Of course pity for those who think that someone will publish here some code that will make them rich overnight.
Especially funny I find here those saying that they can find here nothing interesting and introducing themself as experts of some kind.
The best thing for them would be to join some pro cryptographers and math geeks forum to find new ideas there.
But they hang around reading every thread to prove to themselves that they can find here nothing. Some pretty odd situation.
There are probably people who have better ways of dealing with these things more efficiently, but they don't bring them to light, either because people are very unsupportive of this type of thing or because they keep it to themselves.
I've been working on an optimization for the Kangaroo algorithm that avoids common memory and resource issues.
since it doesn't rely on HTs, BFs or massive storage of distinguished points to calculate the solution when a collision occurs(Yes, this is possible, the solution is simpler than one might suppose).
But I've honestly held back from publishing code because i don't want to have a barrage of disrespectful trolls devaluing the idea.
It's not that I mind criticism; criticism is always welcome if it comes from a respectful perspective.
And this doesn't speed up the algorithm in its theoretical essence, but it makes it more efficient in practice by drastically reducing RAM usage and avoiding expensive I/O operations, which allows it to scale to larger ranges with the same resources.
I don't think it's a miracle idea either, but at least it's progress.
Maybe in the future I will publish it in a self-moderated post.