New: bitlatticeAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krzzanhive-183959steemhive-180932photographyhive-166405hive-144064uncommonlabhive-185836bitcoinhive-183397hive-150122hive-188619krsuccesslifehive-124908hive-101145hive-139150hive-103599hive-184714hive-109690hive-103393TrendingNewHotLikersjohan-nygren (63)in bitlattice • 6 years agoA very simple "proof-of-structure" from me inspired by BitLatticeA very simple "proof-of-structure" from me inspired by BitLattice, is to use labyrinth function and collaborative proof-of-work with labyrinth function as one-way hash function. Background: In…johan-nygren (63)in bitlattice • 6 years agoA comparison of "inter-operability" and proof-of-structureVitalik Buterin has described a blockchain, or, a "consensus technology", a global state, permissionless ledger, as being "politically decentralized, architecturally spread out, and logically…johan-nygren (63)in bitlattice • 6 years agoOn attack vectors in Pseudonym PairsTo be verified in the pair, mutual verification needed. If you, as a government official, do not think the other lives up to your idea of a person (maybe it is a bot, or a lol cat?), then you just…johan-nygren (63)in ethereum • 6 years agoMazeHashFunction.sol, labyrinth hash function implementation on EthereumI had the idea for a "maze hash function" around a year ago, inspired by BitLattice. The state is a nearly infinite source of random numbers (limited only by the size of the state), and a resource…johan-nygren (63)in ethereum • 6 years agoA maze hash function with blockhashes on EthereumThe parts of the state that can be accessed from a smart contract is limited in Ethereum. What is available is that you can get the blockhash from any block within 256 blocks of the most recent one.…johan-nygren (63)in bitlattice • 6 years agoDeterministic randomness on BitLattice, randomness emergent from complexityIt's based on a hash function I came up with inspired by BitLattice. It's a hash function, similar to the pseudo-randomness used in dApps so far. I call it "maze hash function". It uses the state…johan-nygren (63)in bitlattice • 6 years agoA random number generator with enough computational hardnessIn the web 3.0, all security so far is based on being deterministic while still being too difficult to break. Public-private key cryptography is deterministic, but is still regarded as "zero…johan-nygren (63)in pseudonympairs • 6 years agoGas cost per person for scheduling, over infinite pseudonym eventsThis here does scheduling. No input needed except for the people using the system. Once deployed it operates with no other input than the people it mediates. Gas cost per person for scheduling, per…johan-nygren (63)in ethereum • 6 years agowork on proof-of-concept for Pseudonym Pairs, schedulingA design pattern for scheduling tracked from a single variable eventCounter. In the proof-of-concept I've worked on in the past week, eventCounter will be incremented when people start mixing their…johan-nygren (63)in ethereum • 6 years agouniversalSortingMechanism.sol - Universal Sorting Mechanism on EthereumA "universal sorting mechanism". Is there any new ideas in it? Seems like sorting a list by letting each object in the list invoke sortMe() would not have made sense before Ethereum. I…johan-nygren (63)in pangea • 7 years agoPangea Agreement Standard (PAS), a concept for one component of proof-of-agreement (PoA)An agreement standard I made, as a concept. How it works is that agreements are negotiated off-state, and then signed, and uploaded to the state which verifies the agreement (and would give an…johan-nygren (63)in bitnation • 7 years agoPangea Arbitration Token (PAT) as voluntary citizenshipPangea Arbitration Token (PAT) is a sort of security token for the Pangea jurisdiction, a DBVN that is hosted on top of a network-state like Ethereum. PAT secures the jurisdiction by being a sort of…johan-nygren (63)in bitnation • 7 years agoPangea Arbitration Token (PAT) as “social fuel” to incentivize the growth of virtual nationsSimilar to mining rewards, accumulating non-tradeable reputation tokens (PoA, PoN and PoC) is, akin to solving proof-of-work puzzles, a measure of contribution to society, and therefore rewarded…johan-nygren (63)in consensus • 7 years agoThe blockchain, Tangle, BitLattice, ideology, and the idea of consensus-by-linkageSatoshi Nakamoto, who is most probably Craig Wright, had the idea to link transactions through cryptographic signatures, within a chain of blocks, where each block contains a hundred or so…johan-nygren (63)in panarchy • 7 years agoPanarchy, built on Ethereums’ consensus-by-bet, as a generic system for authority decisions with global consensusHistorically, ideas within the crypto-economic space have been re-purposed for new functionalities, without changing the underlying algorithm. Proof-of-work for example was first proposed in 1992…
