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You mother fucks are on notice!

Reciproc!

Looks like you and I took a break from this thread during the last couple days, eh? People are gonna talk. Shocked

You and I were both fed dog shit about "next week". Let the mothers fuckers talk. They're gonna put up hard cash deposits in my account before I get punk'd again.

Mother fucks!

"Plastic! And, I'll pay you a king's ransom in RateCoin if you uncover the dude who's fuckin my wife."

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You mother fucks are on notice!

Reciproc!

Looks like you and I took a break from this thread during the last couple days, eh? People are gonna talk. Shocked

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How close was I late last year? This close: https://www.forbes.com/sites/laurashin/2017/02/21/this-is-the-worlds-first-cryptocurrency-issued-by-a-hedge-fund/#29c7042360b6

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From the desk of Numerai Revisited:

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Edit 1 : What do you think about this one as well, Raize ?

https://medium.com/@Numerai/rogue-machine-intelligence-and-a-new-kind-of-hedge-fund-7b208deec5f0#.nl6an4ms0

I actually read this article a day or two ago! It's a good read, but I'm not sure we're "there" yet. There's a lot more interesting smart contracts that will turn into "smart algorithms" or some-such until people are able to figure out how they work and trade against them. To me, it seems very very unlikely that someone creating a smart hedge fund will not eventually trade against it anonymously once people invest in it.

Be careful of shysters who claim to be working in your best interest. If someone cannot clearly explain how they make you money, then YOU are the way THEY make money. Until we have blockchain-based smart contracts, take stories like this with a HUGE grain of salt.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkLs9nVHv28&feature=youtu.be&t=168

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Normally, encryption kind of messes up data to such an extent that you loose all predictive structure after you encrypt something. But Numerai has a very special form of encryption that enables it to actually pass data to the crowd and that's the big innovation of Numerai.

With all due respect to Numerai [and Norman Packard], something doesn't smell right.

e.g. ...

: I love Kellogg cereal. Today, I will buy X amount of Kellogg shares knowing full well that within 48 hours its price is gonna rise thanks to the use of my "very special form of encryption thingy" blasting data to my special astute investors.

Fuck me in the ass! Like WTF, only 11.4% profit? Fuck Kellogg's! Today I'm going to buy X shares of World Wrestling Entertainment AND Premier Exhibitions, then tweak my "very special form of encryption thingy" just a tad prior to blasting the el pumpo to, again, my special astute investors. According to my calculations performed on my Casio calculator, I should have no prob recognizing no less than 18.1043% on the ROI meter.

"Numerai!"

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Quote from: Vyrez on April 04, 2017, 02:39:44 PM

I always felt iXcoin would be on one side and BTC on the other but I couldn't figure out which one China and Russia would choose.

The west are the colonists or colonies so that means the US and Europe will choose iXcoin and Russia and China will choose BTC.

The latter is eager to launch a new currency so I'd expect them to make the first move on Bitcoin leaving the U.S. little chance but to find an alternative, a twin.

Yes: ORIGO!

Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on April 26, 2014, 02:22:46 AM

I think Russia is gonna dump the dollar. I've been saying for months China and Russia are secretly buying up and hoarding Bitcoin.

All of the monthly "China Bans Bitcoin" scares comfirm this theory for me. By scaring people, temporarily, they both, keep the price down and shake out coins from people that are too scared to hold.

This is especially true in China where people have recent experience where in 2007, China easily and successfully banned a very popular crypto currency, called QQ.

In China, if the govt decides to ban Bitcoin, you stand to lose everything you put in it so that's why we get a huge drop on any legit looking [banning Bitcoin] rumor out of China.

That said, I expect one more big scare probably out of China in the next few weeks and most likely one last drop below ~$350 before we start our big run to $2,000+ for Bitcoin [later this year] and an even more massive run for alts.

And that's when I expect iXcoin to rally well above $1.

And then they [the World] will know our name!

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Quote from: Gleb Gamow on April 04, 2017, 04:43:13 PM

https://scalingbitcoin.org/transcript/hongkong2015/invertible-bloom-lookup-tables-and-weak-block-propagation-performance

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We will talk about block propagation and how it can be improved with IBLT and weak blocks. I will start by talking about invertible bloom lookup tables (IBLT). This was originally proposed by gavinandresen and Michael T. Goodrich and Michael Mitzenmacher wrote an 2011 paper about this.

Now pay attention ...

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Mitzenmacher’s research covers the design an analysis of randomised algorithms and processes. With Eli Upfal he is the author of a textbook Mitzenmacher & Upfal (2005) on randomized algorithms and probabilistic techniques in computer science. His Ph.D. thesis was on the analysis of simple randomised load balancing schemes. He is a leading expert in hash function applications such as Bloom filters, cuckoo hashing, and locality-sensitive hashing. His work on min-wise independence gives a fast way to estimate similarity of electronic documents, and is used in internet search engines. Mitzenmacher has also worked on erasure codes and error-correcting codes.

