trading problem

Trading site has a database of BTC wallet addresses and bonds associated with addresses, and record of values.

Trading site holds no BTC so LRM is not transmitting anything.

With only that data, wouldn't it be possible to use a system similar to TD to send BTC between users? It wouldn't be full auto for buying, in that I couldn't leave a bid in and wait for the price to drop, but even in full manual mode, it's better than nothing (it could email me, making for semi-auto mode).

Example of selling:

The site knows how many bonds I have listed to sell and at what price.

If someone wishes to buy, the site will go through the transaction with them, and watch for BTC being deposited in my listed wallet before updating my bond status.

Tha's the easy part, and that's because already done in my test.

Quote from: M31 on January 26, 2014, 11:33:25 PM

Example of buying:

The site knows how many bonds I wish to buy and at what price, but has no idea of how many bitcoins I have - it doesn't need to.

I put in a buy order. The site generates an amount of BTC (with last 4 digits random) and offers the option to do as TD did, that is, load up bitcoin-qt with the relevant info, or allow me to manually perform the transaction.

Bitcoin-qt loads up and I hit send. Or I send manually.

Site watches receiving wallet address. As soon as the BTC is verified, it makes an adjustment to my bond number, as well as to the sellers.

For the admin, the site can generate a list of addresses and amounts to be paid out on div day (in an easy to use format for when LR is absent).

Also, with all of this data, making plots should be pretty simple.

Can anyone here do this?

What do you think LR? Unless you have something planned, does this get around the transmission problem, yet still keep things fluid and simple enough?

When you want to buy maybe there is no info about you in the system, no btc address or mail, yo set a bid with your mail and if any sellet wants to accept it we must block this bid and send you a mail with the seller address, then you have some time (hours) to make the payment. After that the system check the blockchain, the same way where selling, and when the payment is made update seller's shares and create new buyer address and store shares or update the amount if buyer already exists.

As you say there must be a manual as localbitcoin does. I can't figure an auto mode to buying side.

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M31

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Wonder if we could do it like this:

Sidenote: Yesterday I made a substantial (for me) purchase at Tigerdirect.com using BTC. I want to support merchants like this as much as possible to encourage adoption, and I needed some parts, so it all came together. What I found really cool about the transaction (as compared to the many I've done before in BTC with other online retailers) was that it could send information to bitcoin-qt. Basically, I click on pay, it opens bitcoin-qt with the amount and the address all filled in, and I simply hit send! It was too frakken easy! ...which made me think of the LRM trading problem

Trading site has a database of BTC wallet addresses and bonds associated with addresses, and record of values.

Trading site holds no BTC so LRM is not transmitting anything.

With only that data, wouldn't it be possible to use a system similar to TD to send BTC between users? It wouldn't be full auto for buying, in that I couldn't leave a bid in and wait for the price to drop, but even in full manual mode, it's better than nothing (it could email me, making for semi-auto mode).

Example of selling:

The site knows how many bonds I have listed to sell and at what price.

If someone wishes to buy, the site will go through the transaction with them, and watch for BTC being deposited in my listed wallet before updating my bond status.

Example of buying:

The site knows how many bonds I wish to buy and at what price, but has no idea of how many bitcoins I have - it doesn't need to.

I put in a buy order. The site generates an amount of BTC (with last 4 digits random) and offers the option to do as TD did, that is, load up bitcoin-qt with the relevant info, or allow me to manually perform the transaction.

Bitcoin-qt loads up and I hit send. Or I send manually.

Site watches receiving wallet address. As soon as the BTC is verified, it makes an adjustment to my bond number, as well as to the sellers.

For the admin, the site can generate a list of addresses and amounts to be paid out on div day (in an easy to use format for when LR is absent).

Also, with all of this data, making plots should be pretty simple.

Can anyone here do this?

What do you think LR? Unless you have something planned, does this get around the transmission problem, yet still keep things fluid and simple enough?

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https://www.havelockinvestments.com

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Quote from: Endlessa on January 26, 2014, 03:16:17 PM

Quote from: levi on January 26, 2014, 04:45:29 AM

Quote from: BKM on January 26, 2014, 02:17:09 AM

Quote from: levi on January 26, 2014, 02:01:44 AM

I could at least put together a web app that can serve as a master share list and payment spreadsheet exporter that LabRat and grnbrg can use to prevent stuff like this happening in the future.

