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RE: All the different reward curves explained in an easy to understand way. And how they effect you.

in #exyle • 6 years ago

Thanks so much much for the extra info man!

I plotted the graph as best I could and depending on the value of c it changes a bit.

The initial start is now between linear and n^2.

I recorded the change in a video.

for c=1 (blue line).

Screenshot 2019-06-01 at 18.14.12.png

Have I understood you correctly?

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     6 years ago 

    Yup that looks to be right. There's also this interactive tool someone pointed out to me: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/weerzfsi7b which allows anyone to play around with it too (can put more curves simultaneously as well, I believe)

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     6 years ago 

    nice! And guess what tool I used :)

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      LOL right, I feel dumb.

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       6 years ago (edited)

      Think it makes more sense to divide by n in order to easily grasp the impact. And to use a logarithmic scale for the x axis.

      • green: lineair
      • red: n^2
      • blue: convergent linear as proposed (with some c)
      • orange: alternative n x S^log(n) curve proposed here (by me)

      I hope, whatever curve and whatever parameters are chosen, they will also shift dust level accordingly. Massive amounts of comments seem to be about to shift beneath dust level as things look now, and I'm afraid this will really hurt social interaction on the platform.

      This is what things would look like with dust level cut-off added:

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