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Topic: $XAI Sapience AIFX - Decentralized AI | 11% PoS | PlumeDB,IBTP on Testnet - page 13. (Read 150240 times)

hero member
Activity: 710
Merit: 500
Price is a reflection of diminished positive sentiment towards the coin and roadmap i.e. it's pattern of previously unfulfilled announcements. 
newbie
Activity: 43
Merit: 0

Only six, I usually don't mint this coin much so I don't have many nodes. (I can't afford to purchase yet, I'm waiting for some dumps) Smiley


Perfect timing, a dump has taken place (somebody holding 15k XAI)

what exactly happen?? people keep dumping xai Sad

There are a few factors to consider.

- Maybe people do not understand the project and the timeline.
- Low volume + low 'support'.
- Dumping $XAI to jump on a coin which has already been hyped up

There's too many possible reasons, maybe a wallet update or something may keep those short term investors happy, however I am long term.
hero member
Activity: 938
Merit: 1000

Only six, I usually don't mint this coin much so I don't have many nodes. (I can't afford to purchase yet, I'm waiting for some dumps) Smiley


Perfect timing, a dump has taken place (somebody holding 15k XAI)

what exactly happen?? people keep dumping xai Sad
newbie
Activity: 43
Merit: 0

Only six, I usually don't mint this coin much so I don't have many nodes. (I can't afford to purchase yet, I'm waiting for some dumps) Smiley


Perfect timing, a dump has taken place (somebody holding 15k XAI)
legendary
Activity: 1316
Merit: 1000
sr. member
Activity: 371
Merit: 250
Could someone post a few nodes, I can't sync anymore (going through TOR)
thanks

same here Sad

Only six, I usually don't mint this coin much so I don't have many nodes. (I can't afford to purchase yet, I'm waiting for some dumps) Smiley

Code:
[
{
"addr" : "62.43.140.213:30894",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1433044999,
"lastrecv" : 1433045003,
"conntime" : 1433021922,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/ProfitReaper:1.6.1.14/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 251318,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "144.76.239.66:30894",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1433044999,
"lastrecv" : 1433045001,
"conntime" : 1433021965,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/ProfitReaper:1.6.1.14/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 251320,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "98.175.59.71:30894",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1433045013,
"lastrecv" : 1433045014,
"conntime" : 1433022219,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/ProfitReaper:1.6.1.14/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 251324,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "88.196.244.208:30894",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1433045013,
"lastrecv" : 1433045014,
"conntime" : 1433022238,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/ProfitReaper:1.6.1.14/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 251324,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "101.165.90.37:30894",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1433044999,
"lastrecv" : 1433045000,
"conntime" : 1433022332,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/ProfitReaper:1.6.1.14/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 251325,
"banscore" : 0
},
{
"addr" : "108.35.126.79:30894",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1433044945,
"lastrecv" : 1433044999,
"conntime" : 1433022333,
"version" : 60013,
"subver" : "/ProfitReaper:1.6.1.14/",
"inbound" : false,
"startingheight" : 251325,
"banscore" : 0
}
]
legendary
Activity: 1848
Merit: 1000
I am about to pick up a few more,  been away for a while glad to see we are still in business
full member
Activity: 134
Merit: 100
(-(-_(-_-)_-)-)
Could someone post a few nodes, I can't sync anymore (going through TOR)
thanks

same here Sad
hero member
Activity: 655
Merit: 500
Could someone post a few nodes, I can't sync anymore (going through TOR)
thanks
legendary
Activity: 1316
Merit: 1000
i hoped this project would work out differently than most crypto do, but it seems this is the same and no real progress here. still this is a very cool project.

Are you looked at Joe's Linkedin profile?

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemozelesky



XAI Dev is one of the most professional persons in crypto world. He is chairman and CEO in Limitless Acuity LLC this days and collaborated with Microsoft in the past, are you realize this? He's got a 20+ years of experience in IT. He works with crypto technologies this days constantly. There are a lot of things behind the scene. These facts are enough for me to investing a lot in his work.

i said this is a very cool project. whether a one man business Limitless Acuity LLC can pull this off is remain to be seen. i understand you are very impressed by Joe's CV, probably quite rightly so, but there are many-many software developers with 20+ years of experience and only a very few of them can pull off what you are hoping from this project. still this is a cool project  Cheesy

One of the reasons Joe decided to open source the project is so that it is not a one man project - others can now contribute.
full member
Activity: 225
Merit: 100
i hoped this project would work out differently than most crypto do, but it seems this is the same and no real progress here. still this is a very cool project.

