Topic: [XCR] Crypti | Dapps | Sidechains | Dapp Store | OPEN SOURCE | 100% own code | DPoS - page 193. (Read 804700 times)
November 18, 2014, 04:12:25 PM
Everyone reading the thread now, please come onto the Crypti IRC, you'd be surprised how much we've covered over the past few days. Litoshi, also it would be great if you could come there too.
November 18, 2014, 04:02:18 PM
As for "paid community advisor"...... my "pay" is 1BTC per month. For which I handle the balance sheet and the funds. As for the other "rich dudes" here, I will let them reveal their meager salaries of they choose, but I will tell you that two of them elected to convert their salary in BTC to XCR for the next year, in advance. Why? Becuz they had great faith in XCR going to a higher value, long term.
Sounds great? Well, it was done when the exchange rate was 1500 sats. Since the exchange rate dropped, the value of that trade is now 1/3 of the original salary.
As for GreXX being the project lead "because he is military"......... That is up to the team to decide.
I also spent considerable time "wearing green", and I can tell you that the military builds leaders and kicks out flunkies. GreXX has over 14 years under his belt, and as such is in a leadership position, which also demands much of his time. The military doesnt like to hear about "other jobs" the troops may have. The military mission is paramount, and has priority over everything else, including family. The military also teaches you to get things done with minimal supervision and on time. That is why the delays here are driving GreXX batshit.
As for my "us verses them attitude".... 5K, your posts usually contain attacks disguised as "suggestions" and "helpful information".... but are attacks none the less.
Ah, then disregard my comments on this, as I have jumped to conclusions. There's no need to go further down this road, now I know! My apologies.
I don't have the intention to attack at all, that's just not true. I might get carried away at times, but in the end I want the same thing as everyone here.
Hmm, I know he's a busy guy. Perhaps someone else has time for this task or you can come up with a system to maximize effectivity.
Anyway time is needed to get to speed, then all the pieces will start to fit. Hence why I am putting XCR on the backburner for now, and will be back later.
November 18, 2014, 03:54:11 PM
Hey, thanks for sticking up for me man. He's a paid community advisor in the foundation, if you look at the last 10 posts he's made, 50% of them are directed negatively towards me, and if you look at the last 10 posts of me in this thread, it's constructive critisism blended with proposed solutions, although somewhat frustrated at times, which I apologize for since I get carried away at times, also gathering people for irc so that the community could have some information and clarity. So I'll let you decide why he's relieved I'm not trying anymore!
Regardless of what he thinks, I have nothing against Litoshi, but the mentality of "us vs them" is not healthy. I'm not here for personal drama.
The one suggestion I have to solve underlying problems, is since Grexx is a military and the best suited to deliver information to the community, he should be the sole leader of XCR and structure the work, and tell people what to do to make it further effective. I think they did something like this now, not sure.
And even if it's none of my business, I think all further paid salaries in BTC should be used to buy XCR, the reward they will receive if a good job is done will be many times that, and us the community will have increased confidence in their currency.
Thanks, and I'll say good luck again too since I don't hold grudges.
5K,
I havenothing against you either, but like I said repeatedy, I dont buy from a salesman that hides behind a mask. Look at the first 20 pages of this blog and you will see that I was calling out "Crypti" to identify himself.......... Boris soon did, and gained much credibility with the community.
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And even if it's none of my business
As for "paid community advisor"...... my "pay" is 1BTC per month. For which I handle the balance sheet and the funds. As for the other "rich dudes" here, I will let them reveal their meager salaries of they choose, but I will tell you that two of them elected to convert their salary in BTC to XCR for the next year, in advance. Why? Becuz they had great faith in XCR going to a higher value, long term.
Sounds great? Well, it was done when the exchange rate was 1500 sats. Since the exchange rate dropped, the value of that trade is now 1/3 of the original salary.
As for GreXX being the project lead "because he is military"......... That is up to the team to decide.
I also spent considerable time "wearing green", and I can tell you that the military builds leaders and kicks out flunkies. GreXX has over 14 years under his belt, and as such is in a leadership position, which also demands much of his time. The military doesnt like to hear about "other jobs" the troops may have. The military mission is paramount, and has priority over everything else, including family. The military also teaches you to get things done with minimal supervision and on time. That is why the delays here are driving GreXX batshit.
As for my "us verses them attitude".... 5K, your posts usually contain attacks disguised as "suggestions" and "helpful information".... but are attacks none the less.
November 18, 2014, 03:22:20 PM
Just for the record, I simply copy pasted IRC conversations for everyone to see, just like it was supposed to. Don't look at me because it didn't go through testing.
Anyway, I'm putting my XCR away and hoping for the best and moving on for a while. Good luck.
PROMISE???
Sarcasm.. everytime sarcasm.. care to take a break ?
