not really i literally need to check if the balance is changed in the wallet/address and that is it, i don't see a reason for an api (most of the stuff already exists in libraries in most languages), your idea is good for clear web not for darknet when you prefer to do everything by yourself.
crypto that takes 10-15 minutes to be confiremed is only monero and bitcoin basically, others are pretty seamless, approval comes almost immidetly, and if talking usdt its literally instant, credit system in your application is not relevant to the crypto transactions.
i am not sure i understood your point completely
Yeah, I'm not sure you got it right either.
Let's start with crypto. 10-15 almost everywhere. ~3 minutes per block + 2 confirmations + network load (depending on how it works out). Okay. Let's pretend it's 5 minutes. Ок, 1 minute. What does that change if we're talking about pay-per-use? It's not 3 seconds. It's not a single request.
And this is the second time you've replied without reading. I'm starting to get tired of this: "deposits and withdrawals through the crypto gateway."
You wanted to hear more, but I described a perfectly understandable use case for you—a text translation microservice. How will you do it? I showed you how everyone else can do it with a similar system. They'll accept payment along with the text translation request (+3 seconds to the execution time). How will you do this with crypto?
Let's start with crypto. 10-15 almost everywhere. ~3 minutes per block + 2 confirmations + network load (depending on how it works out). Okay. Let's pretend it's 5 minutes. Ок, 1 minute. What does that change if we're talking about pay-per-use? It's not 3 seconds. It's not a single request.
And this is the second time you've replied without reading. I'm starting to get tired of this: "deposits and withdrawals through the crypto gateway."
You wanted to hear more, but I described a perfectly understandable use case for you—a text translation microservice. How will you do it? I showed you how everyone else can do it with a similar system. They'll accept payment along with the text translation request (+3 seconds to the execution time). How will you do this with crypto?
you use credits....
you make people pay up before everything happens (like every normal system on earth (probably also outerspace)) and give them credits so they can use them freely throughout their system.
if you want to make an instant transaction that will not wait for confirmation on the blockchain good for you, but it still doesn't matter when today most services have credit systems, you don't care about transaction time because you pay for it upfront
you make people pay up before everything happens (like every normal system on earth (probably also outerspace)) and give them credits so they can use them freely throughout their system.
if you want to make an instant transaction that will not wait for confirmation on the blockchain good for you, but it still doesn't matter when today most services have credit systems, you don't care about transaction time because you pay for it upfront
And???
You haven't answered my question. Will you write your own or use someone else's? If someone else's, I don't know of any alternatives with similar characteristics. If you use your own, you'll simply be writing 2,000+ lines of code instead of 20. That's all. No magic involved.
You haven't answered my question. Will you write your own or use someone else's? If someone else's, I don't know of any alternatives with similar characteristics. If you use your own, you'll simply be writing 2,000+ lines of code instead of 20. That's all. No magic involved.
Oh, and if you're just bored enough to write all this, and it's not a trivial task, if you approach it intelligently, you'll simply end up with a voucher system instead of an invoice system. Now imagine you're not a developer-seller, but a developer-buyer. Let's say you have a HS that requires multilingual user support. Let's also imagine you don't hack people to pieces or sell drugs by the truckload, but you'd still like to leave as few traces as possible.
Which text translation service will you use? One that accepts payment by one-time invoice? Or one that accepts payment by reusable voucher?
Which text translation service will you use? One that accepts payment by one-time invoice? Or one that accepts payment by reusable voucher?
this is the dark web no body gives a flying fuck about invoices.
and 100% write my own, with a little knowledge in development and some llm type shit its pretty simple.
and yes 20000000000+ lines of code and privacy(as it is in the darkweb) then having someone else control my shit.
you need to understand this is not clearweb this is darknet, for me its not a necessary thing, and you not being able to accept criticism(i was not criticizing but actually wanting to hear more, but because you started "attacking" me, i went with the flow), is sort of a bad omen/flag.
what the fuck does text translation has to do with a damn crypto transactions api? why are yo u so obsessed with the damn translation api?.
and for your answer the one i can trust if it takes him 2 days to get 99% accurate translations and the others go 70% in 1 hour, ill go with the 99% one as im not into quantity i am into quality, this is exactly why i want to hear more on your product, but you probably have no freaking idea what is going on as its probably just vibe coding, good luck homie and as it is used to say after a good raid in wow wotlk, GL HF BB
and 100% write my own, with a little knowledge in development and some llm type shit its pretty simple.
and yes 20000000000+ lines of code and privacy(as it is in the darkweb) then having someone else control my shit.
you need to understand this is not clearweb this is darknet, for me its not a necessary thing, and you not being able to accept criticism(i was not criticizing but actually wanting to hear more, but because you started "attacking" me, i went with the flow), is sort of a bad omen/flag.
what the fuck does text translation has to do with a damn crypto transactions api? why are yo u so obsessed with the damn translation api?.
and for your answer the one i can trust if it takes him 2 days to get 99% accurate translations and the others go 70% in 1 hour, ill go with the 99% one as im not into quantity i am into quality, this is exactly why i want to hear more on your product, but you probably have no freaking idea what is going on as its probably just vibe coding, good luck homie and as it is used to say after a good raid in wow wotlk, GL HF BB
Yes, yes, yes. That's all true. But you still don't understand a thing, and it doesn't seem like you want to.
