2015-03-08.log

--- Log opened Sun Mar 08 00:00:15 2015
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Taekoh. Thanks00:01
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sipawhat you can do is batch validation00:02
sipawhich adds the validity equations for each signature up00:02
sipawith a validation-time random factor00:02
sipabut that does mean you need a per-entry signature in the data structure still00:03
sipaas you can't let the signer decide on the factors00:03
Taekbut verification is faster?00:03
sipayes00:03
sipaa bit over twice as fast00:03
fluffyponyPity about the name00:06
sipa?00:06
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fluffyponySchnorr00:06
sipawhy?00:06
brisquelamport signatures sound cooler.00:06
fluffyponyI struggle to say it with a straight face00:07
brisqueBlum Blum Shub is worse00:07
fluffyponyEspecially when you say it with a thick Afrikaans accent00:07
fluffyponyAnd roll the r's00:07
brisqueBBS is still worse.00:08
fluffyponyDefinitely00:08
fluffyponyI do enjoy the tongue twister that is Shamir's a Secret Sharing Scheme00:09
sipafluffypony: you need to invent a signature scheme00:09
fluffyponyfluffy signatures?00:09
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Taekponysigs00:10
fluffyponySpagni Signatures will be eternally mispronounced, except by Italians00:10
brisqueneeds to be an agreement that all cryptographic concepts have ridiculous names. 'Super Fluff Fluff Pont Time"00:10
brisques/pont/pony/00:10
fluffyponyHah hah brisque00:11
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fluffyponyaltcoins are way ahead of you on that with their Dark Gravity Well difficulty retarget algorithms00:11
brisqueDark Gravity Wave, actually.00:12
TaekKimoto Gravity Well is a kickass name00:12
fluffyponyOmg, even better00:12
brisquepity it's a terrible concept which basically breaks the proof of work entirely.00:12
fluffyponySo does Light Gravity Wave also behave like a particle?00:12
* fluffypony nerdjokes00:13
brisqueit means you can isolate a node and then feed it super low difficulty blocks after 30 minutes or something, and they'd never notice.00:13
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fluffyponyOh, sipa, I've added IPv6 support to the DNS seeder for use with Namecoin Core, would you like me to PR it upstream?00:20
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sipasure00:24
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gmaxwell[OT] Latest subnormality is really good (http://www.viruscomix.com/page588.html), I often look with sadness on how our cultural works look on technology as sort of a recieved artifact, unaware of the enormors effort and care that goes into building the most banal detals, and the weight of the myriad small choices on those building the things.03:45
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TaekI wonder if that culture is one of the reason alcoins are so prevalent04:13
Taek*altcoins04:13
Taekpeople think you can just twist a few knobs and introduce a few features and it'll work just as well as the original plus have more features04:13
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Taekand they fail to appreciate how hard it was to get the knobs and feature set correct in the first place04:14
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sipaor specifically fail to recognize that lot of the design is to prevent against malicious or unintended incentives04:17
sipaand not strictly necessary to function properly in a laboratory setting04:18
gmaxwellAt least no one is dying due to it... (we hope!) But yea, I've had thoughts along those lines. It's sad too, because there is great joy in craftsmanship too that we fail to share with people.04:20
fluffyponyDefinitely, they pick magic numbers "intuitively" with little to no thought given to the consequences04:20
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fluffyponygmaxwell: I've been accused of being a perfectionist because stuff isn't rushed out haphazardly04:22
fluffyponyAs if that's a bad thing04:22
fluffyponyBut it's because of the culture of "fail fast, fall often" that has spilled over04:23
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Taek"fail fast, fail often" is very valuable advice when applied to the right places04:23
Taekfinancial software just isn't one of them04:24
fluffyponyYes04:24
fluffyponyLike a hipster startup:-P04:24
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dgenr8some good places to fail are during design and in the laboratory07:52
dgenr8mix07:52
sipasure07:52
sipabut they only tell you things about scenarios you thought of07:53
kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/keynote-gavin-andresen/07:59
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sipaugh, bip66 is not malleability :)08:01
sipabip62 is malleability, but that isn't implemented08:01
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Luke-Jrand it was know much longer than 1 year ..08:11
Luke-Jr(but that was the question-asker)08:12
