Fix CryptoPrimitive Seminar 1-1 AudioSee this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEF-fQ_wZjg
You'll immediately notice the awful, high-pitched wine. I'd like for it to be removed, or at least made more bearable, through some kind of noise-reduction algorithm.
I'd like for the sound to be largely removed. I understand there might be some minor artifacts as a result. I'll put it like this: right now, the video is embarrassing to me as a content producer. Make it significantly less embarrassing, and I'll consider the job done and release the payment.
Please complete the work within 1 days after commitment.
When you're done, upload it to YouTube and submit the link here as a Worker Statement.
I recommend making sure you can do the work, before committing.
Fix CryptoPrimitive Seminar 1-1 AudioSee this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEF-fQ_wZjg
You'll immediately notice the awful, high-pitched wine. I'd like for it to be removed, or at least made more bearable, through some kind of noise-reduction algorithm.
I'd like for the sound to be largely removed. I understand there might be some minor artifacts as a result. I'll put it like this: right now, the video is embarrassing to me as a content producer. Make it significantly less embarrassing, and I'll consider the job done and release the payment.
Please complete the work within 1 days after commitment.
When you're done, upload it to YouTube and submit the link here as a Worker Statement.
I recommend making sure you can do the work, before committing.
Fix CryptoPrimitive Seminar 1-1 AudioSee this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEF-fQ_wZjg
You'll immediately notice the awful, high-pitched wine. I'd like for it to be removed, or at least made more bearable, through some kind of noise-reduction algorithm.
I'd like for the sound to be largely removed. I understand there might be some minor artifacts as a result. I'll put it like this: right now, the video is embarrassing to me as a content producer. Make it significantly less embarrassing, and I'll consider the job done and release the payment.
Please complete the work within 1 days after commitment.
When you're done, upload it to YouTube and submit the link here as a Worker Statement.
I recommend making sure you can do the work, before committing.
Fix CryptoPrimitive Seminar 1-1 AudioSee this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEF-fQ_wZjg
You'll immediately notice the awful, high-pitched wine. I'd like for it to be removed, or at least made more bearable, through some kind of noise-reduction algorithm.
I'd like for the sound to be largely removed. I understand there might be some minor artifacts as a result. I'll put it like this: right now, the video is embarrassing to me as a content producer. Make it significantly less embarrassing, and I'll consider the job done and release the payment.
Please complete the work within 1 days after commitment.
When you're done, upload it to YouTube and submit the link here as a Worker Statement.
I recommend making sure you can do the work, before committing.
BP for Daniel Lee's front-end workDo not commit if you're not Daniel Lee!!
Daniel Lee has committed to producing front-end work on the CrowdServe contract, and I have committed to paying him the amount in this BP for the first chunk of work on this project.
BP for Daniel Lee's front-end workDo not commit if you're not Daniel Lee!!
Daniel Lee has committed to producing front-end work on the CrowdServe contract, and I have committed to paying him the amount in this BP for the first chunk of work on this project.
Create an abstract version of billiards as a dapp (web3py or web3js)Here are the basic rules:
The table has some number of pockets, and there is a set of billiards that have initial positions. The placement of pockets and initial billiards' positions don't need to be anything we're used to.
There is some number of players (you decide) who rotate through turns. Each can impact one billiard ball with some vector. (If the resulting collision is too complex, the dapp will run out of gas and abort. That's fine, and will serve as a natural limit to how strongly a ball can be hit.)
The billiards balls act as points (0 width). When colliding with walls or testing for hole collision this is simple. For collision detection between billiard balls, you may either simply assume some nonzero width, or think up something more creative (for example, the closer a two billiards get, the greater the probability of a collision, using the blockheader to as a source of randomness to resolve this probability into hit / not hit)
Game input can be command-based or gui, whichever makes most sense. Rules on scoring and endgame can either be traditional or something new. The user should be able to see the current board state and info such as whose turn it is, but animating the intermediate effects of a move (billiards balls moving around and colliding) is not necessary.
