Tau-Chain and Agoras Official Thread: Generalized P2P Network - page 93.

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Quote from: CoinFreedom on January 26, 2017, 09:24:05 AM

Quote from: ohad on January 23, 2017, 07:30:52 AM

Quote from: Cibervision on January 22, 2017, 04:43:21 PM

Can anyone show the steps to store the ágora tokens on a bitcoincore wallet?

better use omnicore wallet (from omnilayer.org). anyway you can receive tokens into an address generated by bitcoincore and then import that address into omni wallet

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

Ohad, are you the only developer working on this coin?

yes, but that's true only very temporarily.

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

It seems like it is very large in scope. Perhaps, larger than maidsafe? And they have worked on it for years. Curious on your thoughts.

the whole point of tau's initial development is to supply very few features that doesn't even matter. what matters is that we can collaboratively program the system *after* it's alive. from there we will build the state of the art altogether. to reach this critical mass doesn't take much, it needs to be a tiny yet perfect engine

Ohad, are you seriously the only one working on this project right now? What happened to the collaborators? When do you expect other core members to join the project? How many people do you expect? What jobs do you expect them do do?

there are more people working (6+), including helping me with my current tasks, but right now i'm the only *developer* as asked.

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Quote from: ohad on January 23, 2017, 07:30:52 AM

Quote from: Cibervision on January 22, 2017, 04:43:21 PM

Can anyone show the steps to store the ágora tokens on a bitcoincore wallet?

better use omnicore wallet (from omnilayer.org). anyway you can receive tokens into an address generated by bitcoincore and then import that address into omni wallet

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

Ohad, are you the only developer working on this coin?

yes, but that's true only very temporarily.

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

It seems like it is very large in scope. Perhaps, larger than maidsafe? And they have worked on it for years. Curious on your thoughts.

the whole point of tau's initial development is to supply very few features that doesn't even matter. what matters is that we can collaboratively program the system *after* it's alive. from there we will build the state of the art altogether. to reach this critical mass doesn't take much, it needs to be a tiny yet perfect engine

Ohad, are you seriously the only one working on this project right now? What happened to the collaborators? When do you expect other core members to join the project? How many people do you expect? What jobs do you expect them do do?

ohad

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Quote from: gramen on January 25, 2017, 04:44:51 AM

Hey guys, I did not invest in tau, but I like the concepts. Poisonous comments make me sad. Cry

Is there also a github with working code that I can experiment with? That makes us all better! Thx thx!

the github is https://github.com/naturalog/tauchain
there's code but the design has changed, we'll need a rewrite

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Hey guys, I did not invest in tau, but I like the concepts. Poisonous comments make me sad. Cry

Is there also a github with working code that I can experiment with? That makes us all better! Thx thx!

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Quote from: Gash on January 23, 2017, 01:06:33 PM

Quote from: ohad on January 23, 2017, 07:30:52 AM

Quote from: Cibervision on January 22, 2017, 04:43:21 PM

Can anyone show the steps to store the ágora tokens on a bitcoincore wallet?

better use omnicore wallet (from omnilayer.org). anyway you can receive tokens into an address generated by bitcoincore and then import that address into omni wallet

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

Ohad, are you the only developer working on this coin?

yes, but that's true only very temporarily.

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

It seems like it is very large in scope. Perhaps, larger than maidsafe? And they have worked on it for years. Curious on your thoughts.

the whole point of tau's initial development is to supply very few features that doesn't even matter. what matters is that we can collaboratively program the system *after* it's alive. from there we will build the state of the art altogether. to reach this critical mass doesn't take much, it needs to be a tiny yet perfect engine

Why is it called chain? Its a puff, not a chain. I see u are on ur own way hyping this rubbish, but the truth is, u dont hold any interest in it. All u do is sign in to ur account and shout around every corner whats good and whats not for tau economy. Do u reckon anyone would trust ur opinion? Nope. U are too arrogant to once again admit that u got burned on tau and that left a disruptful impact on ur mental and physical health. Dont quit ur day job, u are far from being done here. Today u are a raving tau supporter, tomorrow u are a pocket change chaser, but admitting that is a big boy trait. Beware, sharks like me dont like when someone steps in their comfort zone, we are gonna bite hard those ignorants. All u need to do is give up and stop poking tau, otherwise u would call a misery on ur head, and not only that. I would of told u this earlier if u were online.