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kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/arvind-narayanan/08:25
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dgenr8sipa: agreed, so more "you", the better at these phases. collaborative spririt, you know08:30
sipadgenr8: sure, being open and experimenting is all fine08:30
sipadgenr8: i don't think anyone argues against that08:31
sipajust the mentality of "it seems to work in practice, thus it's ready to ship" is very non-true in an adverserial setting08:31
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kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/andrew-miller/08:47
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kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/matt-corallo-sidechains/09:18
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kanzureBlueMatt: you are significantly easier to type than others :)09:53
kanzurei think you choose sentence structure based on qwerty layout in your head, that's the only explanation09:53
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heathanyone have a link to the smartcolors library?10:04
heathhttps://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2pt4kl/reddit_announces_reddit_notes_aka_reddit_bitcoin/cn06h17 for reference10:04
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kanzurenot using testnet during a demonstration is reckless. "nah let's just use mainnet. that's best practice, right?"10:13
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kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/zerocash-and-zero-knowledge-succint-arguments-of-knowledge-libsnark/11:14
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heathpetertodd: is the smartcolors lib available yet?11:16
heathif i had known the mit btc conf was going on, i would have stayed just a few more days!11:17
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petertoddheath: client still hasn't given the ok, but it will be, equally if you want to use it for osmething just email me and I'll give you access11:32
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kanzurehttp://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/peter-todd-scalability/12:32
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amillerrandom_walker said that mulltisig proliferation is awfully low, like 1% at its peak... petertodd said it's like 8%, im trying to figure out what the deal is13:45
amillerits possible to imagine counting by number of transactions (containing a multisig), number of utxos, or number of multisig'ed bitcoins13:45
brisqueamiller: http://p2sh.info/13:46
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kanzurethere was p2sh.info a while back13:47
kanzuredamn how did brisque beat me13:47
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brisquekanzure: lets pretend freenode goofed and the comments happened simultaneously.13:47
kanzureokay :)13:47
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Elielamiller: From the looks of it, soon it might not even be possible to count who users multisig and who doesn't. https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/stevenag/threshold-signatures-for-bitcoin-wallets-are-finally-here/14:31
Eliel... ok, I fail bad at english grammar here :P14:31
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kanzureif you mean "count" as in "count from blockchain data", that may already be impossible since the blockchain does not record users14:32
kanzurealthough you may be able to make up lower and upper bounds on estimation14:32
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Elielkanzure: anyway, there's someone claiming to have created a multisig system that looks like a traditional bitcoin transaction to outside observers.14:33
kanzureyep14:34
kanzuresee my transcript here http://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/arvind-narayanan/14:34
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brisqueis this the same one that was announced a while ago and was revoked for having some cryptographic flaws?14:35
brisque(an improvement of it, I mean)14:36
kanzurei hope not. i would expect that to have been mentioned.14:36
amilleruh, yeah it is that same thing but an improved version of it14:36
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amillerhttps://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/stevenag/threshold-signatures-and-bitcoin-wallet-security-a-menu-of-options/ he talks about the improvements and the prior problems here14:37
moaamiller: what did you think? seems interesting enough14:38
gmaxwellThe scheme turns out to require a trusted dealer, which I think mostly only makes it interesting in contrived situations.14:38
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amillergmaxwell, that's gone now, that's been gone since may last year14:39
amillersee above post14:39
kanzuregmaxwell: from the snarks territory were you already aware that they had dropped trusted setup? http://diyhpl.us/wiki/transcripts/mit-bitcoin-expo-2015/zerocash-and-zero-knowledge-succint-arguments-of-knowledge-libsnark/14:39