All code must be clear, clean, and easy to modify and upgrade. The worker must be reasonably aware of current security challenges (i.e. re-entrancy exploits) and best practices. (mining advantages can be ignored, however; assume all users have insignificant mining power.) If the contract has a severe vulnerability, a significant portion of the payment will be burned.
All code will be treated as licenseless.
The core contract and a pilot interface must be completed two weeks after commitment. If the dapp is functional, stable and meets the above requirements, I will release the payment within one week after delivery.
I recommend you do some beginning design work on the project before committing, to ensure you have a good idea of its scope.
Create an abstract version of billiards as a dapp (web3py or web3js)Here are the basic rules:
The table has some number of pockets, and there is a set of billiards that have initial positions. The placement of pockets and initial billiards' positions don't need to be anything we're used to.
There is some number of players (you decide) who rotate through turns. Each can impact one billiard ball with some vector. (If the resulting collision is too complex, the dapp will run out of gas and abort. That's fine, and will serve as a natural limit to how strongly a ball can be hit.)
The billiards balls act as points (0 width). When colliding with walls or testing for hole collision this is simple. For collision detection between billiard balls, you may either simply assume some nonzero width, or think up something more creative (for example, the closer a two billiards get, the greater the probability of a collision, using the blockheader to as a source of randomness to resolve this probability into hit / not hit)
Game input can be command-based or gui, whichever makes most sense. Rules on scoring and endgame can either be traditional or something new. The user should be able to see the current board state and info such as whose turn it is, but animating the intermediate effects of a move (billiards balls moving around and colliding) is not necessary.
All code must be clear, clean, and easy to modify and upgrade. The worker must be reasonably aware of current security challenges (i.e. re-entrancy exploits) and best practices. (mining advantages can be ignored, however; assume all users have insignificant mining power.) If the contract has a severe vulnerability, a significant portion of the payment will be burned.
All code will be treated as licenseless.
The core contract and a pilot interface must be completed two weeks after commitment. If the dapp is functional, stable and meets the above requirements, I will release the payment within one week after delivery.
I recommend you do some beginning design work on the project before committing, to ensure you have a good idea of its scope.
Create an email notifier for newly created BPsCreate a simple server/website where users can enter their email, and will thereafter receive an email notification whenever a new BP has been created. The site must offer two filtering options: 'minimum payment amount' and 'maximum service deposit'; only BPs that meet these filters should trigger a notification to the user.
- The website must be functional within 1 week after commitment, with source code provided.
- It must then operate for an additional week; after this, funds will be released.
- The service must be free to use for this first week.
- The system must be easily reproduced by and independently setup by me (I use Amazon EC2 regularly).
- Code must be reasonably clean and well-documented.
- If the system uses a third-party service to fetch blockchain data, this service must be reasonably expected to continue serving this data in the long-term (i.e. etherscan is fine).
By committing, Worker agrees to give up any creative rights to this project.
Any of the above 'must' clauses not being met will result in a partial or complete burning of the payment.
Email coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions.
Create an email notifier for newly created BPsCreate a simple server/website where users can enter their email, and will thereafter receive an email notification whenever a new BP has been created. The site must offer two filtering options: 'minimum payment amount' and 'maximum service deposit'; only BPs that meet these filters should trigger a notification to the user.
- The website must be functional within 1 week after commitment, with source code provided.
- It must then operate for an additional week; after this, funds will be released.
- The service must be free to use for this first week.
- The system must be easily reproduced by and independently setup by me (I use Amazon EC2 regularly).
- Code must be reasonably clean and well-documented.
- If the system uses a third-party service to fetch blockchain data, this service must be reasonably expected to continue serving this data in the long-term (i.e. etherscan is fine).
By committing, Worker agrees to give up any creative rights to this project.
Any of the above 'must' clauses not being met will result in a partial or complete burning of the payment.
Email coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions.
Give me a thumbs up Take a video. The video starts by looking at this BP showing you as the worker. Then it pans to you, and you give me a thumbs up. Post a link to the video as a worker log.
