Topic: [ANN][SIM] Simcoin - A Simple Coin - page 29. (Read 157731 times)

When I work, I work fast

Cool.

Just checked Trello. It was only 3% SIM-BTC Exchange yesterday and 33% today. You rock! 

 

I figured how to solve the Slack's invitation problem, so we will have a better chat system pretty soon

No.

Just ignore guys like this one, he did not invest, so he is just jealous now,

One talanted and devoted dev is already almost a miracle There's no chance to find anybody who would actually help instead of pulling back.

To close the day on a positive note:

There is a difference between philosophical ramblings and practical realities of life.

I am sure we will be able to build an efficient and flexible structure, if we just follow common sense and keep idiots away

There are many other coins to produce crap fast.

That must have happened after I left.

But the voting problems were precisely caused by the lack of leadership!


Wesley and other devs started working on their clients long before committees.

And when it comes to financing, committees have no advantages over a single person, but many drawbacks:

* Slowness.
* Lack of integrity.
* The kind of people who end-up on committees are usually the people who should not be on those committees. And people who should, aren't.
* Horizontal structure makes everybody expect equal treatment of their ideas. This makes whatever they produce a horrible, bloated mess of politics and compromise.

My suggestion is make it top priority to find other like minded devs to partner with you in exchange for stake.  I'm an investor but I don't think you'll be successful working on a closed source project all by yourself; nothing will get done in a reasonable time-frame.  I didn't invest anything I can't lose but I'd like to see something come together to shut up the critics.

While I was not as deeply involved as you and other members here, I did lurk in the thread for several weeks trying to learn more about the technology and opportunity.
I was quite impressed by the devotion of group that has emerged around NXT, and the fact that the group managed to take decisions and act on them quickly. This was a big differentiation compared to other generic copy coins back then.

Some examples on top of my head where NXT committee were instrumental:
* Setting up a proper voting process (I recall how many pages were spent on that, but since then the voting seems to work as planned)
* Hiring additional developers to work on NXT wallets and extensions (resulting in one of best looking web wallets out there)
* Launching the first multi-pool
* Establishing a brand - professional video clip (better then BTC on my opinion), media print-outs, etc...


I recall how each of these ideas was voted, then assigned to one of committee members, which was responsible for the delivery of the said idea. The impressive part was how quickly and efficiently these ideas were executed.

The only problem, it only allows invites by email...

EDIT:

But it's soo coool! Exactly what I had in mind and much more!

Happy to help .

SyRenity, you stick around.

I owe you twice now

Check out Slack:
https://slack.com/

anyone want to sell me some simcoin?

Ok, I will do it only once.

Not for you, ghosthouse, you are too stupid to understand, but for somebody who might read this crap somewhere else and starts to wonder...


8 mixed-case characters plus digits give you 218,340,105,584,896 (218 trillion) combinations, it is absolutely infeasible to brute force it over the network.

Only an imbecile, who thinks increasing a password by 2 symbols makes it 30% stronger, when in reality it makes it 3,844 times stronger = 384,400%, would call this password "pathetic".

Go back to school, kid, learn to count.


Care to show what you have done in life? Have you built a highly-automated exchange in a few months, while simultaneously working on many other things?


You are too dumb to understand. You can't even count. You think 143 BTC is "close to 200"!

Judging by what people say and by how much money I was able to raise without an escrow, I think they remember me a bit differently.


I never once claimed it as my own idea. Others might have attributed it to me, that's their problem. (My idea was to use simpler, MD5-based checksums).

"small improvement", huh. What pieces of your code are included into NXT, NEM and all the other NXT clones?


As I said, and this is a good example, when you are dumb, smart people's discussions seems 'idiotic' to you.


Now leave me alone, retard. You don't matter.

Anybody knows a site which is a cross between a chat and a forum, with similar design philosophy as Trello (simple, yet smooth and functional)?

We only need one thread at this time, might as well be more like a chat, away from idiots.

It must support invitations, keep history for a long time and give nice notifications on new messages.

(don't suggest IRC please)

It can also be a hosted solution, I can setup it on the server.

Anyone knows something like that?

So much butthurt Must be some deep psychological issues

I know only one guy who hated me so much he wanted me dead. optical, is that you?

That's for moderators too.