Hey, thanks for sticking up for me man. He's a paid community advisor in the foundation, if you look at the last 10 posts he's made, 50% of them are directed negatively towards me, and if you look at the last 10 posts of me in this thread, it's constructive critisism blended with proposed solutions, although somewhat frustrated at times, which I apologize for since I get carried away at times, also gathering people for irc so that the community could have some information and clarity. So I'll let you decide why he's relieved I'm not trying anymore!
Regardless of what he thinks, I have nothing against Litoshi, but the mentality of "us vs them" is not healthy. I'm not here for personal drama.
The one suggestion I have to solve underlying problems, is since Grexx is a military and the best suited to deliver information to the community, he should be the sole leader of XCR and structure the work, and tell people what to do to make it further effective. I think they did something like this now, not sure.
And even if it's none of my business, I think all further paid salaries in BTC should be used to buy XCR, the reward they will receive if a good job is done will be many times that, and us the community will have increased confidence in their currency.
Thanks, and I'll say good luck again too since I don't hold grudges.
November 18, 2014, 02:27:49 PM
Completed reading all the posts from last 4-5 pages now.
Wulf, 5KBTC and Karma have been regularly asking questions and putting pressure on GreXX and team - please consider this on behalf of most of the
community members.
I've also been with XCR from IPO time and very interested in the progress and answers to all the queries these three have been asking regularly.
Wulf, 5KBTC and Karma have been regularly asking questions and putting pressure on GreXX and team - please consider this on behalf of most of the
community members.
I've also been with XCR from IPO time and very interested in the progress and answers to all the queries these three have been asking regularly.
November 18, 2014, 02:23:10 PM
Just for the record, I simply copy pasted IRC conversations for everyone to see, just like it was supposed to. Don't look at me because it didn't go through testing.
Anyway, I'm putting my XCR away and hoping for the best and moving on for a while. Good luck.
PROMISE???
Sarcasm.. everytime sarcasm.. care to take a break ?
November 18, 2014, 02:21:34 PM
Thanks for providing the pastebin.. Took some time to read the whole chat but it was worth it, gave clarity on all the current progress and issues..
November 18, 2014, 01:10:00 PM
Just for the record I did not say it would be released yesterday. That was 5k who is not on the team based on assumptions that it would be testing all weekend and that testing would take 2 days. I did not release monday as a deadline.
Boris reported this norning that he is working on a hot fix for the load times now. The problem and solution are both known. It just needs to be fixed.
18:29:03
18:29:17 <@GreXX> Yup
18:29:19 <@GreXX> sounds about right
21:12:26
21:12:37 <@GreXX> That is also in the paste
18:07:53
18:07:55 <@GreXX> 5k, the block explorer, as mentioned, would be open sourced and put on Git once the new version was out.
18:08:00 <@GreXX> That is still my plan to have that pushed.
Anyway Pastebin tldr from what was said:
New stable version tomorrow if it go through testing
New stable version tomorrow if it go through testing
Just for the record, I simply copy pasted IRC conversations for everyone to see, just like it was supposed to. Don't look at me because it didn't go through testing.
Anyway, I'm putting my XCR away and hoping for the best and moving on for a while. Good luck.
PROMISE???
November 18, 2014, 12:04:05 PM
Just for the record I did not say it would be released yesterday. That was 5k who is not on the team based on assumptions that it would be testing all weekend and that testing would take 2 days. I did not release monday as a deadline.
Boris reported this norning that he is working on a hot fix for the load times now. The problem and solution are both known. It just needs to be fixed.
18:29:03
18:29:17 <@GreXX> Yup
18:29:19 <@GreXX> sounds about right
21:12:26
21:12:37 <@GreXX> That is also in the paste
18:07:53
18:07:55 <@GreXX> 5k, the block explorer, as mentioned, would be open sourced and put on Git once the new version was out.
18:08:00 <@GreXX> That is still my plan to have that pushed.
Anyway Pastebin tldr from what was said:
New stable version tomorrow if it go through testing
New stable version tomorrow if it go through testing
Just for the record, I simply copy pasted IRC conversations for everyone to see, just like it was supposed to. Don't look at me because it didn't go through testing.
Anyway, I'm putting my XCR away and hoping for the best and moving on for a while. Good luck.
November 18, 2014, 08:44:39 AM
Just to update everyone, the new version has been distributed to Seb and Eric for testing.
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
Thanks for the update GreXX, but I mean this is what we've been complaining all along. The new version was supposed to be released yesterday, after it was delayed again (this is now the third week which it has been delayed), and it still hasn't even completed testing. Now a new problem pops up and we don't even know whether it will even be released this week . Judging by past experiences this new problem will take at least 1-2 weeks to just find the problem let alone fix it.
Just for the record I did not say it would be released yesterday. That was 5k who is not on the team based on assumptions that it would be testing all weekend and that testing would take 2 days. I did not release monday as a deadline.
Boris reported this norning that he is working on a hot fix for the load times now. The problem and solution are both known. It just needs to be fixed.