amillerkanzure, to be clear the libsnark multi-party setup is something we've talkeda bout before as an option too, but the libsnark crypotgrapers worked out a customized efficient protocol for it14:40
kanzurehm.14:41
kanzurei need "diff vision" goggles for these talks.14:41
gmaxwellamiller: There was another option that required a surplus of signers (beyond the information theoretic bound), which was again also lame.14:41
gmaxwell(and then they also waved their hands and say you could use a generic MPC scheme, well duh.)14:42
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amillerin that May 2014 post i linked above, they have a table that summarizes all of this14:42
kanzureoh you're right actually, they overly stated their claim about not requiring trusted setup14:42
kanzure"Another way around trusted setup is using MPC, but this is a topic for a different talk" <-- multiparty computation14:43
kanzure"The trusted setup limitation can be removed, and I am going to talk about that later in the talk." i guess this didn't hpapen14:43
amillerno you misheard bro14:43
amillerthey said another way around trusted stup is using PCP (probablistically checkable proofs)14:43
amillerthose are a topic for a diff. talk because they're ridiculous expensive for the prover14:43
kanzuredamn14:43
brisque"For Bitcoin, multisig is good but it has drawbacks like it destroys anonymity and it forces you to display your security on the blockchain." ugh.14:43
kanzurethank you14:43
amillerlol if you're taking transcript requests, i noticed in todd's talk you wrote PACKSAUCE or something instead of paxos :p14:44
gmaxwellamiller: Yes, so-- original scheme that requires a trusted setup, OR you get something that requires extra signers beyond the information theoretic bound, or you get 2 of 2 only and they aren't even sure it can be applied to ECDSA (people in bitcoin space had previously published a two of two scheme, though it's only single use), or you get MPC.14:44
kanzureamiller: btw this is actually a git repo, just git clone14:44
amillerkanzure, k thx14:44
kanzurethat said, both things are fixed now14:45
amillergmaxwell, i'm not sure how to interpret this table with two rows, for gennaro (2t-1)-n and gennaro t-114:45
andytoshithe "single use" scheme is the one with pallier encryption?14:45
gmaxwellkanzure: Using MPC is _not_ removing trusted setup. (the PCP based schemes if made pratical would be neat but the proofs are much larger, and I believe it's not possible to make it have perfect zero knoweldge)14:45
kanzureyeah i think i need to just attach -wizards logs to the end of these files14:46
amillerhttps://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/stevenag/threshold-signatures-for-bitcoin-wallets-are-finally-here/ this is the newest blog post btw on it, i think this hasn't been pasted here yet14:46
kanzureEliel pasted that about 15 minutes ago :)14:46
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amillergmaxwell, MPC with *any 1 out of N* needs to be honest/uncompromised, with efficiency enough to have a large N, is pretty good though14:47
amillerbut yeah it's defnitely not the same as 'no trusted setup' either14:48
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waxwingok so reading here i wasn't crazy, it did seem really weird to use exotic stuff like paillier homomorphisms and then at the end say 'oh just run a live disk image on your desktop, it's trusted'.14:50
brisqueI was thrown by the comment about keeping bitcoin anonymous by not revealing you're using multisig. in terms of privacy that's the least of your worries.14:52
gmaxwellamiller: yea, indeed. doubly so if you can prevent participants from jamming it.14:52
gmaxwellbrisque: I dunno about that; it stinks that using multisig puts you in a different anonymity set.14:52
gmaxwellBut, sadly, it seems that accountable multisig and private multisig are at least somewhat incompatible. And accountable multisig seems to be very important (turns out people want to know which of their keys were compromised if something bad happens).14:53
brisquegmaxwell: half the time just using a different client does that too. it reminds me a lot of the alt.anonymous.messages group, where everything seemed to be pretty much the same but almost all messages were revealed by subtle differences in the implementations of the clients people used. ( reference https://ritter.vg/p/AAM-defcon13.pdf )14:54
kanzurehmm i wonder if key compromise can be made more obvious in the alternative scenario14:54
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kanzurewell, you could always leave some bitcoin around that can be spent by that private key i guess, but your attacker may not care about that particular stash14:56
gmaxwellI have an efficient schnorr signature scheme which can be indistinguishable from 1 of 1 if all the signers participate, and accountable otherwise... which seems pretty good to me.14:56