Hmmm... Mr. Shark... Just wondering what reaction you expect to that garbage you just thrown here, how is that helps the project? If you afraid being a little uncomfortable in your comfort zone what are you doing here? Do your 9 to 6 work and unsubscribe from this thread, would be much more comfortable for you... I do believe in this project and I took my risks into account when I invested in it.

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Quote from: ohad on January 23, 2017, 07:30:52 AM

Quote from: Cibervision on January 22, 2017, 04:43:21 PM

Can anyone show the steps to store the ágora tokens on a bitcoincore wallet?

better use omnicore wallet (from omnilayer.org). anyway you can receive tokens into an address generated by bitcoincore and then import that address into omni wallet

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

Ohad, are you the only developer working on this coin?

yes, but that's true only very temporarily.

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

It seems like it is very large in scope. Perhaps, larger than maidsafe? And they have worked on it for years. Curious on your thoughts.

the whole point of tau's initial development is to supply very few features that doesn't even matter. what matters is that we can collaboratively program the system *after* it's alive. from there we will build the state of the art altogether. to reach this critical mass doesn't take much, it needs to be a tiny yet perfect engine

Why is it called chain? Its a puff, not a chain. I see u are on ur own way hyping this rubbish, but the truth is, u dont hold any interest in it. All u do is sign in to ur account and shout around every corner whats good and whats not for tau economy. Do u reckon anyone would trust ur opinion? Nope. U are too arrogant to once again admit that u got burned on tau and that left a disruptful impact on ur mental and physical health. Dont quit ur day job, u are far from being done here. Today u are a raving tau supporter, tomorrow u are a pocket change chaser, but admitting that is a big boy trait. Beware, sharks like me dont like when someone steps in their comfort zone, we are gonna bite hard those ignorants. All u need to do is give up and stop poking tau, otherwise u would call a misery on ur head, and not only that. I would of told u this earlier if u were online.

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with the new whitepaper , the sell order of 150.000 and 141.000 agrs, will be buy Quick.... i remember, some coin (btc) when the prices are 0.09 dollar cents...

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Im the One who Knocks.

What is actually, if anything happening with developments?

There are NEVER any progress reports, nothing. You, Ohad, have had a lot of Bitcoin of people, clearly none of it is being used for support on Bittrex even though you can buy these coins back at well over 50% discount.

It is clear that this project will never see the light of day, no one will work with you, because you are "Mr Always Right".

I would seriously Advise anyone not to buy this "project" Stay well clear!

So i repeat, No progress reports, the best we will get is "baffle them with Bullshit".

Thats all i see from this project.

That and 36 Bitcoins i invested disspearing to nothing.

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Quote from: Cibervision on January 22, 2017, 04:43:21 PM

Can anyone show the steps to store the ágora tokens on a bitcoincore wallet?

better use omnicore wallet (from omnilayer.org). anyway you can receive tokens into an address generated by bitcoincore and then import that address into omni wallet

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

Ohad, are you the only developer working on this coin?

yes, but that's true only very temporarily.

Quote from: GTTIGER on January 23, 2017, 01:29:39 AM

It seems like it is very large in scope. Perhaps, larger than maidsafe? And they have worked on it for years. Curious on your thoughts.

the whole point of tau's initial development is to supply very few features that doesn't even matter. what matters is that we can collaboratively program the system *after* it's alive. from there we will build the state of the art altogether. to reach this critical mass doesn't take much, it needs to be a tiny yet perfect engine

GTTIGER

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Ohad, are you the only developer working on this coin? It seems like it is very large in scope. Perhaps, larger than maidsafe? And they have worked on it for years. Curious on your thoughts.

