Instead of childish name calling why not try to encourage a system of several independent working groups building their own clients and negotiating between these groups what the spec should be, like any other protocol…
They hope to fix this in the future. However their answer is sharding which also may make the system less decentralized and trustless.
That will almost certainly be a scam to steal money if it doesn't just fail under its own inability to provide the service they claim they can at any large enough level to matter.
Ethereum development is entirely centralized and they are introducing extremely experimental code on top of massive layers of complexity. Some of the best programmers who manage stable libraries like libssl can't keep…
Slock.it sounds like brain crack. They spend all their time writing few paragraph blog posts and no code is produced. Even if it was produced, why would someone use an easy to game system over a centralized system with…
Instead of childish name calling why not try to encourage a system of several independent working groups building their own clients and negotiating between these groups what the spec should be, like any other protocol…
They hope to fix this in the future. However their answer is sharding which also may make the system less decentralized and trustless.
That will almost certainly be a scam to steal money if it doesn't just fail under its own inability to provide the service they claim they can at any large enough level to matter.
Ethereum development is entirely centralized and they are introducing extremely experimental code on top of massive layers of complexity. Some of the best programmers who manage stable libraries like libssl can't keep…
Slock.it sounds like brain crack. They spend all their time writing few paragraph blog posts and no code is produced. Even if it was produced, why would someone use an easy to game system over a centralized system with…