Could you code up a CEX.IO style set up or at least lead a team that can? CEX.IO desperately needs some competition and I think we have the resources and need to give it some..... lets turn a problem into an opportunity

I could put down the framework for share count management pretty easily, but it'd be a much greater amount of work to get that system up to share trading, and then significantly more to bring it to the level of polish that CEX.IO have. I imagine their development team is reasonably large.

I might take a look around and see if there's some existing framework I can build on top of, or at least find a system with everything already thought out, so I can use that as a model to create our own. Security and reliability would be my biggest worries if we were to try and get our own platform running.

It should be easily doable with shell script, csv output from the spread sheet, bitcoind, and the amount of BTC to payout. It could even have some safety checks to make sure nobody fat-fingers some extra digits, output the results for review, and Confirm. I'd use a linux live cd/usb, so the system is only online when payments are being made. I'm kind of shocked this simple mech isn't in place. This is a digital currency, humans are not needed for the maths lol.

Any idea when we might get those announcement clarifications from LR? or is that keyboard shortage in Miami more epic then we thought? Cheesy

hehe

Actually setup a "Payouts wallet" the program can get balance from and auto split it, then you just keep the spread sheet/future share list application up to date. I wouldn't put the payout system on a website, it would instantly become a huge target.

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Quote from: brox on January 26, 2014, 03:10:09 PM

Quote from: vitruvio on January 26, 2014, 11:26:38 AM

Quote from: fractal02 on January 26, 2014, 07:57:11 AM

In fact we can't blame the employee...shit happens...

But this shows the need of an exchange.

LabRat, you know Dave, ask him about Picostock.
It's not perfect, it's not CEX.IO but it work.

I've started to code a site to exhange lrm shares, based on bitcoin transactions to check if the payment has made, half of the work (sell side) was made and part of buy side (that need to send a email to the buyer to confirm that he still interested in the buying and make the payment in a certain time) I showed the site to grnbrg and I don't even know if he reported to LabRat, anyway no one showed interest by the site and once I checked that I can code the idea that had in my head my interest for the project was gone and I never ended it.

http://lrm.esy.es/

Regards

Not bad! Haven't tried sql injections yet, but looks pretty good. One inconvenience I noticed is if your wallet is encrypted, it turns out to be insane to enter passwords on every transaction to sign messages. Perhaps keep status in session?

How many trasactions will you make? one a day ? look at the share trading thread, the idea is to automate this procedure not pretend to be an exchange site, you can login and your address will keep remembered and yes maybe a little paranoid but when you want to sell or buy the is no doubt you want to "sell x shares @ 0.xxx" if you sign it, of course you can regret and delete it singning antoher message.

Hard to make sql injection with prepared statements, maybe my coding skills are not enough to secure the site and of course can be improved, this is only an example of how can do the share exchange with LRM no to hold any money, the exchange is made p2p, the site only count the movements. And there is many aspect to refine, there is no history with timestamp of when every status changes, if there is some complain, etc

Code:

$stmt = $db->prepare("INSERT INTO market (type,buyer,quantity,price,email) values (2,:buyer,:quantity,:price,:email)");
$stmt->bindValue(':buyer', $buyer, PDO::PARAM_STR);
$stmt->bindValue(':quantity', $amount_to_buy, PDO::PARAM_INT);
$stmt->bindValue(':price', $buy_price, PDO::PARAM_INT);
$stmt->bindValue(':email', $buy_email, PDO::PARAM_STR);
$success = $stmt->execute();

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Quote from: levi on January 26, 2014, 04:45:29 AM

Quote from: BKM on January 26, 2014, 02:17:09 AM

Quote from: levi on January 26, 2014, 02:01:44 AM

I could at least put together a web app that can serve as a master share list and payment spreadsheet exporter that LabRat and grnbrg can use to prevent stuff like this happening in the future.

Could you code up a CEX.IO style set up or at least lead a team that can? CEX.IO desperately needs some competition and I think we have the resources and need to give it some..... lets turn a problem into an opportunity

I could put down the framework for share count management pretty easily, but it'd be a much greater amount of work to get that system up to share trading, and then significantly more to bring it to the level of polish that CEX.IO have. I imagine their development team is reasonably large.

I might take a look around and see if there's some existing framework I can build on top of, or at least find a system with everything already thought out, so I can use that as a model to create our own. Security and reliability would be my biggest worries if we were to try and get our own platform running.

