considering both I and satoshi has posted on this forum, I would say I have a satoshi number of 1.
Has Satoshi replied to you?
That's not the way it works.
Topic: Your Satoshi number (Read 1060 times)
Has Satoshi replied to you?
That's not the way it works.
considering both I and satoshi has posted on this forum, I would say I have a satoshi number of 1.
Has Satoshi replied to you?
Satoshi 0
Gavin 1
Andreas 1
Garzik 1
Hal 1
Matonis 1
Peter Todd 2, after Garzik
Theymos 2, after Garzik
Max Keiser 2
etc etc
Gavin 1
Andreas 1
Garzik 1
Hal 1
Matonis 1
Peter Todd 2, after Garzik
Theymos 2, after Garzik
Max Keiser 2
etc etc
My Satoshi number is 2. I wish I had a 1. 
considering both I and satoshi has posted on this forum, I would say I have a satoshi number of 1.
Has Satoshi replied to you?
considering both I and satoshi has posted on this forum, I would say I have a satoshi number of 1.
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Can't really speak to collaboration, second one is more funny:
Adam Back has answered a few questions of mine in the past.
One day in SF, I was dining upscale Chinese and in walks Gavin + a few guys working on the Lightning Network.
If theymo has a Satoshi numer of 1 because of direct comunication wih him and theymos answered one of my post in the past, what Satoshi number would i have, 2?
If you in turn reply to my post would that not change my Satoshi number again?
If you in turn reply to my post would that not change my Satoshi number again?
For this number, your nearest relationship with Satoshi is the one that counts. If you're already 2, then you remain 2 until you get 1 (by talking to Satoshi by yourself).
If theymo has a Satoshi numer of 1 because of direct comunication wih him and theymos answered one of my post in the past, what Satoshi number would i have, 2?
If you in turn reply to my post would that not change my Satoshi number again?
If you in turn reply to my post would that not change my Satoshi number again?
My Bacon number is 4, and my Satoshi number is lower!
So I'm not Kevin Bacon, but I may be Satoshi.
So I'm not Kevin Bacon, but I may be Satoshi.
Yea, or there should be more criteria than just a few posts. if that was the case, anybody could have a 2 or 3 easy
Well, its interesting, lol I guess? haha thought, I think to do it correctly, you would have had to receive bitcoins from satoshi?
Sure, but we don't have very many transfers linked to Satoshi. I don't know of many, at least.If anything I think better criteria would be actual collaboration rather than mere discussion. The chains in the OP would probably still be accurate.
Well, its interesting, lol I guess? haha thought, I think to do it correctly, you would have had to receive bitcoins from satoshi?
I dare say this is pretty pointless.
I don't know what I was expecting. legendary
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I dare say this is pretty pointless.
I'm assuming a lot of us know about what the Erdős number and Bacon number systems are. For those of you that don't, here's how it goes.
The Erdős number describes the "collaborative distance" between mathematician Paul Erdős and another person, as measured by authorship of mathematical papers. To be assigned an Erdős number, someone must be a coauthor of a research paper with another person who has a finite Erdős number. Paul Erdős has an Erdős number of zero. Anybody else's Erdős number is k + 1 where k is the lowest Erdős number of any coauthor.
The Erdős number describes the "collaborative distance" between mathematician Paul Erdős and another person, as measured by authorship of mathematical papers. To be assigned an Erdős number, someone must be a coauthor of a research paper with another person who has a finite Erdős number. Paul Erdős has an Erdős number of zero. Anybody else's Erdős number is k + 1 where k is the lowest Erdős number of any coauthor.
Paul Erdős
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