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gmaxwellamiller: https://www.stellar.org/blog/safety_liveness_and_fault_tolerance_consensus_choice/04:19
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op_nullgmaxwell: oh that's hilarious04:55
gmaxwellyea, if only someone had pointed this stuff out to them in 2013 before even any of their code was published  ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144471.msg1551096#msg1551096 )04:57
op_null"just set a reorg limit say 100 blocks" that sounds familiar.04:58
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kanzure"The Fischer Lynch Paterson impossibility result (FLP) states that a deterministic asynchronous consensus system can have at most two of the following three properties: safety (results are valid and identical at all nodes), guaranteed termination or liveness (nodes that don’t fail always produce a result), and fault tolerance (the system can survive the failure of one node at any point). This is a proven result. Any distributed ...05:59
kanzure... consensus system on the Internet must sacrifice one of these features."05:59
kanzure"This situation has led us to believe it is no longer safe to run the existing Ripple/Stellar consensus system with more than one validating node because doing so would expose funds in the network to potential double spends and ledger forks."06:01
kanzure("Each participant in the ripple network has a list of validators. This list is also known as a unique node list UNL. Every validating node that is online will see all transactions. Periodically all nodes will try to validate or close a new ledger.")06:01
kanzureso uh they have disabled consensus?06:01
kanzure*disabled (broken) consensus?06:01
gmaxwellat that event I was at on tuesday someone had a pretty vigorous argument with me that their consensus was provably correct, meanwhile I'm pointing out that it's not stable even absent an attacker. I didn't expect such a well timed response there.06:05
kanzureinsert quip here about those who are willing to wait06:06
gmaxwellThere certantly are designs that can get you a consensus safely, if you abandon decenteralization as a goal and don't mind losing a fair amount of fault tolerance.06:07
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kanzureas far as i can tell, switching to centralization is still an option for them, given the sorts of promises that the stellar people have made i think06:08
gmaxwellnow I wish I hadn't been pulled into an interview during the time the stellar panel was running; one of the other attendees was nagging me to give them hell on that point. Would have seemed especially predictive.06:08
kanzurei mean, they have not made decentralization and distributed consensus their particular crusade, so if they don't want to bother then they should just lose all of that extra architecture fluff06:08
kanzureer, by which i mean the latest marketing from stellar, not ripple i guess06:09
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op_nullstellar might as well just be called ripple. there's no functional changes from opencoin ripple are there?06:10
gmaxwellWell I don't think they ever had an actual decenteralization argument to begin with... basically the fragility of their model was so obvious I can't believe they believed it themselves.  (See the BCT thread; it's easy to draw UNL topologies which are _guarenteed_ to fail by change)06:10
kanzureit would be interesting to see if the trend of altcoins and poorly-implemented non-consensus consensus systems over the long-term creates a demand for developers capable of safely transitioning to centralized systems from project owners06:10
gmaxwells/change/chance/06:10
op_nullkanzure: remember that a lot (if not most) altcoins are already centralised entirely.06:11
kanzurehas anyone actually demonstrated a competent "wind-down" of "distributed consensus" into a centralized system?06:11
kanzurethey are "centralized" but yet they still have all this bitcoin client nonsense06:11
kanzureall of that can go away if you're doing centralization06:11
op_nullif they didn't people wouldn't use them06:11
kanzureokay fine, offer a client but it doesn't have to be bitcoind06:11
op_nullyou could probably release a client that looks like bitcoin core but just connects to a central database and not many people would notice.06:12
kanzurethere are a set of steps to migrate all the extra non-working stuff off of your network into a more efficient system06:12
kanzureright06:12
kanzurethings like that06:12
gmaxwellwell the ripple software is more sutable in that capacity.06:12
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kanzurei wonder how to convince people with broken consensus systems that it's worth paying someone to do that sort of network migration06:13
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kanzureclearly they already don't care aobut security, so arguments about security benefits wont work06:13
op_nullI don't think there's a demand for that. systems like darkcoin are centralised but their model relies on them pretending that they're not.06:14
kanzureif they want to make convoluted lies then there's much better ways to do that in software that do not require the complexity of bitcoin06:14
kanzureit can just be some sort of lie machine that spits out software that connects to centralized systems that lie about stuff06:15
op_nulleasier to modify bitcoin than build something better from scratch though. I think part of the altcoin system is that because they are all based on bitcoin core, it's easy for places like exchanges to add support. drop in a new daemon, change the version byte and you're good to go.06:15
kanzurea lightweight client that connects to a central server would be much easier to modify06:16
kanzurestellar foundation does not seem like their existence is predicated on distributed consensus really, so why should they maintain their particular pile of software?06:17