Give me a thumbs up Take a video. The video starts by looking at this BP showing you as the worker. Then it pans to you, and you give me a thumbs up. Post a link to the video as a worker log.
30 minute consultation of intermediate/advanced cryptokitties mechanics/trends from an expertI know the basic mechanics of cryptokitties. But there's clearly much more I can learn, if I want to dig in: what attributes seem to be popular? How valuable are the earlier-gen kitties? What other/third-party tools are useful?
Worker must have spent a good amount of time with cryptokitties, to where they could call themselves an "expert" (inasmuch as one can be an expert in a 1-week-old game). They must have useful insights to share beyond basic mechanics--roughly enough to fill a 30-minute voice call of Q&A (it's okay if the call ends early, as long as I feel the education was a good one).
After commitment, email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com to arrange a voice call over Whatsapp or some other messenger. I expect to have a voice call within 5 days after commitment. I will be in the UTC+7 timezone.
I will release the entire payment if the call was entirely satisfactory. I will only burn parts of the payment if the insight seems lacking. I will make this burn/release decision at most 7 days after the consultation.
Email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions. Serious inquiries only.
30 minute consultation of intermediate/advanced cryptokitties mechanics/trends from an expertI know the basic mechanics of cryptokitties. But there's clearly much more I can learn, if I want to dig in: what attributes seem to be popular? How valuable are the earlier-gen kitties? What other/third-party tools are useful?
Worker must have spent a good amount of time with cryptokitties, to where they could call themselves an "expert" (inasmuch as one can be an expert in a 1-week-old game). They must have useful insights to share beyond basic mechanics--roughly enough to fill a 30-minute voice call of Q&A (it's okay if the call ends early, as long as I feel the education was a good one).
After commitment, email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com to arrange a voice call over Whatsapp or some other messenger. I expect to have a voice call within 5 days after commitment. I will be in the UTC+7 timezone.
I will release the entire payment if the call was entirely satisfactory. I will only burn parts of the payment if the insight seems lacking. I will make this burn/release decision at most 7 days after the consultation.
Email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions. Serious inquiries only.
Describe plausibility/limits/challenges of decompiling the GeneScience bytecode in cryptokittiesCryptokitties has become something of a phenomenon. It's a fascinating dapp.
Say I wanted to have someone decompile the [GeneScience code](https://etherscan.io/address/0xf97e0a5b616dffc913e72455fde9ea8bbe946a2b#code) that cryptokitties uses to determine the traits of the offspring of a given pair of kitties. Assuming I could find someone knowledgeable enough to attempt this task:
- What are the limits, fundamentally speaking, of decompiling EVM bytecode (or bytecode in general)? For example, I know one can't recover variable/function/class names.
- How difficult is the task in general, assuming the worker has some experience with this sort of thing? If you can translate this into a rough estimation of how much an expert might charge, that'd be great.
I'm really trying to figure out if it's worth opening up a BP to accomplish the task of demystifying the fundamental logic behind cryptokitty breeding.
I'm not going to ask for a specific word count, and the above questions are just my first stabs at the "right" questions. I'm well-versed in computer science (I'm the creator of BPs/Toastycoin), but haven't looked much into anything that happens after compilation.
I'm including 0.8 ETH. I'll release 0.4 ETH each for two responses from the worker--one initial response, and one response after I've asked clarifying questions. The SD will be released unless I get no response at all or the worker clearly has no idea what they're talking about.
For each response, I'm not looking for intensive essays. Maybe a short paragraph or three. Imagine I'm an acquaintance or coworker who's asked in passing, and you have five or ten minutes to spare for a brief overview.
The first response from the worker must be submitted within 12 hours of commitment. The second response must be submitted within 3 days after my follow-up questions. If the worker includes their email I'd be happy to notify them of when I've asked the follow-up questions.
Describe plausibility/limits/challenges of decompiling the GeneScience bytecode in cryptokittiesCryptokitties has become something of a phenomenon. It's a fascinating dapp.