Noise.

Cinnamon Carter was telling me this kind of blah, back in 2014, and she's like self home-schooled.

Dude, if you wanna stay active on the best thread in crypto you gotta at least come up with some original shit.

I hand-drew that dream. Ok, the horse was sketched off my [new] iPhone screen, but the random circles and the V were all me. See? Go crazy - but be real, be original.

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https://scalingbitcoin.org/transcript/hongkong2015/invertible-bloom-lookup-tables-and-weak-block-propagation-performance

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We will talk about block propagation and how it can be improved with IBLT and weak blocks. I will start by talking about invertible bloom lookup tables (IBLT). This was originally proposed by gavinandresen and Michael T. Goodrich and Michael Mitzenmacher wrote an 2011 paper about this.

Now pay attention ...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Mitzenmacher

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Mitzenmacher’s research covers the design an analysis of randomised algorithms and processes. With Eli Upfal he is the author of a textbook Mitzenmacher & Upfal (2005) on randomized algorithms and probabilistic techniques in computer science. His Ph.D. thesis was on the analysis of simple randomised load balancing schemes. He is a leading expert in hash function applications such as Bloom filters, cuckoo hashing, and locality-sensitive hashing. His work on min-wise independence gives a fast way to estimate similarity of electronic documents, and is used in internet search engines. Mitzenmacher has also worked on erasure codes and error-correcting codes.

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Quote from: Gleb Gamow on April 04, 2017, 04:32:18 PM

The only thing I bolded in that diatribe was -> Cuckoo cycle is one of the most ASIC-resistant Proof-of-Work algorithms.

For some reason they're pushing the technology.

Sorry, you quoted some douche [tenletters] who bolded Luke. Too bad they can't focus on their leader [inflation control] Back or Gmax [soon to be] minimax. They always gotta throw the religious ones under the bus. Typical.

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Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on April 04, 2017, 04:28:15 PM

Gleb, too much to quote on your last post.

Sooooo...

ASIC resistant? Garbage. With the money bankers and the Chinese have it's a matter of maybe 6 months.

Memory intensive? Like crap script? For which I will make Charlie Lee and Litecoin Pay for DEARLY cause he robbed the mastermind behind Tenebrix without paying the real genius dev the credit he deserves.

And what's with the bold print on Luke Jr? You believe the latest reddit gossip that a fanatic, Maxwell and Back are Satoshi or what?

It's best you get on the BU side before you get rekt, son!

The only thing I bolded in that diatribe was -> Cuckoo cycle is one of the most ASIC-resistant Proof-of-Work algorithms.

For some reason they're pushing the technology.

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Gleb, too much to quote on your last post.

Sooooo...

ASIC resistant? Garbage. With the money bankers and the Chinese have it's a matter of maybe 6 months.

Memory intensive? Like crap script? For which I will make Charlie Lee and Litecoin Pay for DEARLY cause he robbed the mastermind behind Tenebrix without paying the real genius dev the credit he deserves.

And what's with the bold print on Luke Jr? You believe the latest reddit gossip that a fanatic, Maxwell and Back are Satoshi or what?

It's best you get on the BU side before you get rekt, son!

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Quote from: Vlad2Vlad on April 04, 2017, 04:17:41 PM

~Origo~

Quote from: OgNasty on January 30, 2016, 01:37:19 PM

Quote from: Guy Corem on January 21, 2016, 05:38:06 AM

Memory bound hashing is very good suggestion: https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo

Does this mean that satoshi has been exploring cuckoo hashing?

Dude, I've really stuck my neck out on this research, doing everything but ...

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~Origo~

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Quote from: Gleb Gamow on April 04, 2017, 03:44:24 PM

Quote from: tromp on February 05, 2014, 07:28:14 PM

I just design the PoW. It's up to other people to launch new coins that use it:-)

They should go with a relatively long block interval though (10min), so they can increase the
memory requirement to 4GB or more (where running a single instance takes over a minute).

I'm also a proponent of fixed rewards, since the rate of lost coins is a probably a few percent,
so even a fixed reward coin can't remain inflationary for long.

Translated: Here's the results of what my employer, RenTec, allows me to do on my spare time - created a new algo for the crypto space and give it to them for free so that they can use my new algo in creating new coins where ... wait for it ... my employer with their super-duper signal machine thingy will trade said coins once they hit the exchanges that they may or may not control themselves. BRB, for I got to go and check how my Medallion Fund is doing. Back, as in Adam. It's doing swell. Thanks for asking.

WTF dude, you got any proof of this? If these guys were for real you think they'd let Dr. Wright and the Chinese miners take over and destroy their plans? I call BS. Their yearly bonus alone could sink the Chinese miners yet I see no opposition.

