First they will have to have a working blockchain based on a bitshares fork (in 2019), then they will need to transfer the Sharpay tokens to this new blockchain, then they will need customers,till then no customers no buyback.

See the roadmap: https://sharpay.io/nl/#roadmap

Of course their reviews were great; one of their paid advisers works for ICObench

They do not even have a regular Telegram channel where people can share complaints, only a one-on-one channel where you can chat with the admin LOL. What a hoax.

Sharpay reminds me of Dogecoin, it could become a collector's item, a hype. I only do not like the name Sharpay for the token.

Smart move to have HPPCOIN traded on coinsmarkets.com
After more than a month still no access to my coins

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These guys are also making a supercomputer on top of the blockchain.

SONM is a decentralized worldwide fog computer for any general purpose computing ? from site hosting to scientific calculations.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1845114.0

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Haha, I am just curious, don't know much about distributive systems or hpc (practically nothing), i am more into Linux, i know a little bit about system programming, but nothing on parallel or gpu programming, i am not as smart as you guys!

Question for the HPP team:

I understand people can rent a virtual host (xen) and cpu-time for parallel processing jobs (opencl) on the HPP platform. What if, in the case of virtual host sharing, there is a power failure or the physical host gets powered down, is there some kind of "high availibility" mechanism in these cases? Will it be possible to implement a Virtual Machine High Availibility Cluster on top of the HPP platform?

David

How about you guys implement Multi-Hash Mining?

"Multi-hash mining is our solution for aligning incentives between miners and users of the Zen Protocol. For each block, a miner can choose between one of several hash functions to use, each with its own difficulty. The Protocol has a target ratio between the blocks mined using these functions. If too many blocks are mined using a particular function, then its difficulty increases, reducing the efficiency of mining with that function. Token holders vote to adjust the target ratio, providing feedback on how they want the blockchain to be secured.

This gives miners the strong incentive to do what token holders want, because switching between different hash functions is usually quite expensive for the miner, particularly when using specialized hardware. On the other hand, token holders have no incentive to change the target ratio, provided miners are acting in their interests and the blockchain is being secured."

sources:

https://www.zenprotocol.com/en/faq

https://www.zenprotocol.com/files/multi_hash_mining.pdf

So you want to create a decentralised HPC "cloud"...

How does the client connect to and discover the HPC services through the HPP platform?

What are the prerequisites for running a HPC worknode? I read in your post that universities' workstations and laptops may provide those services. Since when are those laptops/workstations capable of providing HPC services? They are unable to form a high network speed/HPC cluster, but on the other hand they can form a HPC grid.

What kind of HPC services will be made available? A combination of HPC grid and HPC cluster services??

I am trying to understand this difficult subject.

David

Dear mr. Nejeoui,

Did i understand it correctly, are you planning to build a decentralized hypervisor on top of the blockchain?
Will we be able to run virtual machines (Windows/Linux guests) on top of HPP?

David

I am trying to do solo mining.

How do i start the windows miner, what options should i pass as arguments? I get stratum_recv_line failed error.