Say I wanted to have someone decompile the [GeneScience code](https://etherscan.io/address/0xf97e0a5b616dffc913e72455fde9ea8bbe946a2b#code) that cryptokitties uses to determine the traits of the offspring of a given pair of kitties. Assuming I could find someone knowledgeable enough to attempt this task:
- What are the limits, fundamentally speaking, of decompiling EVM bytecode (or bytecode in general)? For example, I know one can't recover variable/function/class names.
- How difficult is the task in general, assuming the worker has some experience with this sort of thing? If you can translate this into a rough estimation of how much an expert might charge, that'd be great.
I'm really trying to figure out if it's worth opening up a BP to accomplish the task of demystifying the fundamental logic behind cryptokitty breeding.
I'm not going to ask for a specific word count, and the above questions are just my first stabs at the "right" questions. I'm well-versed in computer science (I'm the creator of BPs/Toastycoin), but haven't looked much into anything that happens after compilation.
I'm including 0.8 ETH. I'll release 0.4 ETH each for two responses from the worker--one initial response, and one response after I've asked clarifying questions. The SD will be released unless I get no response at all or the worker clearly has no idea what they're talking about.
For each response, I'm not looking for intensive essays. Maybe a short paragraph or three. Imagine I'm an acquaintance or coworker who's asked in passing, and you have five or ten minutes to spare for a brief overview.
The first response from the worker must be submitted within 12 hours of commitment. The second response must be submitted within 3 days after my follow-up questions. If the worker includes their email I'd be happy to notify them of when I've asked the follow-up questions.
Post my memes to /r/ETHtraderMake sure your account can post to Reddit /r/ethtrader.
Post up to five images w/description; details given in further communication.
Reward will be up to 25mETH per one post.
Communication channel is for an undertaker;
here, or on reddit, where i go by nick: X07077
related BP is by link
http://toastycoin.com/interact.html?address=0xc9a83408ad075bc91c48a61aa048335ff5ad7bcb
Post my memes to /r/ETHtraderMake sure your account can post to Reddit /r/ethtrader.
Post up to five images w/description; details given in further communication.
Reward will be up to 25mETH per one post.
Communication channel is for an undertaker;
here, or on reddit, where i go by nick: X07077
related BP is by link
http://toastycoin.com/interact.html?address=0xc9a83408ad075bc91c48a61aa048335ff5ad7bcb
Write Article Explaining ETH Node Sync ModesThe article should be written by non-anonymous person with a technical background and deep familiarity with Ethereum Node sync options but written for a general audience. It should be published on Medium and not less than 1200 words. It should explain the following: 1) What are the key differences between light client sync, full node, pruned node (parity), archive node (how does each differ regarding state, transactions, etc) , 2) what security tradeoffs exist between these sync modes, 3) why would anyone want to run an archive node - does archive node help security?, 4) how do these sync modes compare to bitcoin nodes and spv clients, 5) why is ETH light client better/more secure than bitcoin SPV node. I should have one opportunity to provide one round of comments before job is complete (or else I will burn 25% of the payment).
Write Article Explaining ETH Node Sync ModesThe article should be written by non-anonymous person with a technical background and deep familiarity with Ethereum Node sync options but written for a general audience. It should be published on Medium and not less than 1200 words. It should explain the following: 1) What are the key differences between light client sync, full node, pruned node (parity), archive node (how does each differ regarding state, transactions, etc) , 2) what security tradeoffs exist between these sync modes, 3) why would anyone want to run an archive node - does archive node help security?, 4) how do these sync modes compare to bitcoin nodes and spv clients, 5) why is ETH light client better/more secure than bitcoin SPV node. I should have one opportunity to provide one round of comments before job is complete (or else I will burn 25% of the payment).
Solve TC bug at https://github.com/coinop-logan/coinop-logan.github.io/issues/3See issue at https://github.com/coinop-logan/coinop-logan.github.io/issues/3
Figure out what the problem is, submit a pull request that fixes the error, and I'll release the payment.
Solve TC bug at https://github.com/coinop-logan/coinop-logan.github.io/issues/3See issue at https://github.com/coinop-logan/coinop-logan.github.io/issues/3
Figure out what the problem is, submit a pull request that fixes the error, and I'll release the payment.