1) We're talking about a micropayment system.
2) You say, "I don't understand. Why?" Can you elaborate?
3) I'm describing a perfectly clear case.
4) You say, "Why do I need all this if I can accept crypto?"
5) I explain why.
6) You say, "I don't need all this; I'll write my own."
7) I say, "Okay." Write. But who's going to use it if there's a choice?"
8) You say, "Nobody will." They should write it yourself, like me.
Okay, then. Everyone remains the same. You don't use any microservices and you don't provide any. The question is closed.
The topic is called "Microservices." Why did you even get involved in this? What for? To show everyone how much you don't understand? Well, you've shown it. You don't understand the importance of diversification in information security. You don't understand the commercial aspects of implementing certain systems. You don't understand what microservices are and why they're needed. Especially on the darknet. Who are you mad at?
Just try visiting some German forum and chatting with people there. I'll see how you look. Go ahead, rent a server with a GPU for $100, set up your own LLM, write a wrapper for it, all those 200,000,000 lines of code. Go ahead.
This is your path. Not everyone chooses it. It's not always the right one.
1) We're talking about a micropayment system.
2) You say, "I don't understand. Why?" Can you elaborate?
3) I'm describing a perfectly clear case.
4) You say, "Why do I need all this if I can accept crypto?"
5) I explain why.
6) You say, "I don't need all this; I'll write my own."
7) I say, "Okay." Write. But who's going to use it if there's a choice?"
8) You say, "Nobody will." They should write it yourself, like me.
Okay, then. Everyone remains the same. You don't use any microservices and you don't provide any. The question is closed.
The topic is called "Microservices." Why did you even get involved in this? What for? To show everyone how much you don't understand? Well, you've shown it. You don't understand the importance of diversification in information security. You don't understand the commercial aspects of implementing certain systems. You don't understand what microservices are and why they're needed. Especially on the darknet. Who are you mad at?
Just try visiting some German forum and chatting with people there. I'll see how you look. Go ahead, rent a server with a GPU for $100, set up your own LLM, write a wrapper for it, all those 200,000,000 lines of code. Go ahead.
This is your path. Not everyone chooses it. It's not always the right one.
microservices is a small service in plural, it doesn't mean anything to do with crypto or transaction, it could be an api or any other thing.
and your product is literally just a "micro payment" which is just a "smart" way to say payment, i just don't see any logic or anything, you can go over the conversation, you can see that except raging you don't really say anything.
and what does a gpu and llm has anything to do with this?.
and you asked a question i explained how the darkweb usually works, you have a problem accepting it, that is your problem...
and your product is literally just a "micro payment" which is just a "smart" way to say payment, i just don't see any logic or anything, you can go over the conversation, you can see that except raging you don't really say anything.
and what does a gpu and llm has anything to do with this?.
and you asked a question i explained how the darkweb usually works, you have a problem accepting it, that is your problem...
Damn, buddy, you seem really stupid. I'll give you a hint. Everything I'm writing to you needs to be TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH first!
What tools do I and the other 80% of the planet have for this? Google Translate? I'm sure you, as a top-tier information security expert, will agree that's not the best solution, right? What are you suggesting instead? Should I set up my own LLM for translation? Why? I have an onion service with an API and a single function—detect the language and translate it to a specified one. And the fee is $0.000001 per character. I'm creating my own interface for this API with a single form and that's it. And this is just for convenience. So I don't have to type text in the console. And that's all.
What, are you trying to tell me? That I'm an idiot? That this is all complete bullshit and I need to set up a separate machine for LLM to translate all this? Like it's more reliable, safer, easier? Or what?
What tools do I and the other 80% of the planet have for this? Google Translate? I'm sure you, as a top-tier information security expert, will agree that's not the best solution, right? What are you suggesting instead? Should I set up my own LLM for translation? Why? I have an onion service with an API and a single function—detect the language and translate it to a specified one. And the fee is $0.000001 per character. I'm creating my own interface for this API with a single form and that's it. And this is just for convenience. So I don't have to type text in the console. And that's all.
What, are you trying to tell me? That I'm an idiot? That this is all complete bullshit and I need to set up a separate machine for LLM to translate all this? Like it's more reliable, safer, easier? Or what?
I think by now you've already figured out what microservices are, why they're needed, and how they're better than this "I'm 100% writing my own" thing, especially considering that not all 8,000,000,000 people are programmers.
If so, then it's simple.
Ready to create your own .onion translation service that's better, more reliable, more secure, or even faster, and that accepts payments in a different way, like direct crypto?
Welcome.
Want to create a similar service, but without payment, free for everyone, at your own expense?
THAT'S ABSOLUTELY FUCKING AWESOME.
When something like that comes out, we can continue this conversation.
Not ready yet? GL HF BB.
If so, then it's simple.
Ready to create your own .onion translation service that's better, more reliable, more secure, or even faster, and that accepts payments in a different way, like direct crypto?
Welcome.
Want to create a similar service, but without payment, free for everyone, at your own expense?
THAT'S ABSOLUTELY FUCKING AWESOME.
When something like that comes out, we can continue this conversation.
Not ready yet? GL HF BB.
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