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BU as “every software has Bug. We have bug too and lost some money.”
I am just guessing, but if he can't even get basic English right, I'm not surprised they have bugs.
And just how well do you speak Chinese?
Topic: [2017-01-30] Bitcoin Core Dev’s Blocksize Reduction Proposal Draws Ire from ViaB (Read 357 times)
February 01, 2017, 08:47:28 PM
I am just guessing, but if he can't even get basic English right, I'm not surprised they have bugs.
And just how well do you speak Chinese?
January 30, 2017, 07:20:11 PM
Bitcoin Core Dev’s Blocksize Reduction Proposal Draws Ire from ViaBTC Founder
Haipo Yang, ViaBTC’s founder and former employee at the Chinese internet giant Tencent, expressed strong criticism in a brief interview with CCN towards Luke-Jr, a Bitcoin Core developer and Blockstream contractor, regarding his proposal to reduce the blocksize to 300kb or, alternatively, for the network to wait another 7 years before an increase of the current 1MB transaction capacity. Yang says:
“If we change the block limit to 300KB now, the bitcoin system will crash. He, as the core developer of Bitcoin, [is] very irresponsible to do this.”
Luke-jr did not respond to our requests for comments in time for publishing.
Yang further stated that Bitcoin Unlimited is winning and despite a recent bug that created a forked bigger than 1MB block, ViaBTC will continue to support BU as “every software has Bug. We have bug too and lost some money.”
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-core-devs-blocksize-reduction-proposal-draws-ire-viabtc-founder/
Haipo Yang, ViaBTC’s founder and former employee at the Chinese internet giant Tencent, expressed strong criticism in a brief interview with CCN towards Luke-Jr, a Bitcoin Core developer and Blockstream contractor, regarding his proposal to reduce the blocksize to 300kb or, alternatively, for the network to wait another 7 years before an increase of the current 1MB transaction capacity. Yang says:
“If we change the block limit to 300KB now, the bitcoin system will crash. He, as the core developer of Bitcoin, [is] very irresponsible to do this.”
Luke-jr did not respond to our requests for comments in time for publishing.
Yang further stated that Bitcoin Unlimited is winning and despite a recent bug that created a forked bigger than 1MB block, ViaBTC will continue to support BU as “every software has Bug. We have bug too and lost some money.”
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-core-devs-blocksize-reduction-proposal-draws-ire-viabtc-founder/
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BU as “every software has Bug. We have bug too and lost some money.”
I am just guessing, but if he can't even get basic English right, I'm not surprised they have bugs.
January 30, 2017, 05:30:51 PM
BUg bitcoin software 
January 30, 2017, 02:11:28 PM
Bitcoin Core Dev’s Blocksize Reduction Proposal Draws Ire from ViaBTC Founder
Haipo Yang, ViaBTC’s founder and former employee at the Chinese internet giant Tencent, expressed strong criticism in a brief interview with CCN towards Luke-Jr, a Bitcoin Core developer and Blockstream contractor, regarding his proposal to reduce the blocksize to 300kb or, alternatively, for the network to wait another 7 years before an increase of the current 1MB transaction capacity. Yang says:
“If we change the block limit to 300KB now, the bitcoin system will crash. He, as the core developer of Bitcoin, [is] very irresponsible to do this.”
Luke-jr did not respond to our requests for comments in time for publishing.
Yang further stated that Bitcoin Unlimited is winning and despite a recent bug that created a forked bigger than 1MB block, ViaBTC will continue to support BU as “every software has Bug. We have bug too and lost some money.”
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-core-devs-blocksize-reduction-proposal-draws-ire-viabtc-founder/
Haipo Yang, ViaBTC’s founder and former employee at the Chinese internet giant Tencent, expressed strong criticism in a brief interview with CCN towards Luke-Jr, a Bitcoin Core developer and Blockstream contractor, regarding his proposal to reduce the blocksize to 300kb or, alternatively, for the network to wait another 7 years before an increase of the current 1MB transaction capacity. Yang says:
“If we change the block limit to 300KB now, the bitcoin system will crash. He, as the core developer of Bitcoin, [is] very irresponsible to do this.”
Luke-jr did not respond to our requests for comments in time for publishing.
Yang further stated that Bitcoin Unlimited is winning and despite a recent bug that created a forked bigger than 1MB block, ViaBTC will continue to support BU as “every software has Bug. We have bug too and lost some money.”
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/bitcoin-core-devs-blocksize-reduction-proposal-draws-ire-viabtc-founder/
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