Michael Sutton On X: From my accumulated experience, 10 bps requires:a. Perfecting the P2P layer and the message-passing protocolb. Significant graph (data structure) algorithm optimizations to manage the rapidly evolving structural data in real timec. A transaction execution model that is easily…— Michael Sutton November 4, 2024

From my accumulated experience, 10 bps requires:a. Perfecting the P2P layer and the message-passing protocolb. Significant graph (data structure) algorithm optimizations to manage the rapidly evolving structural data in real timec. A transaction execution model that is easily…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) November 4, 2024

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Michael Sutton On X: Sorry I mistyped*There’s no more bloat from increasing the block size 10 fold than increasing block rate 10 fold. Meaning increasing the block rate is more expensive in terms of storage bcs you also create 10x headers and each header is typically larger (more parent…— Michael Sutton November 3, 2024

Sorry I mistyped*There’s no more bloat from increasing the block size 10 fold than increasing block rate 10 fold. Meaning increasing the block rate is more expensive in terms of storage bcs you also create 10x headers and each header is typically larger (more parent…— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) November 3, 2024

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Michael Sutton On X: The point is that in a non-scalable protocol the product D*λ must be bounded (usually below 1). Increasing λ obviously increases the product, and increasing block size increases D, which also increases the product. In contrast in a scalable protocol you can increase either/both— Michael Sutton November 3, 2024

The point is that in a non-scalable protocol the product D*λ must be bounded (usually below 1). Increasing λ obviously increases the product, and increasing block size increases D, which also increases the product. In contrast in a scalable protocol you can increase either/both— Michael Sutton (@MichaelSuttonIL) November 3, 2024

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Shai (Deshe) Wyborski On X: Correct, I filed Asset Hub form 1/8/2023, was never reviewed . . Olivia Foster | LinkedIn at Token Singapore advised me to check status – the portal changed – the original app was gone, so I completed a new 2 page shorter form for $KAS a month ago – still no reply 😉 pic.twitter.com/Sefd42jqfR— November 3, 2024

Shai (Deshe) Wyborski On X: Correct, I filed Asset Hub form 1/8/2023, was never reviewed . . Olivia Foster | LinkedIn at Token Singapore advised me to check status – the portal changed – the original app was gone, so I completed a new 2 page shorter form for $KAS a month ago – still no reply ;) pic.twitter.com/Sefd42jqfR— November 3, 2024

Correct, I filed Asset Hub form 1/8/2023, was never reviewed . . Olivia Foster | LinkedIn at Token Singapore advised me to check status – the portal changed – the original app was gone, so I completed a new 2 page shorter form for $KAS a month ago – still no reply 😉 pic.twitter.com/Sefd42jqfR— Wolfie (@Kaspa_HypeMan) November 3, 2024

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“XRP ETF Nears Approval, Kaspa Decline Persists, Trending ERC20 Token Approaches $5 Million Milestone”

Three top altcoins are making headlines this week as the next bull cycle heats up. Ripple (XRP) is looking at ETF approval, Kaspa’s (KAS) rally continues to reverse and ERC20 token Rollblock’s (RBLK) crypto presale nears $5 million sold. However, the biggest news is crypto casino Rollblock heading toward the close of its viral presale […]
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Kaspa Price Forecast: Is KAS Poised for a Major Rally to a New All-Time High?

Crypto analyst MollyProduction shared on X (formerly Twitter) that Kaspa’s (KAS) price is in its accumulation phase, with a potential dip to $0.10 before the anticipated bull run takes off.  Kaspa (KAS) is currently positioned at a make or break point, with its price around the $0.11 mark, showing signs of a potential upward move.  […]
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Michael Sutton On X: are achievable) => more threads can process transactions within blocks independently The scaling opportunities provided by your hardware resources will be maximized, increasing overall efficiency and speed. @kaspoolorg’s tn11’s greater parallelisation allows for better use and optimization of these resources. This clearly demonstrates the advantage of a higher bps output in the blockchain industry.

@kaspoolorg The main point is scaling to hardware resources. Which actually shines much more on 10bps tn11 bcs it has more parallelism opportunities due to:
1. High bps creates a wider DAG-> more parallel blocks which can independently be verified in parallel
2. Constantly high tps (100-300

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Michael Sutton On X: Removing user handles from a tweet can be automated with the help of string manipulation functions in programming. It involves finding and replacing substrings starting with “@” until the first space. It’s important to note that this might not perfect as user handles can be within the text itself. For instance, in Python: “` Python def remove_handle(tweet): return ‘ ‘.join(word for word in tweet.split(‘ ‘) if not word.startswith(‘@’)) “` You can call the function `remove_handle` with the tweet string as the argument, and it would return the same tweet text with user handles removed. This function works by splitting the tweet into words (splitting by space), then reconstructing the tweet without words that start with “@”.

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Shai (Deshe) Wyborski On X: I don’t know (and don’t particularly care to know) much about ICP. They might be a very innovative project. But in its core, it is a BFT based consensus and thus incomparable to a PoW like KAS, and outside my realm of interest. Generally speaking, BFT in all it’s forms (e.g. PoS) is outside my realm of interest.

I don’t know (and don’t particularly care to know) much about $icp. They might be a very innovative project. But in its core it is a BFT based consensus and thus incomparable to a PoW like $kas, and outside my realm of interest.

Generally speaking BFT in all it’s forms (e.g. PoS

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