Detailed summary (~1000w) of the major challenges and current progress concerning building a meshnetThe current political status of net neutrality is a bit worrying. If the Internet as we know it becomes crippled, how close are we to building some sort of decentralized alternative?
The Worker must have expert-level understanding of the field, although I don't necessarily require certifications. After delivery of the writeup, I will do a bit of research and get some second opinions as to the validity and worthiness of the writeup, which will greatly inform my burn/release decision.
I'm looking for about 1000 words. Here are some guidelines:
- Links to other completed works, with an included summary, would be great--but I want more than references; I want a good amount of "meta-analysis" as well.
- Quotes are great, but will not count toward the ~1000 word count.
- Plagiarism is obviously not tolerated, but paraphrasing is fine **as long as it's demarcated as such and credited.**
- Commentary on how "close" we are, given certain assumptions, would be nice. For example "If we had 1000 engineers for 3 years"; "with all the money in the world"; "given no governmental influence".
Post your writeup as a Worker statement. Note that markdown formatting, while not yet supported, should be a feature added fairly soon and will retroactively apply.
This should be completed no more than two weeks after commitment. Partial updates (i.e., part 1 of 3) are acceptable, and will receive partial release/burns.
I will fund and release up to an additional 1 ETH if the writeup is not only satisfactory, but outstanding.
After the writeup is posted and the funds are released, I might add additional funds and ask additional questions, and may continue on in this manner for many rounds. However, the initial commit will only be seen as a commitment to the original request.
Email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions. Serious inquiries only.
Detailed summary (~1000w) of the major challenges and current progress concerning building a meshnetThe current political status of net neutrality is a bit worrying. If the Internet as we know it becomes crippled, how close are we to building some sort of decentralized alternative?
The Worker must have expert-level understanding of the field, although I don't necessarily require certifications. After delivery of the writeup, I will do a bit of research and get some second opinions as to the validity and worthiness of the writeup, which will greatly inform my burn/release decision.
I'm looking for about 1000 words. Here are some guidelines:
- Links to other completed works, with an included summary, would be great--but I want more than references; I want a good amount of "meta-analysis" as well.
- Quotes are great, but will not count toward the ~1000 word count.
- Plagiarism is obviously not tolerated, but paraphrasing is fine **as long as it's demarcated as such and credited.**
- Commentary on how "close" we are, given certain assumptions, would be nice. For example "If we had 1000 engineers for 3 years"; "with all the money in the world"; "given no governmental influence".
Post your writeup as a Worker statement. Note that markdown formatting, while not yet supported, should be a feature added fairly soon and will retroactively apply.
This should be completed no more than two weeks after commitment. Partial updates (i.e., part 1 of 3) are acceptable, and will receive partial release/burns.
I will fund and release up to an additional 1 ETH if the writeup is not only satisfactory, but outstanding.
After the writeup is posted and the funds are released, I might add additional funds and ask additional questions, and may continue on in this manner for many rounds. However, the initial commit will only be seen as a commitment to the original request.
Email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions. Serious inquiries only.
Interface upgrade to Toastycoin for a modified version of the Burnable PaymentThe worker must be able to write clean javascript web3 code for modified versions of the create, browse, and interact pages on Toastycoin.
Within 3 days after commitment, I will create a modified version of the Burnable Payment factory, which supports an alternative way of opening up a Burnable Payment. When I deliver this to the worker, the worker must, within 2 weeks, modify the Toastycoin interface to support this behavior. I will give a bonus for an early product.
The new behavior is this: A Worker can initiate a Burnable Payment in an Open state, where it waits for a Payer to commit. The Worker specifies the payment amount the Payer must deposit in order to become the contract's committed Payer. This change only impacts the Open state; Committed and Closed behavior remains unchanged.
Feel free to email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with questions before commitment.
I will periodically add funds to this payment, and invite others to contribute if they'd like to see this developed as well (see the "Add Funds" button)
Interface upgrade to Toastycoin for a modified version of the Burnable PaymentThe worker must be able to write clean javascript web3 code for modified versions of the create, browse, and interact pages on Toastycoin.
