/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>5289012
Well that's the challenge desu. Ethereum is trying to be a jack of all trades as well.

>>5288999
I fully agree

>>5288876
They have their own personal reasons for leaving. Maybe they didn't get paid enough? Maybe the project was too difficult? Maybe they didn't get along with the people?

Who the fuck knows, but when you're hiring 30+ people, a few of them are bound to leave.

>>5289051
I think even if the bubble pops, these guys will keep on working on it. Seriously so much shit has happened the past few months but I still see the github updated every day. It's fucking insane.

>>5289084
They wrote an entire post somewhere about why Erlang was the best choice. You can argue for any language, but I'm guessing they do know what they're doing.

GO is similar to Erlang, they're both concurrent languages whose strength lie in parallel execution