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Quote from: bcmine on January 10, 2017, 07:02:31 AM

Quote from: yuyu123 on January 09, 2017, 11:57:32 PM

Quote from: Conic on January 02, 2017, 12:16:37 AM

In 2017, Bittrex will delist Agoras Tokens due to the very very low volume.

another good reason why Ohad should stop selling the tokens in private agreements and with huge discount and concentrate all the token salling in bittrex, in fixed full price: to have more volume in bittrex for the better of the traders and to avoid delisting.

when there is no trading, because of no one want to touch the coin until its ready to work system, like production ready, with some tasks worked around, its better to be traded on openledger

We distance ourselves from non functioning alts and buy whatever fits our expectations to get a sound roi better, thats the law of the open market. U are right in thinking that low activity in markets is indicative of a quality of a coin, its the same as saying that illiquid instruments aint profit makers.

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Can anyone show the steps to store the ágora tokens on a bitcoincore wallet?

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Quote from: bitcoinsforall on January 20, 2017, 10:00:39 AM

is this coin minable?

would love to get more info...thanks

no, at least not yet

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is this coin minable?

would love to get more info...thanks

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Quote from: SEOcrypto on January 18, 2017, 03:24:09 PM

excited for the upcoming whitepaper Cheesy

any idea when u think you'll have a sneak peak?

a friend of ours who already wrote several articles about tau is going to write a sneak peak after i explained to him the core of the new ideas in a conversation. that's along my efforts for a presentation that summarizes the paper

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excited for the upcoming whitepaper Cheesy

any idea when u think you'll have a sneak peak?

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Quote from: human on January 14, 2017, 03:40:25 PM

Quote from: ohad on January 04, 2017, 07:05:23 PM

Quote from: dmitryshech on January 04, 2017, 01:52:51 PM

Hi Ohad,
It looks like this project: www.aeternity.com is very similar to Tau, they also aiming to be "Turing complete" and trying to solve the decidability problem by somehow implementing the decentralized "oracle machine"... I might be wrong though, I am not a tech so they Scientific Whitepaper is chinese for me Wink

it looks like a flavor of ethereum. tau tries not to be turing complete, exactly because it leads to undecidability

hi, www.aeternity.com is not a flavor of ethereum. it has not much to do with ethereum. it is a fully new implementation written in erlang with a new VM, which is stack-based, similar to Bitcoin, but turing-complete. this way it becomes easier to reason about and easier to write more secure smart contract code. generally, aeternity solves quite a lot of issues of ethereum for scalable real-world applications. ethereum is great for apps which require to keep all state and code on-chain, no doubt.

how does tau-chain compare to ethereum? where can I find an overview? would be great, thanks!

comparison with eth can be found here https://docs.google.com/document/d/16239hEjL_IgXYsk2I6RMjMKhmUte30leYI3jJ-Vgp3M/edit

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Quote from: ohad on January 04, 2017, 07:05:23 PM

Quote from: dmitryshech on January 04, 2017, 01:52:51 PM

Hi Ohad,
It looks like this project: www.aeternity.com is very similar to Tau, they also aiming to be "Turing complete" and trying to solve the decidability problem by somehow implementing the decentralized "oracle machine"... I might be wrong though, I am not a tech so they Scientific Whitepaper is chinese for me Wink

it looks like a flavor of ethereum. tau tries not to be turing complete, exactly because it leads to undecidability

hi, www.aeternity.com is not a flavor of ethereum. it has not much to do with ethereum. it is a fully new implementation written in erlang with a new VM, which is stack-based, similar to Bitcoin, but turing-complete. this way it becomes easier to reason about and easier to write more secure smart contract code. generally, aeternity solves quite a lot of issues of ethereum for scalable real-world applications. ethereum is great for apps which require to keep all state and code on-chain, no doubt.

how does tau-chain compare to ethereum? where can I find an overview? would be great, thanks!

Matchpool

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How does one guy thinks he can do this entire project alone? as gifted as he might be that is not feasible...

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Ohad is fully funded to realice tau proyect in fiat out exchanges. so i not see a problem beeing delisted from bittrex for project, people can buy from Ohad directly. And the day that had finished something usable can come back to exchange by people claiming it.

the problem will be for investors that wanna exit before proyect is finished, or for those that only wanna take easy btc from agrs market.

just saying.

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