andytoshigmaxwell: does everyone have to know the message to "participate"?14:57
gmaxwellkanzure: we've seen with brainwallets that attackers in practice already do smart things, even in competition with each other, to avoid getting detected for better payoffs. Esp since for accountability,  you've split your key between {you, service provider, your backup (which the service provider also has a crackable copy of} .. you _really_ want there to exist transferable proof if the service p14:58
gmaxwellrovider screws you over.14:58
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gmaxwellandytoshi: yes, well hash of it. I'm just referring to polysig with hashtree encoding of the coefficients, so you can hide all but 1+(n-non_signers) of them and hide their count.14:59
gmaxwell(though on that point with a MAST like script even just N of N  or N of M. is sufficient to get an indistinguishability from 1 of 1 in the case where all are available to sign.15:00
kanzurealso, we got a question into the conference to ask "why do you recommend not using bitcoind?" (which was interpreted as "not use bitcoin" at first -_-), and the answer back was "because private key management" :/15:01
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gmaxwellWHY DOES THIS N of M scheme have Paillier code?!?#! https://freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/stevenag/threshold-signatures-for-bitcoin-wallets-are-finally-here/15:06
gmaxwellanyone have a link to the new paper they seem to be mentioning in that post?15:07
andytoshikanzure: :/ i'm sympathetic to that ... though obvs no to a "don't use bitcoind" extent ... this is a -dev thing but i think the default keypool size should be closer to 10000 than to 10015:08
gmaxwelloh duh first link.15:08
brisqueandytoshi: that said, there's something to be said for avoiding half measures15:09
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andytoshibrisque: well something like bip32 has its own problems which are even harder to explain to users than "your backups invisibly expire". if there was a clearly total solution i think it'd have been implemented15:10
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andytoshilol is http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~stevenag/threshold_sigs.pdf being slashdotted?15:11
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brisqueandytoshi: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:THbcH32NFtAJ:www.cs.princeton.edu/~stevenag/threshold_sigs.pdf+&cd=1&hl=nl15:12
gmaxwellbleh 3t-2 rounds of interaction.15:13
brisqueI don't imagine that server is particular well provisioned15:13
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waxwinggmaxwell: something wrong with Paillier specifically? they just need an additive homomorphism, right.15:24
gmaxwellwaxwing: it's a huge amount of additional complexity. E.g. zero probablity of adding this to libsecp256k1.15:25
waxwingright15:25
gmaxwelland it's a whole additional orthorgonal set of cryptographic assumptions.15:26
waxwingi was a bit taken aback to see both Paillier and ZKP in there15:26
gmaxwellthe code doesn't seem to include anything for dealerless establishment of the paillier keys, unless I'm missing it. (I know it can be done.)15:27
waxwingrefs 21-23 in the doc. exercise for the reader maybe :)15:27
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gmaxwellI wish I could really convince them that w/ dealer setup is uninteresting.15:30
kanzureandytoshi: even if you don't use bitcoind for key management there are many good and important reasons to be running it, these companies should not be recommending no bitcoind15:30
kanzurethis is to the level where it may be appropriate to say this is actively harmful15:31
gmaxwellkanzure: were they any more clear about what they mean by "key management"?15:32
kanzurewell they wanted you to use their api for multisig15:32
kanzureso therefore don't install bitcoind and don't develop with bitcind15:32
kanzure*bitcoind15:32
gmaxwellSo that argument wouldn't be removed by anything short of integrating third party mediated multisig?15:33
kanzure(also they were using mainnet in a live demo. armory gets bonus points for later using testnet instead.)15:33
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kanzuregmaxwell: hm? i am not claiming they had a good argument.15:33
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kanzure"key management" is not at all the important decision for whether you should run bitcoind or not. it's totally superfluous.15:34
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gmaxwellI'm asking because e.g. switching to determinstic keypool via hardened bip32 is no more than a couple hours work, as the code for that is all there.15:34
gmaxwellAnd so if we can do some small thing that silences a really dangerous and foolish argument, I'm all for it.15:35
kanzureah interesting, i was not aware of that. well, they were claiming (and so was chain.com also claiming) that running bitcoind is "superfluous" (that was the word used in public) to getting development work done.15:35