November 18, 2014, 08:13:02 AM
Oh, new experiments with code and again something went wrong 
WoWIt is a pity
Why didnt I sell when I could?
November 18, 2014, 06:22:09 AM
Just to update everyone, the new version has been distributed to Seb and Eric for testing.
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
Thanks for the update GreXX, but I mean this is what we've been complaining all along. The new version was supposed to be released yesterday, after it was delayed again (this is now the third week which it has been delayed), and it still hasn't even completed testing. Now a new problem pops up and we don't even know whether it will even be released this week . Judging by past experiences this new problem will take at least 1-2 weeks to just find the problem let alone fix it.
So 140 lines code/week ,the new wallet need at least 10k lines so we can expect it 2016 lol.Good work dev!
PS the dev can run away any time he want.
When the volume go to zero and members feel disappointed,even no one want to fuck the dev. No one will complain 140-lines dev,why?Because he never have a rest.
November 18, 2014, 05:51:52 AM
Just to update everyone, the new version has been distributed to Seb and Eric for testing.
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
Thanks for the update GreXX, but I mean this is what we've been complaining all along. The new version was supposed to be released yesterday, after it was delayed again (this is now the third week which it has been delayed), and it still hasn't even completed testing. Now a new problem pops up and we don't even know whether it will even be released this week . Judging by past experiences this new problem will take at least 1-2 weeks to just find the problem let alone fix it.
November 18, 2014, 05:43:03 AM
Oh, new experiments with code and again something went wrong
WoWIt is a pity
November 18, 2014, 05:32:12 AM
Oh, new experiments with code and again something went wrong
November 17, 2014, 11:17:23 PM
Just to update everyone, the new version has been distributed to Seb and Eric for testing.
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
As Boris mentioned and I relayed in our chats, because of the database changes, we had a lot of other things that needed changed as well to re-optimize the code. We are sort of in the middle of this process but wanted to get something out to everyone in regards to a new version. The only downside is, until we finish some of the other optimization tasks, the initial load times are apparently really, really slow (as per Seb).
This is something we know the fix for but Boris was working on hiring and briefing the new Dev on how Crypti works, walking him through the code, and trying to get him familiar with what needs done, so it isn't 100% yet. I believe we are still going to try to push this version out (although I am waiting to find out what "really, really slow" means. If it's unbearable then we may push to try and do some form of hot fix while we test everything else in the current test version and then apply the hot fix before it goes live.
I am waiting to hear back from the guys to see exactly what the situation is and what route we want to go. Either way, once Seb and Eric have had a chance to load the new version and check to make sure it's ready for testing, I will get details posted to the IRC channel and CryptiTalk so anyone who want's to can help test. That way, even if we are working on a hot fix, we can see how stable this version is and be ready to test the hot fix once ready.
I'll keep you all updated on what is going on. I just wanted to fill in everyone who was waiting for the release (as per our conversations over the weekend). Thanks!
November 17, 2014, 03:17:28 PM
Hey guys,
I can help you get your coins back from Mintpal. I'm from TeamFLT (fluttercoin), and may help your devs-leaders with it.
Let me know - and good luck with your future development.
Soltantgris, Team FLT.
I can help you get your coins back from Mintpal. I'm from TeamFLT (fluttercoin), and may help your devs-leaders with it.
Let me know - and good luck with your future development.
Soltantgris, Team FLT.
We never had any XCR on MintPal. We were supposed to be part of the V2, but it never happened........ thank GOD.
I did, however, lose some personal BTC and about 300,000 JPC. Can you get that back for me?
Can't do anything for BTC - but I'm happy you guys are fine with XCR-Mintpal.
See ya
November 17, 2014, 02:43:52 PM
Hey guys,
I can help you get your coins back from Mintpal. I'm from TeamFLT (fluttercoin), and may help your devs-leaders with it.
Let me know - and good luck with your future development.
Soltantgris, Team FLT.
I can help you get your coins back from Mintpal. I'm from TeamFLT (fluttercoin), and may help your devs-leaders with it.
Let me know - and good luck with your future development.
Soltantgris, Team FLT.
We never had any XCR on MintPal. We were supposed to be part of the V2, but it never happened........ thank GOD.
I did, however, lose some personal BTC and about 300,000 JPC. Can you get that back for me?
November 17, 2014, 01:07:10 PM
Hey guys,
I can help you get your coins back from Mintpal. I'm from TeamFLT (fluttercoin), and may help your devs-leaders with it.
Let me know - and good luck with your future development.
Soltantgris, Team FLT.
I can help you get your coins back from Mintpal. I'm from TeamFLT (fluttercoin), and may help your devs-leaders with it.
Let me know - and good luck with your future development.
Soltantgris, Team FLT.
November 17, 2014, 07:53:57 AM
@GreXX
At that time will the new version be launched today?
At that time will the new version be launched today?
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