Are you looked at Joe's Linkedin profile?

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemozelesky



XAI Dev is one of the most professional persons in crypto world. He is chairman and CEO in Limitless Acuity LLC this days and collaborated with Microsoft in the past, are you realize this? He's got a 20+ years of experience in IT. He works with crypto technologies this days constantly. There are a lot of things behind the scene. These facts are enough for me to investing a lot in his work.

i said this is a very cool project. whether a one man business Limitless Acuity LLC can pull this off is remain to be seen. i understand you are very impressed by Joe's CV, probably quite rightly so, but there are many-many software developers with 20+ years of experience and only a very few of them can pull off what you are hoping from this project. still this is a cool project  Cheesy
hero member
Activity: 700
Merit: 500
★ IT's Party Time! ★
i hoped this project would work out differently than most crypto do, but it seems this is the same and no real progress here. still this is a very cool project.

Are you looked at Joe's Linkedin profile?

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemozelesky



XAI Dev is one of the most professional persons in crypto world. He is chairman and CEO in Limitless Acuity LLC this days and collaborated with Microsoft in the past, are you realize this? He's got a 20+ years of experience in IT. He works with crypto technologies this days constantly. There are a lot of things behind the scene. These facts are enough for me to investing a lot in his work.
legendary
Activity: 1316
Merit: 1000
i hoped this project would work out differently than most crypto do, but it seems this is the same and no real progress here. still this is a very cool project.

Did you look at the latest commits on Github??
sr. member
Activity: 518
Merit: 250
I pushed an update to github and tagged the last public version and the latest commit (6.1.14 and 6.2.21).  I'm still beating my head against the wall trying to get the Windows build to work, I had a workaround that I thought would work but it just results in strange undefined reference issues - which was to embed libqtlua within the source tree and build it that way.  But libqtlua is using headers with inline declarations and my suspicion is that mingw can't handle the mixing and matching like that.  I thought I had it working but when I did a make clean and tried to build from scratch it started spewing those issues again.  To build it on Linux you need Lua 5.3 and libqtlua 2.0, on my system I put them in ~/deps/lua and ~/deps/libqtlua, if you put them somewhere else you'll want to update the paths in the .pro file.  Works like a charm on Linux.

So what you'll see is that for IBTP the simple way I am doing the integration across coin networks is by filtering on the pchMessageStart.  I pre-load a directory of known chains:

Code:
struct SChain
{
public:
    std::string sChainName;
    std::string sCurrencyCode;
    unsigned char pchMessageOne;
    unsigned char pchMessageTwo;
    unsigned char pchMessageThree;
    unsigned char pchMessageFour;

    SChain()
    {
    }

    SChain(std::string sName, std::string sCode, unsigned char cOne, unsigned char cTwo, unsigned char cThree, unsigned char cFour)
    {
        sChainName = sName;
        sCurrencyCode = sCode;
        pchMessageOne = cOne;
        pchMessageTwo = cTwo;
        pchMessageThree = cThree;
        pchMessageFour = cFour;
    }
};

And then in ProcessMessage all of the various message handling gets a check on a flag set on the node object:

Code:
// Relay alerts
if(!pfrom->fForeignNode)
{

When the node first connects and does the version handshake, it detects if it is not an XAI note and in the IBTP directory and sets the fForeignNode flag.  And thats it, from then on you can differentiate between native or non-native blockchains and handle the messaging appropriately.


Thank you, and keep up the good work!
full member
Activity: 225
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i hoped this project would work out differently than most crypto do, but it seems this is the same and no real progress here. still this is a very cool project.
full member
Activity: 138
Merit: 100
Very cool Joe!!  Grin

I have been playing with the new client and daemon and it is clear a lot of work has gone in to this so far.

