Topic: Is Ashish Gulhati, et al., Satoshi Nakamoto? (Read 28599 times)
Satoshi uses British-style spelling (ie, “optimisation”) but in others, he chooses US style (ie, “criticized”).
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The Indian educational system follows British spellings (being a former British colony) Ashish pursued his bachelors degree in english in India, Delhi Vishwavidyalaya, B.A., English Literature (1993 – 1996).
He also studied in the US, Willamette University (1991 – 1992) and Swinburne University of Technology MIT, IT (2009 – 2010).
Such a person could use British and American English interchangeably without even knowing it.
Its should be a fairly common trait among Indians who have their education/work split between India and US.
My drop in this sea of speculation.
au.linkedin.com/in/agulhati
The Indian educational system follows British spellings (being a former British colony) Ashish pursued his bachelors degree in english in India, Delhi Vishwavidyalaya, B.A., English Literature (1993 – 1996).
He also studied in the US, Willamette University (1991 – 1992) and Swinburne University of Technology MIT, IT (2009 – 2010).
Such a person could use British and American English interchangeably without even knowing it.
Its should be a fairly common trait among Indians who have their education/work split between India and US.
My drop in this sea of speculation.
Exactly!
In certain posts Satoshi uses British style spelling (ie, “optimisation”) but in others, he chooses American style (ie, “criticized”).
au.linkedin.com/in/agulhati
The Indian educational system follows British spellings (being a former British colony) Ashish pursued his bachelors degree in english in India, Delhi Vishwavidyalaya, B.A., English Literature (1993 – 1996).
He also studied in the US, Willamette University (1991 – 1992) and Swinburne University of Technology MIT, IT (2009 – 2010).
Such a person could use British and American English interchangeably without even knowing it.
Its should be a fairly common trait among Indians who have their education/work split between India and US.
My drop in this sea of speculation.
Edit:Being a non-native English speaker, I use British spellings everywhere except the internet, where at times depending on the forum and the audience i deliberately use American spellings, the internet has weird influences. Its a choice non-native English speakers enjoy. For a person with an educational background spanning both sides of the hemisphere, interchanging spellings and styles should be natural.
Indian Spelling: India's Apollo Tyres to buy US based Cooper Tire for $2.5 billion
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/12/us-cooper-apollo-takeover-idUSBRE95B0H820130612
au.linkedin.com/in/agulhati
The Indian educational system follows British spellings (being a former British colony) Ashish pursued his bachelors degree in english in India, Delhi Vishwavidyalaya, B.A., English Literature (1993 – 1996).
He also studied in the US, Willamette University (1991 – 1992) and Swinburne University of Technology MIT, IT (2009 – 2010).
Such a person could use British and American English interchangeably without even knowing it.
Its should be a fairly common trait among Indians who have their education/work split between India and US.
My drop in this sea of speculation.
Edit:Being a non-native English speaker, I use British spellings everywhere except the internet, where at times depending on the forum and the audience i deliberately use American spellings, the internet has weird influences. Its a choice non-native English speakers enjoy. For a person with an educational background spanning both sides of the hemisphere, interchanging spellings and styles should be natural.
I know I've been criticized for being reluctant about listtransactions. Let me explain my reluctance.
- Jgarzik's optimisation to speed up the initial block download a little
Indian Spelling: India's Apollo Tyres to buy US based Cooper Tire for $2.5 billion
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/12/us-cooper-apollo-takeover-idUSBRE95B0H820130612
I'll stop for a goat.
I think your out of luck on this one. I believe he is happily married.
Any other forum members you long for?
Maria.
I'll stop for a goat.
I think your out of luck on this one. I believe he is happily married.
Any other forum members you long for?
Maria.
I'll stop for a goat.
I think your out of luck on this one. I believe he is happily married.
Any other forum members you long for?
Dear PG,
I'm not Satoshi Nakamoto, but if I were, I wouldn't tell you. But he is in touch with me (I'm not Gavin, either) and has asked me to beg of you to stop pursuing me...I mean him. I'm sure there's probably some compensation in for you, therefore don't be afraid to name some price.
Sincerely,
not Satoshi Nakamoto
Dear not Satoshi Nakamoto,
I'll stop for a goat.
Regards,
PG
I'm not Satoshi Nakamoto, but if I were, I wouldn't tell you. But he is in touch with me (I'm not Gavin, either) and has asked me to beg of you to stop pursuing me...I mean him. I'm sure there's probably some compensation in for you, therefore don't be afraid to name some price.
Sincerely,
not Satoshi Nakamoto
Dear not Satoshi Nakamoto,
I'll stop for a goat.
Regards,
PG
PG, do you search every topic out individually, or do you stumble on this while searching other topics? What happens when Satoshi messages you and asks you to stop? Do you or have you found the truth for all?
Interesting question. I'd like to know too what you would do if Satoshi asked you to stop your epic hunt for his identity.