andytoshikanzure: i usually hear "key management" meaning backup problems, in which case hardened bip32 would totally solve it ... so to gmaxwell +115:35
gmaxwellThough it really irritates me to hear "doesn't use determinstic wallets" called key management, key management is half the _opposite_ of that, in that you actually _should_ be retiring old keys if you have good key management.15:36
kanzurewell, i didn't type the transcripts for these because i felt like it would be morally wrong for me to promote that, so i can't pull up the exact quotes now15:36
kanzuregmaxwell: this was a lot of stuff like "bitcoind is confusing and hard and complex, so therefore you should just use our third party api instead, you'll get up and running in like 2.5 minutes"15:36
gmaxwellkanzure: Do you agree with the "bitcoind is confusing and hard and complex" ? That kind of baffles me, in particular because many of the api's I've seen are an copies of bitcoind's (with some additional features).15:37
kanzurei don't agree at all15:37
kanzurei think it is actively dangerous and harmful to their customers and the community15:38
andytoshigmaxwell: there is such a thing as a "puncturable PRF" which lets you mar a PRF key so it can't be evaluated at specific points. this'd let you have deterministic and expirable keys..15:38
kanzurei mean i think it is harmful to claim that bitcoind should not be used15:38
brisquekanzure: it's a pretty dangerous implication that companies barrier to bitcoin is setting up a daemon.15:38
gmaxwellkanzure: I know I was just asking about the first half. I don't agree with the second even if the first half is true, but regardless if the first half is true it ought to be fixed.15:38
andytoshiyou can puncture at individual points, or on prefixes ... i sholud look into the efficiency of these babies (it never occured to me since i use them as a building block for obfuscation crypto, so every other inefficiency pales beside the obfuscation itself)15:38
kanzuregmaxwell: ah, well my experience with bitcoind has been totally pleasant.15:39
gmaxwellandytoshi: I'm actually not following how a punctureable PRF is useful there.15:39
andytoshigmaxwell: you store the PRF key, your ecdsa keys are PRF(K, index), then once you've used some key (say, you've spent the coins associated to its address and this spend is long buried) you puncture the PRF key at its index15:40
kanzuregmaxwell: i think that swithcing to deterministic hardened bip32 keypool things would be a very useful strategy to argue that (in addition to all of the normal and sane reasons that everyone should use bitcoind) moving to a third party api is harmful, and additionally unnecessary.15:40
andytoshigmaxwell: and from the punctured key you can restore all your keys except those whose indices you've punctured out15:40
andytoshis/all your keys/all your ecdsa keys/15:40
gmaxwellandytoshi: what we want for key management is for you to be able to rotate out your master keys, so that your old backups become less of a liability when you no longer need them. So after the fact puncturing doesn't solve that.15:41
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kanzurehoever, i suspect that brisque is right and they will just claim "it's infrastructure that we don't want to have to run" or something... or "walletnotify is too hard to configure", i dunno.15:41
gmaxwellmoving to #bitcoin-dev15:41
andytoshioh, yeah, derp15:41
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adlaikanzure: in petertodd's transcript, "Anothe rissu eis"16:37
kanzureand here i thought he was just speaking incantations16:37
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kanzureadlai: fixed16:42
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ElielI've been wondering about the possibility of making use of the bitcoin mining process for microtransactions. I mean, there is value in being presented unsuccesful, but reasonably difficult to find block candidates that would've paid your address were they actually a block.16:52
Elielfrom the coinbase tx I mean16:52
gmaxwellEliel: sure, thats completely reasonable. And also people seem to have no interest in it. :(16:53
ElielI don't think too many even realize it's possible16:53
gmaxwellIt was more widely discussed back in 2011 at least.16:54
Elielthat'd mean very few people.16:55
Elielin terms of how big the community is now16:55
ElielI guess the biggest issue is perhaps a lack of implementations for actually making practical use of this. I don't know of any wallet software that could support this.16:57
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gmaxwellamusingly, bitcoin core's wallet can support this in the sense that you can give it a block and it will happily show you the coinbase payment and then switch it to -1 confirms when it falls out of the chain.16:59
lechuga_i wonder if anyone has implemented a pkcs#11 client for bitcoind16:59
lechuga_(or thought about doing so)17:00
