Anecdotal kode (code) for humans

These codes are designed to offer an efficient way of managing block hashes, with a live demonstration available at anyone.eu.org/niceblack.txt. Although moving forward, only the anecdotal kode will be provided through this platform. The methodology behind these codes, including their creation process, is thoroughly explained at anyone.eu.org/skm.txt, showcasing an example that incorporates both the shortened and anecdotal kodes.

The conceptual foundation of the anecdotal kode lies in the XOR operation applied to certain double octets, which generates the final ak value. This approach was inspired by an initial idea explored years ago, documented within the context of Bitcoin at anyone.eu.org/bitcoin.txt, where it is referred to as "shortform."

For practical application examples, the document references an older implementation using the sk code, with details and live examples accessible via http://anyone.eu.org/ws and https://anyone.eu.org/ws/883417-c1a4a4.txt. In contrast, the newer ak code usage is exemplified through links https://anyone.eu.org/as/ and https://anyone.eu.org/as/883438-53c655.txt, illustrating its adoption for current applications.

The initiative seeks feedback on this novel method, noting that there have been no complaints so far, except for the mention that the number 16777215 (0xFFFFFF) might be considered too small for some applications. This feedback request underscores the developer's openness to improvement and engagement with the user community to refine the technique further.