Still, it would be nice to complete the Ai project. A road trip that pays for itself might be nice too. I take medications that slow my heart rate and that slowing brings my aortic valve back into an efficient enough state that I'm still around. It's clear to me that other measures might have brought different results. It's been seven years and I feel normal except for getting very weak at times. Over exertion wipes me out after two to four hours of it. Not true about sitting on a stool at a Roulette table though. I'm good for 8 hours with no troubles if I have to. I did a two and one half year road trip in an RV recently.
You have to know that a couple of significant changes occurred in my strategy in the past few months. I didn't have them before when I did the west coast casinos from San Diego to Ocean Shores, Washington. Back and forth for 30 months I went. But I didn't have this new stuff, stuff I teach my seven active students now.
I'm going to get ready for the road perhaps. Maybe next spring. I'm all battened down for the approaching winter now.
This is what I'm thinking will be the smart idea. The Ai project will be completed by winters end. I will bring in only ten more than the ten that are already there now. That makes 20 in total, a couple people I invited were for free. These last ten slots are only $100 each. Last time I taught 10 and closed up shop. This time, with the new stuff, it will be 20. With those first ten, this new 20, and all my posts here at this forum, everyone will know where the ideas came from. That's all I really wanted to happen. So the door is going to close at ten more if that's a good idea. If any of you were thinking of getting in on this you would be very welcome to join in.
I will make an attempt to demonstrate the Ai charting app to any students that are there at the school. I might create a self destructive version that will shut down as soon as I blow up the online key for it. It will give the students a couple of weeks to use it and to learn form it. The students will be able to test it against online live spins one spin at a time if they want to. Then there might be 20 witnesses that saw it work. These witnesses will have been taught how it works too.
One thing though. Should I keep the self taught online school open? Perhaps I should not limit the number of students and let as many in, as want to learn, to come in. It's only costs me ten dollars a year to maintain. The work is done and paid for. I rewrote the charting program at least six times and added all kinds of teaching features along the way. I could still activate an Ai version of the charting program that self destructs by a phone home technique that the cord can be pulled whenever I want. I wrote an extremely powerful version of the Blowfish algorithm with a completely unique version of cyber block chaining at the front end. I did it in the native language of the development language that I'm using. When I say that I can kill this thing, hackers can't break my call home access code. Armed with a Md5 hash function, and a key that only I know, the door lock can't be picked or duplicated. As long as the key is online and has the function as a match, there is no way to enter if the key goes missing. In that way I can both share it to my students and keep it safe. I can kill the app on startup so they can't bit source it too. They would have to attempt a brute force attack on the access key's actual string of text in order to break it. Even if they could get their hands on the source code. Why do all that if they could get all the information they wanted for $100.
Just throwing ideas around again. I mean I've gone from whales to road trip in just a couple of days.
You have to know that a couple of significant changes occurred in my strategy in the past few months. I didn't have them before when I did the west coast casinos from San Diego to Ocean Shores, Washington. Back and forth for 30 months I went. But I didn't have this new stuff, stuff I teach my seven active students now.
I'm going to get ready for the road perhaps. Maybe next spring. I'm all battened down for the approaching winter now.
This is what I'm thinking will be the smart idea. The Ai project will be completed by winters end. I will bring in only ten more than the ten that are already there now. That makes 20 in total, a couple people I invited were for free. These last ten slots are only $100 each. Last time I taught 10 and closed up shop. This time, with the new stuff, it will be 20. With those first ten, this new 20, and all my posts here at this forum, everyone will know where the ideas came from. That's all I really wanted to happen. So the door is going to close at ten more if that's a good idea. If any of you were thinking of getting in on this you would be very welcome to join in.
I will make an attempt to demonstrate the Ai charting app to any students that are there at the school. I might create a self destructive version that will shut down as soon as I blow up the online key for it. It will give the students a couple of weeks to use it and to learn form it. The students will be able to test it against online live spins one spin at a time if they want to. Then there might be 20 witnesses that saw it work. These witnesses will have been taught how it works too.
One thing though. Should I keep the self taught online school open? Perhaps I should not limit the number of students and let as many in, as want to learn, to come in. It's only costs me ten dollars a year to maintain. The work is done and paid for. I rewrote the charting program at least six times and added all kinds of teaching features along the way. I could still activate an Ai version of the charting program that self destructs by a phone home technique that the cord can be pulled whenever I want. I wrote an extremely powerful version of the Blowfish algorithm with a completely unique version of cyber block chaining at the front end. I did it in the native language of the development language that I'm using. When I say that I can kill this thing, hackers can't break my call home access code. Armed with a Md5 hash function, and a key that only I know, the door lock can't be picked or duplicated. As long as the key is online and has the function as a match, there is no way to enter if the key goes missing. In that way I can both share it to my students and keep it safe. I can kill the app on startup so they can't bit source it too. They would have to attempt a brute force attack on the access key's actual string of text in order to break it. Even if they could get their hands on the source code. Why do all that if they could get all the information they wanted for $100.
Just throwing ideas around again. I mean I've gone from whales to road trip in just a couple of days.