Within 3 days after commitment, I will create a modified version of the Burnable Payment factory, which supports an alternative way of opening up a Burnable Payment. When I deliver this to the worker, the worker must, within 2 weeks, modify the Toastycoin interface to support this behavior. I will give a bonus for an early product.
The new behavior is this: A Worker can initiate a Burnable Payment in an Open state, where it waits for a Payer to commit. The Worker specifies the payment amount the Payer must deposit in order to become the contract's committed Payer. This change only impacts the Open state; Committed and Closed behavior remains unchanged.
Feel free to email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with questions before commitment.
I will periodically add funds to this payment, and invite others to contribute if they'd like to see this developed as well (see the "Add Funds" button)
Create a new dank meme and post it to ethtraderWorker must create a brand new meme. Meme can derive inspiration from older posts but shouldn't be exact reposts.
Dankness of said meme has to be at least 4 on a 0 to 10 dankness scale.
Worker is free to derive their inspiration from the rich meme ecosystem and any relatively fresh drama in cryptoland.
Ethereum is definitely a preferred topic but anything relevant to /r/EthTrader is good.
A signed message to the Etherscan verified signatures page with a link to the EthTrader post is preferred. Or post a comment to the reddit post with the same username used to post the meme linking to this BP and a shoutout for ToastyCoin.
Receive payment for the meme post after it receives greater than 25 upvotes on /r/EthTrader.
Create a new dank meme and post it to ethtraderWorker must create a brand new meme. Meme can derive inspiration from older posts but shouldn't be exact reposts.
Dankness of said meme has to be at least 4 on a 0 to 10 dankness scale.
Worker is free to derive their inspiration from the rich meme ecosystem and any relatively fresh drama in cryptoland.
Ethereum is definitely a preferred topic but anything relevant to /r/EthTrader is good.
A signed message to the Etherscan verified signatures page with a link to the EthTrader post is preferred. Or post a comment to the reddit post with the same username used to post the meme linking to this BP and a shoutout for ToastyCoin.
Receive payment for the meme post after it receives greater than 25 upvotes on /r/EthTrader.
Make an email notification server for BPsWorker must design and implement a server that facilitates email notifications for Burnable Payments.
The user should be able to input an Ethereum user address and email address, and receive notifications via email when any web3 event occurs for any BP they are a Worker or Payer of. The server can charge a fee: I suggest an "X ETH per Y notifications" model.
**The server must use a local Ethereum node to watch for contract events**, rather than scraping Toastycoin/etherscan/etc.
This should be completed no more than 10 days after commitment.
Clean code and decent comments are a must, and the work must be open-source.
Make an email notification server for BPsWorker must design and implement a server that facilitates email notifications for Burnable Payments.
The user should be able to input an Ethereum user address and email address, and receive notifications via email when any web3 event occurs for any BP they are a Worker or Payer of. The server can charge a fee: I suggest an "X ETH per Y notifications" model.
**The server must use a local Ethereum node to watch for contract events**, rather than scraping Toastycoin/etherscan/etc.
This should be completed no more than 10 days after commitment.
Clean code and decent comments are a must, and the work must be open-source.
Record a video where you burn (as in light on fire, and let burn completely) $2 USD. Include a timestamp, either verbal or written. Video should be uploaded/linked within 24 hours of commitment.
Burn $2 USDRecord a video where you burn (as in light on fire, and let burn completely) $2 USD. Include a timestamp, either verbal or written. Video should be uploaded/linked within 24 hours of commitment.
Spraypaint an Ethereum wizardSee the Bitcoin Wizard art contest entries at http://whybitcoiniscool.wordpress.com/
The worker must spraypaint an "Ethereum Wizard" somewhere publicly visible. Take one picture of the artwork itself, then one or more to show that it is publicly visible.
I'll release the entire payment if the artwork is reasonably good. I'll burn up to 0.25 if it's not good, but release the rest as long as it's recognizable as an Ethereum Wizard.