kanzurein the case of bitcoin forks, you could maybe argue something like "An unforseen bug in your unmaintained bitcoin fork might cause you to lose your 30% premine, so you should strongly consider migrating to a centralized system"06:21
op_nullI still think people are sold on these systems being decentralised, rather than just accepting that they are not.06:23
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kanzureokay, but what does that have to do with anything? implementing a centralized system is separate from marketing. plus, they are already centralized anyway, just poorly implemented.06:28
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op_nullmy comment is just that if you designed a centralised app and presented it as "yo, try our centralisec currency", nobody would use it. people use stellar and other altcoins because they are presented and coded in such a way that they look to be decentralised.06:29
kanzurepeople don't actually review the code though06:30
kanzureso fooling them by turning their centralized system into a centralized system doesn't seem particularly harmful. actually, it seems pretty safe to me.06:30
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Emcyhey is tls using elliptic curve crypto now and does github use it for all downloads?09:08
Emcyim trying to work out why my browser refuses to dl anything from github09:09
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nshTLS_ECDHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_GCM_SHA256, 128 bit keys09:42
nshis what i get with firefox09:42
nshEmcy, does your browser not support ECDHE at all?09:43
Emcyapparently not09:43
nshprobably want to correct that, i'd guess09:43
Emcyis it elliptic curve09:43
sipayes09:43
Emcyneat. That must have come in in the last year or so09:44
nsh"snowden-effect" :)09:44
kanzurehaha, "How'd you centralize your decentralized system? It sounds like something that shouldn't be possible unless it's actually centralized to begin with." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=870884409:45
Emcyyeah09:45
Emcykanzure microsoft wrt skype09:45
fluffyponyoh I thought that was a comment on Darkcoin09:46
fluffypony:-P09:46
kanzureas funny as his comment was, it is trivial to centralize any decentralized system as long as you do not care about popularity of your centralization09:46
kanzureer, subject to one or two extra constraints that i am forgetting?09:47
nshthat's quite general a statement, too much so for me to have any idea what it means09:49
kanzurewell, anyone can take a blockchain of data and convert it into some central ledger that does not run a p2p consensus node09:54
sipaor run a single node of an otherwise decentralized system, and just advertize its state09:56
op_nulloh like proof of text?09:57
op_null.. stake09:57
op_nullno idea how that got in there.09:57
Emcynsh im glad the technologists are stepping up where elected representatives failed09:58
Emcyreally glad09:59
nshit's something at least :)09:59
Emcywho said a technocracy is a bad thing..09:59
nshpeople who don't like the peer-selection of technological merit and prefer their own technocrats, generally10:00
Emcynsh yes its something. At the very least it pushes back against any perception that civil society consented to the hand up the skirt10:00
* nsh nods10:01
kanzurehaha "So, to illustrate a fork, color a majority of the circles one color and then simultaneously color a different majority another color. Clearly, this is impossible."10:01
kanzure(from https://forum.ripple.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=8629&start=0#p59073 )10:01
op_nullisn't that just classic sybil time?10:03
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gmaxwellkanzure: I can't believe Joel is still pushing that broken view. Yes, what he's saying is strictly correct but it requires every single participant to have the same list of nodes, set out in advance... Which isn't something they claim to require (because it appear incompatible with decenteralization)10:20
kanzurehave you ever been able to figure out where his fundamental hangups are coming from?10:21
kanzurelike what does his objections actually distill to10:21
gmaxwellWell you can see that wtf ripple thread, I drew a number of topologies which were guaranteed to suffer irrecoverable convergence failure, even if there is no attacker... and his only answer was "just don't configure the network that way".  I was unable to extract any argument about what _precisely_ was the topology requirement, and how they had any hope to achieve that requirement (at all), much less absent some central party.10:23
gmaxwellOne sufficient criteria is for everyone to have the same UNL at all times, which seems to suggest you need some trusted party to administer the UNL (otherwise something has to stop me from filling it with clones)10:23
gmaxwellIt's not necessary though, other graphs are also stable... but no clue how to achieve any admissable graph in a decenteralized manner. "Add whom you trust" seems to be almost a pessimal construction, since social graphs are very clique-heavy.10:25
kanzureany speculation as to why he thought it was acceptable to suggest not configuring networks like that?10:27
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nshan idiomatic understanding of robustness, i guess10:29
gmaxwellPresumably stuck in centeralized thinking?  I mean, I think it's completely reasonable to build centeralized systems too...10:29
kanzurewell, if i was designing a centralized solution, his solution is not one i would pick10:31
kanzurethere are many improvements i could offer for that10:31
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nsh--14:16
nsh<tarcieri> nsh: their ledger forked, and they claim it's because their consensus algorithm is buggy14:16
nsh<nsh> oh my. good thing they got rid of PoW and simplified stuff as you lauded yesterday14:16
nsh<nsh> kekek14:16
nsh<tarcieri> they're making a new consensus algorithm in conjunction with an academic, and it will be proven correct by formal models14:16
nsh<nsh> sorry, i'm a terrible human being14:16
nsh<tarcieri> lol14:16
