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RmbRT said:I don't think there can be any sensible rules that actually allow for what you are aiming for. If we’re talking about a majority that wants to control the …
I don't think there can be any sensible rules that actually allow for what you are aiming for. If all parties collude, then they can 100% direct the outcome. And …
frob said:blockchain adds almost nothing A vanilla blockchain merely records transactions in an immutable ledger, as you said it adds almost nothing.By adding a zero‑knowledge layer, the system can keep …
pem wrote: I wonder, why i did not more get responses Because it didn't need them, and the post looks VERY spammy. The first reply covers the two big ones: …
kind of yes, @RmbRTbut prediction markets are about external events, these mechanics are about the crowd that are playing them (meaning how does the herd choose, what does each player …
So basically a reverse-prediction market, skinned as a game?
raphael9 wrote: web app that estimates a game’s “success score” based on factors like reviews, pricing, and player engagement. While it looks like an interesting toy, the web app forgot …
thank you for the response @Alan Voren (PlayServ). I wonder, why i did not more get responses does it look like a crypto hype or advertisement?am I providing little information …
I’m part of a group working on a thesis about predicting the success of digital games using publicly available Steam data. We’ve built a working web app that estimates a …
Hello gamedev.net Community, I've been heads-down in a project for more than a year or so, and I finally reached a point where I feel comfortable enough to share the …
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