PG, do you search every topic out individually, or do you stumble on this while searching other topics? What happens when Satoshi messages you and asks you to stop? Do you or have you found the truth for all?
Interesting question. I'd like to know too what you would do if Satoshi asked you to stop your epic hunt for his identity.
I think we can stop the guessing, if Satoshi doesn't come out to prove himself, our guesses will also be guesses.
PG, do you search every topic out individually, or do you stumble on this while searching other topics? What happens when Satoshi messages you and asks you to stop? Do you or have you found the truth for all?
http://www.rediff.com/computer/1999/feb/20sense.htm
I'm puzzled by the age of Ashish (48), of which is the same as Ashish Gulhati outlined in this thread. Further proof in the last quote of this post.
http://web.archive.org/web/20030420055926/http://sensenet.net/hash/
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Pawan, 33, logs on to a New Delhi BBS and meets Vipul Ved Prakash, 23, cryptologist. Vipul then meets Ashish, 48, who was judging a computer competition.
Internet time, or not, that's three generations. But minds can be timeless and a friendship brew into a company.
Internet time, or not, that's three generations. But minds can be timeless and a friendship brew into a company.
I'm puzzled by the age of Ashish (48), of which is the same as Ashish Gulhati outlined in this thread. Further proof in the last quote of this post.
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General Logic Inc
"We came up with the idea of forming a company and realised that the Net is the way to go," explains Pawan. Originally called Planet India, General Logic Inc now offers site hosting, security, and other Web related services. E-commerce is next on the agenda.
"We came up with the idea of forming a company and realised that the Net is the way to go," explains Pawan. Originally called Planet India, General Logic Inc now offers site hosting, security, and other Web related services. E-commerce is next on the agenda.
http://web.archive.org/web/20030420055926/http://sensenet.net/hash/
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Here's a bunch of Perl modules I wrote to do various things.
In 1995, I started work on a book on Object Oriented Perl for Manning Publications, but got sidetracked by other pursuits before I got past the first few chapters, which are now available as an online perl tutorial.
(This title was eventually written by Damian Conway, who did a terrific job of it, and is available from Manning.)
IMHO, Ayn Rand was this century's most profound thinker and the greatest literary artist of all time. Her portrayal of man as an independent, efficacious, rational being is worth experiencing, no matter which side you take in the heated debates that always seems to arise around her and her works.
In 1997 I founded General Logic, along with Dr. Pawan Jaitly and Vipul Ved Prakash. The company aims to promote privacy and freedom of expression online.
In 1995, I started work on a book on Object Oriented Perl for Manning Publications, but got sidetracked by other pursuits before I got past the first few chapters, which are now available as an online perl tutorial.
(This title was eventually written by Damian Conway, who did a terrific job of it, and is available from Manning.)
IMHO, Ayn Rand was this century's most profound thinker and the greatest literary artist of all time. Her portrayal of man as an independent, efficacious, rational being is worth experiencing, no matter which side you take in the heated debates that always seems to arise around her and her works.
In 1997 I founded General Logic, along with Dr. Pawan Jaitly and Vipul Ved Prakash. The company aims to promote privacy and freedom of expression online.
Updated the post with the reply tweet.
http://bensonsamuel.com/2013/05/28/is-ashish-gulhati-an-indian-satoshi-nakamoto/
http://bensonsamuel.com/2013/05/28/is-ashish-gulhati-an-indian-satoshi-nakamoto/
Ted wilson? lol
Ashish Gulhati is more probably the Dread Pirate Roberts than Satoshi. Or he's both.
I don't think he's any of them.
Good try. Close fit. But is not he.
Ashish Gulhati is more probably the Dread Pirate Roberts than Satoshi. Or he's both.
I don't think he's any of them.
Ashish Gulhati is more probably the Dread Pirate Roberts than Satoshi. Or he's both.
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Name an actor who played roles in the movie Atlas Shrugged and The Good Wife Bitcoin episode, and once replied to Amish when he was seeking a place to stay while in California.
Name an actor who played roles in the movie Atlas Shrugged and The Good Wife Bitcoin episode, and once replied to Amish when he was seeking a place to stay while in California.
I'll wait till more guess. Meanwhile... http://www.cottusinfo.com/Profile/1877185931
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Name an actor who played roles in the movie Atlas Shrugged and The Good Wife Bitcoin episode, and once replied to Amish when he was seeking a place to stay while in California.
Name an actor who played roles in the movie Atlas Shrugged and The Good Wife Bitcoin episode, and once replied to Amish when he was seeking a place to stay while in California.
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Name an actor who played roles in the movie Atlas Shrugged and The Good Wife Bitcoin episode, and once replied to Amish when he was seeking a place to stay while in California.
Name an actor who played roles in the movie Atlas Shrugged and The Good Wife Bitcoin episode, and once replied to Amish when he was seeking a place to stay while in California.
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