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IDentabit / Re: John Underwood Visit
« on: November 08, 2014, 06:27:01 pm »
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General Discussion / Code Checking System
« on: November 02, 2014, 09:20:45 pm »
I hate to see this idea get buried in the forums, so I'm reviving in hopes that bytemaster or a developer will save it somewhere.
Code Checking System
With this code checking system a developer can check each line of the Bitshares code while getting paid to find errors, change, or improve the code.
Here is how it works: A developer/checker opens a program to check the Bitshares code. At the end of each line of code, there is a checkbox, green for ok, red for bad. At each line you can see a number of how many people have checked the code. Those that find the most mistakes get rewarded the most.
If you have checked over 100 lines of code that have no errors you get a small reward. If you find an error you get rewarded a lot more. Each "checker" adds to the value of the code. The more a line has been approved the less likely it contains errors.
Also, say 100 checkers have checked the box green, and then one checker comes along and sees an error. This checker gains 1 point of reputation, while the other 100 checkers lose 1 point of reputation. So if you lose a lot of reputation you could lose your status as a checker, since you probably aren't good at coding. Also, the first person to find the error get's the most pay and reputation, those that verify after his confirmed error get less pay, since he found it first. This way there is a race to find the first error.
Finally, if a line of code has been checked let's say over 5,000 times. This line of code will be declared 100% error free. Error free lines have the boxes removed/no more rewards for this line, this helps checkers go over newer lines of code.
This "Code Checking System" could also bring more developers to Bitshares as they would be attracted to getting paid to check code.... "I can get paid for checking code, what is bitshares,....very cool, let me look at this code....
oh one error here "
Also, later down the road, you could add the ability for a checker to add a line of code or change a line. And this line can get voted up or down by the other checkers. If your line get's approved over 1,000 times it get's added to the next update and you get paid for changing or adding the line.
Here is the original thread: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=10871.0
Everyone's input and thoughts are appreciated.
Code Checking System
With this code checking system a developer can check each line of the Bitshares code while getting paid to find errors, change, or improve the code.
Here is how it works: A developer/checker opens a program to check the Bitshares code. At the end of each line of code, there is a checkbox, green for ok, red for bad. At each line you can see a number of how many people have checked the code. Those that find the most mistakes get rewarded the most.
If you have checked over 100 lines of code that have no errors you get a small reward. If you find an error you get rewarded a lot more. Each "checker" adds to the value of the code. The more a line has been approved the less likely it contains errors.
Also, say 100 checkers have checked the box green, and then one checker comes along and sees an error. This checker gains 1 point of reputation, while the other 100 checkers lose 1 point of reputation. So if you lose a lot of reputation you could lose your status as a checker, since you probably aren't good at coding. Also, the first person to find the error get's the most pay and reputation, those that verify after his confirmed error get less pay, since he found it first. This way there is a race to find the first error.
Finally, if a line of code has been checked let's say over 5,000 times. This line of code will be declared 100% error free. Error free lines have the boxes removed/no more rewards for this line, this helps checkers go over newer lines of code.
This "Code Checking System" could also bring more developers to Bitshares as they would be attracted to getting paid to check code.... "I can get paid for checking code, what is bitshares,....very cool, let me look at this code....
oh one error here "Also, later down the road, you could add the ability for a checker to add a line of code or change a line. And this line can get voted up or down by the other checkers. If your line get's approved over 1,000 times it get's added to the next update and you get paid for changing or adding the line.
Here is the original thread: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=10871.0
Everyone's input and thoughts are appreciated.
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General Discussion / Re: Code that get's approved - Experiment
« on: November 01, 2014, 06:42:43 pm »
so the problem is how do you verify if someone has checked the code...
Here is how: At the end of each line of code, there is a checkbox, green for ok, red for bad. With each line you can see how many people checked the code. Those that find the most mistakes get rewarded the most.
If you have checked over 100 lines of code that have no errors you get a small reward. If you find an error you get rewarded a lot more. Each "checker" adds to the value of the code. The more a line has been approved the less likely it contains errors.
Also, say 100 checkers have checked the box green, and then one checker comes along and sees an error. This checker gains 1 point of reputation, while the other 100 checkers lose 1 point of reputation. So if you lose a lot of reputation you could lose your status as a checker, since you probably aren't good at coding. Also, the first person to find the error get's the most pay and reputation, those that verify after his confirmed error get less pay, since he found it first. This way there is a race to find the first error.
Finally, if a line of code has been checked let's say over 5,000 times. This line of code will be declared 100% error free. Error free lines have the boxes removed/no more rewards for this line, this helps checkers go over newer lines of code.
This "Code Checking System" could also bring more developers to Bitshares as they would be attracted to getting paid to check code.... "I can get paid for checking code, what is bitshares,....very cool, let me look at this code.... oh one error here "
Also, later down the road, you could add the ability for a checker to add a line of code or change a line. And this line can get voted up or down by the other checkers. If your line get's approved over 1,000 times it get's added to the next update and you get paid for changing or adding the line.
Here is how: At the end of each line of code, there is a checkbox, green for ok, red for bad. With each line you can see how many people checked the code. Those that find the most mistakes get rewarded the most.
If you have checked over 100 lines of code that have no errors you get a small reward. If you find an error you get rewarded a lot more. Each "checker" adds to the value of the code. The more a line has been approved the less likely it contains errors.