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MuisI always played with the thought of 'human proof of work', where mining can only be done by humans17:22
kanzurehumans are not magic. they are just machines.17:23
MuisNow suppose you have a chain where each miner can have only hash17:23
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MuisThat is: the hash of the last block combined with your openid signature from google or facebook17:24
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MuisAnd anyone can verify the openid 2.0 signatures without contacting google servers, so its foolproof17:24
MuisWouldnt that be the fairest chain ever (assumed no one can create thousands of fake google or facebook accounts)17:26
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MuisAnd the technology is just as decentral as Bitcoin is?17:26
kanzureum, except that in practice i do have thousands of gmail accounts17:26
kanzurebecause their account system *is* broken17:27
MuisThen pick Facebook17:27
kanzurehaha17:27
MuisThere must be an openid provider who is not broken?17:27
moaEliel: mining the tailings so to speak17:28
ElielMuis: that'd just be a centralized system in control of the openid providers.17:29
MuisIts not centralized from a technical point of view17:29
kanzureperhaps you should tell us what you think centralized means17:30
MuisCentralized means some nodes have more jobs than others17:30
MuisIn this case Google isnt even a node17:30
kanzurecan you elaborate please?17:30
MuisOr do you call Bitcoin centralized because Gavin holds the alertskey?17:31
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kanzureyes, alertskey is broken17:31
kanzurewhat of it?17:31
MuisAnyway17:32
ElielMuis: fine, it's not centralized in it's operation. However, it _is_ centralized in control aspect and that's the part that's most critical to decentralize.17:32
MuisDepends on how you look at it17:32
MuisWith Bitcoin, every block is mined by 1 out of 10 pools17:33
MuisWith this coin, every block is mined by a completely random citizen on earth, and never the same one twice17:33
jcorganMuis: "Wouldnt that be the fairest chain ever" wat?17:35
Muis*Fairest distribution17:37
phantomcircuitEliel, people dont like probabilistic payments heh17:37
jcorganMuis: what does "fairness" have to do with anything?17:38
phantomcircuitMuis, if you can solve the identity problem sufficiently that you can actually build an automated system around it17:38
phantomcircuitthen by all means17:38
phantomcircuitbut that problem is far more difficult than most people think17:39
phantomcircuitread: nearly impossible17:39
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kanzurephantomcircuit: there's probably an impossibility proof somewhere?17:40
kanzurei haven't looked for one yet17:41
kanzurei wouldn't be surprised17:41
gmaxwellMuis went after me in PM on the above, my responses here: http://0bin.net/paste/agpHHItRpSrS1Yk9#4FsCG+t1TLSxcGNMEHJLCYqP-omGvyC4mPFeC1Y8wql17:42
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Elielphantomcircuit: Many use cases for micropayments would have them coming in in high enough volume that the volatility due to the random element would be negligible.17:56
brisquekanzure: I don't think I would call the alert key broken really. if someone was to go rogue and make an alert that points to malware or something of that nature, all it takes is another alert key owner pushing a maximum sequence alert to permanently ruin the system. and display an "alert key compromised" message. of all the designs, this one is pretty safe.17:57
Elielof course, actually doing that might get participating miners with licensing requirements though.17:57
phantomcircuitEliel, try integrating that into an accounting system17:57
phantomcircuit"yes well once every ten million years we will lose our shirts"17:57
phantomcircuit"oh and the books will never quite 100% balance"17:58
gmaxwellphantomcircuit: then more business to competition who figures out how to deal with that?17:58
Elielphantomcircuit: I think bookkeeping wise you could just pretend the service was free for the cases where you don't actually receive anything.17:58
gmaxwellpresumably these can be addressed by parties basically buying your probablistic payment liability.17:58
Elieland only count the cases where you actually get something17:59
Elielthat fixes the "problem" of books not balancing17:59
phantomcircuitgmaxwell, possibly this could be made to work with an insurance scheme integrated into some sort of payments processor18:00
phantomcircuitbut getting all the edge cases with "normal" systems ironed out seems like a non trivial task18:01
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kanzure.title https://rjlipton.wordpress.com/2015/03/08/lint-for-math/21:19
yoleauxLint For Math | Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP21:19
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dc17523be3[OT] gmaxwell, that subnormality was a super insightful share :)22:12
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