The work should be completed/uploaded/linked within 1 week after commitment.
Spraypaint an Ethereum wizardSee the Bitcoin Wizard art contest entries at http://whybitcoiniscool.wordpress.com/
The worker must spraypaint an "Ethereum Wizard" somewhere publicly visible. Take one picture of the artwork itself, then one or more to show that it is publicly visible.
I'll release the entire payment if the artwork is reasonably good. I'll burn up to 0.25 if it's not good, but release the rest as long as it's recognizable as an Ethereum Wizard.
The work should be completed/uploaded/linked within 1 week after commitment.
Record a "satanic" video worshiping Game TheoryKneel in the middle of a burning pentagram, raise your arms to the sky and yell "ALL HAIL GAME THEORY!". Clothing optional. The pentagram shape should be clearly visible in the video, and the speech should be understandable. Upload somewhere and submit the link in a worker statement.
The video should be uploaded and linked no more than 1 week after commitment.
Record a "satanic" video worshiping Game TheoryKneel in the middle of a burning pentagram, raise your arms to the sky and yell "ALL HAIL GAME THEORY!". Clothing optional. The pentagram shape should be clearly visible in the video, and the speech should be understandable. Upload somewhere and submit the link in a worker statement.
The video should be uploaded and linked no more than 1 week after commitment.
Create a tiny Toastycoin icon (favicon)The icon will be used as the favicon for Toastycoin. Should look nice up there. Maybe a tiny coin with smoke drifting off. Should be completed 2 days after commitment.
Create a tiny Toastycoin icon (favicon)The icon will be used as the favicon for Toastycoin. Should look nice up there. Maybe a tiny coin with smoke drifting off. Should be completed 2 days after commitment.
Create infographics for BP usageSee the "a simple example" page linked to at the top-right of Toastycoin. The worker must produce an infographic that conveys the same information, and which meets the following criteria:
- Easy to read and nice to look at.
- Covers all points seen in the "simple example" page.
- Visible/readable without the user having to zoom in.
- No spelling/grammar errors.
- (briefly) defines what it means to "burn" ether.
The infographic can assume the reader is at least somewhat familiar with Ethereum and smart contracts.
The following two images are good examples of what I'm looking for:
http://imgur.com/I2wADYp
http://imgur.com/SrjpcG4
But these are rather busy and wordy, and far too wide, as well as being out-of-date. I'd also like the new infographics to be a bit more colorful. Feel free to re-use any parts of these old infographics, as long as the above criteria are met.
By submitting this work, Worker agrees to give up all licensing control, but may include credit / contact info (in the image directly, or for me to include after the image).
Worker must submit the infographics no more than two weeks after commitment.
Of the 1.6 I've put into the BP, I'll release 1.4 for a satisfactory infographic, and up to 1.6 if I really like it. The 0.4 deposited via commitment will be released unless Worker does very little or no work at all.
Create infographics for BP usageSee the "a simple example" page linked to at the top-right of Toastycoin. The worker must produce an infographic that conveys the same information, and which meets the following criteria:
- Easy to read and nice to look at.
- Covers all points seen in the "simple example" page.
- Visible/readable without the user having to zoom in.
- No spelling/grammar errors.
- (briefly) defines what it means to "burn" ether.
The infographic can assume the reader is at least somewhat familiar with Ethereum and smart contracts.
The following two images are good examples of what I'm looking for:
http://imgur.com/I2wADYp
http://imgur.com/SrjpcG4
But these are rather busy and wordy, and far too wide, as well as being out-of-date. I'd also like the new infographics to be a bit more colorful. Feel free to re-use any parts of these old infographics, as long as the above criteria are met.
By submitting this work, Worker agrees to give up all licensing control, but may include credit / contact info (in the image directly, or for me to include after the image).
Worker must submit the infographics no more than two weeks after commitment.
Of the 1.6 I've put into the BP, I'll release 1.4 for a satisfactory infographic, and up to 1.6 if I really like it. The 0.4 deposited via commitment will be released unless Worker does very little or no work at all.