One of the rare legit projects IMO.
legendary
Activity: 1316
Merit: 1000
Very cool Joe!!  Grin

I have been playing with the new client and daemon and it is clear a lot of work has gone in to this so far.
hero member
Activity: 700
Merit: 500
★ IT's Party Time! ★
I pushed an update to github and tagged the last public version and the latest commit (6.1.14 and 6.2.21).  I'm still beating my head against the wall trying to get the Windows build to work, I had a workaround that I thought would work but it just results in strange undefined reference issues - which was to embed libqtlua within the source tree and build it that way.  But libqtlua is using headers with inline declarations and my suspicion is that mingw can't handle the mixing and matching like that.  I thought I had it working but when I did a make clean and tried to build from scratch it started spewing those issues again.  To build it on Linux you need Lua 5.3 and libqtlua 2.0, on my system I put them in ~/deps/lua and ~/deps/libqtlua, if you put them somewhere else you'll want to update the paths in the .pro file.  Works like a charm on Linux.

So what you'll see is that for IBTP the simple way I am doing the integration across coin networks is by filtering on the pchMessageStart.  I pre-load a directory of known chains:

Code:
struct SChain
{
public:
    std::string sChainName;
    std::string sCurrencyCode;
    unsigned char pchMessageOne;
    unsigned char pchMessageTwo;
    unsigned char pchMessageThree;
    unsigned char pchMessageFour;

    SChain()
    {
    }

    SChain(std::string sName, std::string sCode, unsigned char cOne, unsigned char cTwo, unsigned char cThree, unsigned char cFour)
    {
        sChainName = sName;
        sCurrencyCode = sCode;
        pchMessageOne = cOne;
        pchMessageTwo = cTwo;
        pchMessageThree = cThree;
        pchMessageFour = cFour;
    }
};

And then in ProcessMessage all of the various message handling gets a check on a flag set on the node object:

Code:
// Relay alerts
if(!pfrom->fForeignNode)
{

When the node first connects and does the version handshake, it detects if it is not an XAI note and in the IBTP directory and sets the fForeignNode flag.  And thats it, from then on you can differentiate between native or non-native blockchains and handle the messaging appropriately.

I think that you and your professionalism will win this issues. What are your future plans, maybe you have some dates for the future events?

With regards, Cornett
sr. member
Activity: 270
Merit: 250
I pushed an update to github and tagged the last public version and the latest commit (6.1.14 and 6.2.21).  I'm still beating my head against the wall trying to get the Windows build to work, I had a workaround that I thought would work but it just results in strange undefined reference issues - which was to embed libqtlua within the source tree and build it that way.  But libqtlua is using headers with inline declarations and my suspicion is that mingw can't handle the mixing and matching like that.  I thought I had it working but when I did a make clean and tried to build from scratch it started spewing those issues again.  To build it on Linux you need Lua 5.3 and libqtlua 2.0, on my system I put them in ~/deps/lua and ~/deps/libqtlua, if you put them somewhere else you'll want to update the paths in the .pro file.  Works like a charm on Linux.

So what you'll see is that for IBTP the simple way I am doing the integration across coin networks is by filtering on the pchMessageStart.  I pre-load a directory of known chains:

Code:
struct SChain
{
public:
    std::string sChainName;
    std::string sCurrencyCode;
    unsigned char pchMessageOne;
    unsigned char pchMessageTwo;
    unsigned char pchMessageThree;
    unsigned char pchMessageFour;

    SChain()
    {
    }

    SChain(std::string sName, std::string sCode, unsigned char cOne, unsigned char cTwo, unsigned char cThree, unsigned char cFour)
    {
        sChainName = sName;
        sCurrencyCode = sCode;
        pchMessageOne = cOne;
        pchMessageTwo = cTwo;
        pchMessageThree = cThree;
        pchMessageFour = cFour;
    }
};

And then in ProcessMessage all of the various message handling gets a check on a flag set on the node object:

Code:
// Relay alerts
if(!pfrom->fForeignNode)
{

When the node first connects and does the version handshake, it detects if it is not an XAI note and in the IBTP directory and sets the fForeignNode flag.  And thats it, from then on you can differentiate between native or non-native blockchains and handle the messaging appropriately.
legendary
Activity: 1232
Merit: 1001
Joe will open source XAI and will continue to work on this project. It's really good  Smiley

I agree, never a smart move to keep all the burden on one person.

Most decent projects have more than one person working on the project.
okay sounds interesting. watching
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