nsh-- schaudenfreude is sometimes indicated14:16
nshre: https://www.stellar.org/blog/safety_liveness_and_fault_tolerance_consensus_choice/14:17
kanzurei don't think the fork is the notable aspect there at all14:17
nshi doubt this proven correct by formal models thing will go exactly as envisioned either, but it'll be fun to watch in any case14:17
nshkanzure, oh?14:17
* nsh reads the post whynot14:18
kanzure"turning off" decentralization seems more notable there...14:19
nshoh, is this what you were talking about earlier?14:21
kanzureyeah14:22
nshoh right, they reduce to a single validating node14:23
nshso basically give up everything that makes it anything like progress14:23
kanzurearguably a broken distributed consensus system is not progress14:23
kanzureand any broken distributed consensus system that is subject to attack is basically quite similar to a centralized system in function or operation14:24
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nshif can break in didactically useful ways. or at least serve as an object lesson in misinvestment of effort14:24
nsh*it14:24
* nsh nods14:24
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kanzure"Each shard is uniquely encrypted. This means that malicious farmers cant pretend to have multiple redundant copies of a file when they only have one."14:58
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kanzurethis seems pretty false (since you can ask a peer)14:58
kanzureoh, if you assume a central way of distributing salts, that could work, but defeats many of the other purposes14:59
kanzurewow, the section on sybil resistance doesn't respond to sybil attacks at all...15:04
kanzure(i screwed up and loaded the latest storj whitepaper and i regret this)15:04
kanzurehaha "This way, even if one of the nodes is malicious, it cannot fully carry out this attack. Nodes would have to be colluding, and if the client selects nodes randomly, the probability of selecting colluding nodes is small."15:05
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op_nullkanzure: I had a logical trouble with it too. they say that each shard is uniquely encrypted right. but then it says later on that the network can recover from loss by dupicating the data from the peers that still exist.15:16
op_nullkanzure: which they can't do, because then you'd have multiple peers all with the same encrypted version.15:17
kanzureyou may have just broken the universe15:18
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op_nullI can't believe they overlooked that, but all the same it doesn't make sense.15:19
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op_null"If a node fails an audit or is unreachable, we initiate a network replicationprocess whereby we take one of the existing copies on the network and trans-fer it to a new node."15:22
op_null"Each shard is uniquely encrypted. This means that malicious farmers cant pretend to have multiple redundant copies of a file when they only have one."15:22
op_nullthe two statements are just completely incompatible, aren't they?15:23
kanzureto be fair, they are probably taking about the file owner in the first quote15:26
op_nullit says "from the network" not "from the owner" though15:27
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kanzuretrue, a file owner could presumably access a network copy15:28
kanzurealso, there can always be multiple redundant copies of a file that are not uniquely identifiable15:29
kanzureyou can have truly unique copies of a file even if they have the same content15:29
op_nullI took "we" to be the autonomous network rather then the owner. ultimate cloud storage seems a bit silly if you have to be online all of the time to make sure it doesn't get deleted.15:30
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op_nullI guess you're right though.15:34
kanzurethere's many other problems going on here :)15:44
kanzureplus, i could be wrong and they really do mean network15:44
op_nullthere's a comment about trying to choose close nodes to you for maximum speed. isn't that exactly what you don't want?15:49
op_null"As with the standard functionality of a peer-to-peer network, we can connectto geographically close peers to achieve high transfer speeds."15:50
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Eliel_I'd guess you'd at least want enough of the redundancy geographically close to be able download the entire file from reasonably local nodes.16:11
op_nullclose nodes means failure by tsunami is very likely. you really want them to be as far away as possible.16:11
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Eliel_if you go for over 200% redundancy, you can pick local nodes for ~100% of the storage and then distribute the rest maximizing the geographical distribution.16:14
Eliel_that will still withstand a tsunami that wipes out the local nodes.16:15
Eliel_... in fact, in most cases the network isn't needed for that since a copy of the file is stored locally on the user's computer :P16:17
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gmaxwellI'm a bad forum dweller and I bumped this old thread for an I told you so, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=144471.msg9764161#msg976416122:21
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gwillengmaxwell: well, this is a channel for wizardry, and ... thread necromancy is clearly some kind of magic22:44
bramcgmaxwell, This might be related to Jed not being terribly keen on sending me his technical docs22:47
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TaekIn defense of storj, it's not so bad to repair your files if you require the users to log on every few months or something. Depending on the average reliability of a node, using 200% or 300% redundancy could last a year or more. They just need to pop in once to restore the original 300% redundancy.23:15
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fanquakeandytoshi There’s way to much interesting stuff on your site.23:33
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