It should be easily doable with shell script, csv output from the spread sheet, bitcoind, and the amount of BTC to payout. It could even have some safety checks to make sure nobody fat-fingers some extra digits, output the results for review, and Confirm. I'd use a linux live cd/usb, so the system is only online when payments are being made. I'm kind of shocked this simple mech isn't in place. This is a digital currency, humans are not needed for the maths lol.

Any idea when we might get those announcement clarifications from LR? or is that keyboard shortage in Miami more epic then we thought? Cheesy

hehe

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Quote from: vitruvio on January 26, 2014, 11:26:38 AM

Quote from: fractal02 on January 26, 2014, 07:57:11 AM

In fact we can't blame the employee...shit happens...

But this shows the need of an exchange.

LabRat, you know Dave, ask him about Picostock.
It's not perfect, it's not CEX.IO but it work.

I've started to code a site to exhange lrm shares, based on bitcoin transactions to check if the payment has made, half of the work (sell side) was made and part of buy side (that need to send a email to the buyer to confirm that he still interested in the buying and make the payment in a certain time) I showed the site to grnbrg and I don't even know if he reported to LabRat, anyway no one showed interest by the site and once I checked that I can code the idea that had in my head my interest for the project was gone and I never ended it.

http://lrm.esy.es/

Regards

Not bad! Haven't tried sql injections yet, but looks pretty good. One inconvenience I noticed is if your wallet is encrypted, it turns out to be insane to enter passwords on every transaction to sign messages. Perhaps keep status in session?

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Quote from: fractal02 on January 26, 2014, 07:57:11 AM

In fact we can't blame the employee...shit happens...

But this shows the need of an exchange.

LabRat, you know Dave, ask him about Picostock.
It's not perfect, it's not CEX.IO but it work.

I've started to code a site to exhange lrm shares, based on bitcoin transactions to check if the payment has made, half of the work (sell side) was made and part of buy side (that need to send a email to the buyer to confirm that he still interested in the buying and make the payment in a certain time) I showed the site to grnbrg and I don't even know if he reported to LabRat, anyway no one showed interest by the site and once I checked that I can code the idea that had in my head my interest for the project was gone and I never ended it.

http://lrm.esy.es/

Regards

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Shares that were over-paid become untradeable until they either return the over-payment, or until dividends make up the over-payment.

Simple, effective.
[/quote]

+1

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$Profile photo of fractal02$

In fact we can't blame the employee...shit happens...

But this shows the need of an exchange.

LabRat, you know Dave, ask him about Picostock.
It's not perfect, it's not CEX.IO but it work.

goddardnet

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Just woke up to this....

I owe 0.00209723 (thought Christmas had come late!).

I can send back but there is a fee of 0.0001BTC (around 5% of the owed amount).

For us small bond holder and 'new to the party guys' can there be a cut off, say 0.1 BTC where over payments are taken out of next weeks divs?

Happy to send back, Just a thought

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Quote from: brox on January 26, 2014, 03:37:57 AM

this mess would never happen if LR hired a programmer from India for $5 and created fully automated payments system. It takes only some 10 hrs to code such platform.
Stone age...

Sure, if you can trust a $5 programmer from india not to steal $100k of bitcoins.

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Quote from: BKM on January 26, 2014, 02:17:09 AM

Quote from: levi on January 26, 2014, 02:01:44 AM

I could at least put together a web app that can serve as a master share list and payment spreadsheet exporter that LabRat and grnbrg can use to prevent stuff like this happening in the future.

Could you code up a CEX.IO style set up or at least lead a team that can? CEX.IO desperately needs some competition and I think we have the resources and need to give it some..... lets turn a problem into an opportunity

I could put down the framework for share count management pretty easily, but it'd be a much greater amount of work to get that system up to share trading, and then significantly more to bring it to the level of polish that CEX.IO have. I imagine their development team is reasonably large.

I might take a look around and see if there's some existing framework I can build on top of, or at least find a system with everything already thought out, so I can use that as a model to create our own. Security and reliability would be my biggest worries if we were to try and get our own platform running.

brox

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this mess would never happen if LR hired a programmer from India for $5 and created fully automated payments system. It takes only some 10 hrs to code such platform.
Stone age...

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Confirming after correction my divs are correct. Thanks

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