/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11785723
Its our last chance to make it before being stuck to work in mines under/outside of city hubs.

>>11712134
appreciate the input. I still believe the project is technically sound - just not very practicable.

So let's say I want to be the fastest miner in the Snow world. I want to alleviate the artificial I/O bottleneck by allowing as much parallel access to the file as possible. In the theoretical optimum case you chunk every 16 Byte onto its own HDD, allowing you full random access to the whole file at constant hardware-bound latency.

At this point you are bottlenecked by that latency, so you set out for better hardware. Obviously RAM is a lot faster than any hard drive. RAM is also available at massive quanitites in server hardware (TB are not really a wall to climb, AWS currently runs on 16TB RAM machines)

Since the algorithm devolves into literally just basic PoW when the whole file fits in memory, at this point you're just rebuilding nakamoto consensus with a strange ass memory lower-bound.

Idk, still seems... weird. Feel free to keep me updated with counterpositions from discord lol

big if true

>>10263252
Oh I don't know. How's the market adoption going?
https://explore.veforge.com/

>>10244957
>>10244997
are you talking about this? https://www.liven.com.au
A literal cashback service for some Australian restaurants?

Should a cashback service for takeaway food be an exchange traded international commodity? No?

Fucking pajeet shits, seriously this board gets worse by the day

>>4920309
is 10k confirmed the amount needed to run a node?

>>4766248
by that logic you should short the living shit out of it on margin now.
>tfw that's the WORST decision of you life

LINK isn't my jam, but I hope all of you linkmarines get to be successful holding it, cause it sure looks like a nice project.