I think this is Bitcoin Core propaganda preparing to hire these guys are a credible plausible replacement/stand-in for Satoshi in an attempt to shut down Dr. Wright.

At least leave Mercer out of it; I don't like hunting down like minded spirits.

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Quote from: tromp on February 05, 2014, 07:28:14 PM

I just design the PoW. It's up to other people to launch new coins that use it:-)

They should go with a relatively long block interval though (10min), so they can increase the
memory requirement to 4GB or more (where running a single instance takes over a minute).

I'm also a proponent of fixed rewards, since the rate of lost coins is a probably a few percent,
so even a fixed reward coin can't remain inflationary for long.

Translated: Here's the results of what my employer, RenTec, allows me to do on my spare time - created a new algo for the crypto space and give it to them for free so that they can use my new algo in creating new coins where ... wait for it ... my employer with their super-duper signal machine thingy will trade said coins once they hit the exchanges that they may or may not control themselves. BRB, for I got to go and check how my Medallion Fund is doing. Back, as in Adam. It's doing swell. Thanks for asking.

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Here's the same white paper on Adam Back's site: http://www.hashcash.org/papers/cuckoo.pdf

Here's John Tromp: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/tromp-207304

Quote from: tromp on December 31, 2013, 12:35:34 PM

I'd employ a different proof-of-work that doesn't provide much benefit to GPUs/ASICs,
but rather depends on many gigabytes of memory (just for generating, not for verifying)

Well, that's what I'm trying to design right now:)

-John

Wanna take a guess on how many times John posted during normal working hours in NY while employed at Renaissance Technologies?

Are you ready for the Adam Back connection besides Hashcash et al.?

Meanwhile, some facts:

John Mercer hates the Fed.
Bitcoin is just an experiment.

Any questions?

Oh, and here's the NDA them crypto dudes would've had to abide my by [edit; see timestamp as to when]:

If asked if you're Satoshi Nakamoto, honestly reply with a no if alluded to being a singe entity.
If asked if you're part of Team Satoshi Nakamoto, reply with a lie - NO!

Teacher: Any questions?
Crypto Dude: Hey, when do I stop posting as SN?
Teacher: When we introduce WikiLeaks being a hornets nest.
Crypto Dude: What's a WikiLeaks?
Teacher: Just something we created to control the signals of which we here at RenTec profit from.

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Quote from: Vyrez on April 04, 2017, 02:39:44 PM

I always felt iXcoin would be on one side and BTC on the other but I couldn't figure out which one China and Russia would choose.

The west are the colonists or colonies so that means the US and Europe will choose iXcoin and Russia and China will choose BTC.

The latter is eager to launch a new currency so I'd expect them to make the first move on Bitcoin leaving the U.S. little chance but to find an alternative, a twin.

That was my initial theory nearly 4 years ago. And it's looking like the Chinese miners are ready to pounce.

#ChinaPower! Wink

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I always felt iXcoin would be on one side and BTC on the other but I couldn't figure out which one China and Russia would choose.

The west are the colonists or colonies so that means the US and Europe will choose iXcoin and Russia and China will choose BTC.

The latter is eager to launch a new currency so I'd expect them to make the first move on Bitcoin leaving the U.S. little chance but to find an alternative, a twin.

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Zmuppets!

Zcash enters top 10 currencies by market-cap.

Right. Just like Dash and Monero, totally predictable.

Logic: 6 *cough* anonymous Zcash douches you never met are in charge of a *cough* super duper secret tumbler which hides your criminal bits and they [oh, totally] pinky swear to go to prison for you before giving the Feds any info on your true identity.

Common sense: Are you that stupid to actually think this is even a remote possibility?

Conclusion: I will feel no guilt when I ruin all of you for your blatant ignorance and reckless chasing after the wind.

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Looks like somebody - John Tromp - logged in via RenTec aka Renaissance Technologies:

http://gnusha.org/bitcoin-wizards/html/2016-08-12.log.html

http://computationalcomplexity.org/letter-of-support.php

https://github.com/tromp/cuckoo

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Tromp&oldid=268626492

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My name is John Tromp. I'm a dutch computer scientist formerly living in Amsterdam and working at the Centre for Mathematics and Computer Science where I have my homepage. Since 2007 I work in Long Island, NY.

This dude sure does get around: https://tromp.github.io/photos.html

https://books.google.com/books?id=7YGBCgAAQBAJ&pg=PA49&lpg=PA49&dq=%[email protected]%22&source=bl&ots=jpTJGW8eBz&sig=rnZttYlera8LbmfGE_-i_Qx3KFQ&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiS_MWEuYvTAhUT5WMKHapUC-YQ6AEIMzAF#v=onepage&q=%22john.tromp%40gmail.com%22&f=false