Also, say 100 checkers have checked the box green, and then one checker comes along and sees an error. This checker gains 1 point of reputation, while the other 100 checkers lose 1 point of reputation. So if you lose a lot of reputation you could lose your status as a checker, since you probably aren't good at coding. Also, the first person to find the error get's the most pay and reputation, those that verify after his confirmed error get less pay, since he found it first. This way there is a race to find the first error.
Finally, if a line of code has been checked let's say over 5,000 times. This line of code will be declared 100% error free. Error free lines have the boxes removed/no more rewards for this line, this helps checkers go over newer lines of code.
This "Code Checking System" could also bring more developers to Bitshares as they would be attracted to getting paid to check code.... "I can get paid for checking code, what is bitshares,....very cool, let me look at this code....
oh one error here "Also, later down the road, you could add the ability for a checker to add a line of code or change a line. And this line can get voted up or down by the other checkers. If your line get's approved over 1,000 times it get's added to the next update and you get paid for changing or adding the line.
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General Discussion / Re: Proposal...day
« on: November 01, 2014, 06:26:14 pm »
I have a proposal, no proposals!!!!
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General Discussion / Re: Code that get's approved - Experiment
« on: November 01, 2014, 05:16:54 pm »
They could get paid only if they find an error or bad code. The community could also decide on how much they get paid. There could be levels, level 1 small errors: get paid small amount. I'm just brainstorming.
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General Discussion / Re: Code that get's approved - Experiment
« on: November 01, 2014, 05:05:57 pm »
I think it would be cool to have "checkers", people that get paid a small amount to check for malicious code and errors.
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General Discussion / Code that get's approved - Experiment
« on: November 01, 2014, 04:59:34 pm »
In the Bitshares client, could it be possible to have place for people to improve the Bitshares code. The user could submit the code to the community, community checks and verfies the code for errors, after approval the code is implementing into the next update.
We could make this experiment to learn if this could work.
We could make this experiment to learn if this could work.
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General Discussion / Re: Company vs Community vs Country
« on: October 30, 2014, 04:09:28 pm »
I kinda want the price to drop and bottom out at .01 USD so I can buy more for real cheap, in a 4 months the price should be over .10 cents but I'm speculating
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General Discussion / Re: What are some ways that Banks can be cut out of capital flows?
« on: October 30, 2014, 05:25:34 am »
I think the biggest hurdle is getting places to accept bitUSD or any other digital asset. iPhones with ApplePay are making digital payment with phones possible, but users are stuck with ApplePay.
Everyone has a phone. A bitPhone would be a cool idea. It could create a mesh network around the world, using new technologies. bitPhones can be sold in stores already loaded with bitUSD.
People can asked to be payed in bitUSD from their employers. Their phones get loaded with bitUSD. Go to any store using the internet or near field technology and pay with bitUSD. No Banks.
Everyone has a phone. A bitPhone would be a cool idea. It could create a mesh network around the world, using new technologies. bitPhones can be sold in stores already loaded with bitUSD.
People can asked to be payed in bitUSD from their employers. Their phones get loaded with bitUSD. Go to any store using the internet or near field technology and pay with bitUSD. No Banks.
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General Discussion / Re: 100,000,000,000,000. FREE
« on: October 29, 2014, 09:12:22 pm »I have 100 billion STARs available!
I want some stars
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Technical Support / Re: No balance no transactions after updated to 0.4.23.dmg
« on: October 29, 2014, 02:09:05 pm »
Same here, no transactions showing, then I did the rescan and right click reload and it worked. But this should not happen, what is causing this?
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General Discussion / Re: Volume for bitUSD and bitCNY
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:52:48 pm »So I just looked at: http://bitsharesblocks.com/assets
And the 24 hour volume for bitUSD looks pretty good at over $70,000
then I look at bitCNY - 24 hour volume is $3
I heard about on-ramps being put in place for bitUSD, any being placed for bitCNY? Or is that a grey area with the Chinese government
Do you have any specific point or question bluebit?
Preferably one not already made in the other threads dedicated to the topic!
https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=10662.0
"Do you have any specific point or question bluebit?" Wow, that was very rude. Of course, I asked a question, take a look at my post. If it displeases you that a similar question was asked a second time, then you might want to consider some wisdom: "If you can't say anything nice, then don't say anything at all"
No need to vent your frustration in these forums.
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General Discussion / Re: Volume for bitUSD and bitCNY
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:18:45 pm »
Well, bitGLD is at $1 for 24 hour volume, so I don't think they are buying bitGLD
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General Discussion / Volume for bitUSD and bitCNY
« on: October 28, 2014, 07:15:37 pm »
So I just looked at: http://bitsharesblocks.com/assets
And the 24 hour volume for bitUSD looks pretty good at over $70,000
then I look at bitCNY - 24 hour volume is $3
I heard about on-ramps being put in place for bitUSD, any being placed for bitCNY? Or is that a grey area with the Chinese government
And the 24 hour volume for bitUSD looks pretty good at over $70,000
then I look at bitCNY - 24 hour volume is $3
I heard about on-ramps being put in place for bitUSD, any being placed for bitCNY? Or is that a grey area with the Chinese government
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General Discussion / Re: What if America isn't the best place to market BitUSD?
« on: October 28, 2014, 04:37:51 am »
I think it would be a good idea to talk with Peter Schiff's company EuroPacific Capital. They could add BitUSD to their investors portfolio of gold/silver/stocks/etc.
