Cyber Republic Weekly Update 23
Elections are already underway and members of the Cyber Republic are getting excited for Phase 5,when elected DPoS nodes will fully be deployed and begin finalizing Elastos’ Dual AuxPOW and DPoS Consensus mechanism. This week, the Elastos in a Nutshell Team came out with a comprehensive video and article about Computer Networks and how it relates to Elastos Carrier. Popular YouTuber Crypto Lark released with an all encompassing Elastos video that was very well received by the community, as it was fair in both praise and critique of Elastos. The Elastos private net has been fully updated. The ELA Republic, an Elastos Community Telegram Group, hosted Elastos’ Feng Han in an AMA. We also have an interview with Su Yipeng--Interim Council Member of the CR, updates from the Philippines community, a discussion on FUD and potential vectors of manipulation in DPoS voting and Consensus, an update on CR Partner Hyper and the DPoS Rewards Script being programmed, and we’ll also be breaking down the Elastos affiliated wallets and what differentiates them. Elections are already underway and members of the Cyber Republic are getting excited for Phase 5,when elected DPoS nodes will fully be deployed and begin finalizing Elastos’ Dual AuxPOW and DPoS Consensus mechanism. This week, the Elastos in a Nutshell Team came out with a comprehensive video and article about Computer Networks and how it relates to Elastos Carrier. Popular YouTuber Crypto Lark released with an all encompassing Elastos video that was very well received by the community, as it was fair in both praise and critique of Elastos. The Elastos private net has been fully updated. The ELA Republic, an Elastos Community Telegram Group, hosted Elastos’ Feng Han in an AMA. We also have an interview with Su Yipeng--Interim Council Member of the CR, updates from the Philippines community, a discussion on FUD and potential vectors of manipulation in DPoS voting and Consensus, an update on CR Partner Hyper and the DPoS Rewards Script being programmed, and we’ll also be breaking down the Elastos affiliated wallets and what differentiates them.
CYBER REPUBLIC Weekly Update/Issue 22 Sensor Scripts To achieve maximum flexibility on a low-level for sensors, while focusing on minimal to no-coding, a Python compiler is built-in and each sensor can have a different script defined. The ‘Load Template’ feature allows users to use pre-defined templates for widely used sensors. These ‘scripts’ allow the communication between the sensors and the devices.A device may be a Raspberry Pi for example, and the sensor, for example a temperature sensor attached to a General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO). Different type of sensors from different manufacturers may require different ‘scripts’, most of which are defined by the manufacturer. //8
Events and further features Upon processing the ‘temp’ input data we may want to turn an LED light on and off, based on the real-time values that are read from the temperature sensor. This process may be set up using Events, which will be detailed in the tutorials and documentation soon to be released. DPOS Reward Statistics Script The beta version of the DPOS reward statistics script will be released by the end of next week, allowing supernodes to download the list of addresses of their voters and their rewards for each month. The rewards for each voter will be calculated by the script, based on the settings the supernode defines, such as the percentage of total rewards to be released as well as the timeframe for payout. The script itself will not allow any payment to be initiated directly for security reasons. The purpose of the script will be to precisely calculate the rewards, then provide the result for each timeframe. While initially the downloaded list may then be imported in a wallet and released with manual approval, the script may at some point use an API to automatically load the list of voter’s rewards statistics in a wallet and then the funds to be released from the wallet with manual approval for bulk payouts. Please note that it is a work in progress and since the raw data will always be available on the blockchain for the calculation of voters statistics, it will always be possible to calculate rewards based on previous data. Hyper Supernode We have recently registered our Hyper Supernode in the Elastos Wallet, if you like our work, please vote for us! Thank you, - - The Hyper Team //9
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CYBER REPUBLIC <strong>Weekly</strong> <strong>Update</strong>/Issue 22<br />
Sensor Scripts<br />
To achieve maximum flexibility on a low-level for sensors, while focusing on minimal to no-coding,<br />
a Python compiler is built-in and each sensor can have a different script defined. The ‘Load<br />
Template’ feature allows users to use pre-defined templates for widely used sensors.<br />
These ‘scripts’ allow the communication between the sensors and the devices.A device may be a<br />
Raspberry Pi for example, and the sensor, for example a temperature sensor attached to a<br />
General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO). Different type of sensors from different manufacturers<br />
may require different ‘scripts’, most of which are defined by the manufacturer.<br />
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