/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11122306
>>11122674
Hey, at least you got high right? And probably for a pretty nice discount too :^)

Who else is justed right now

Feel the Darkness
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nWaNlVmDALc

>>9771761
Ketamine is at least 10X better with a big ol' dose of LSD. I prefer 500-1000 mics depending on the level of functionality I need to maintain. Seriously, it's a waste of good ketamine without acid.

>>9771889
See if he can bring you MDA (sass) instead, much less tooth grinding and restlessness.

>>9772131
What's the deal with 2f? I have only heard of R-isomer and S-isomer ketamine. I recall the R is more psychedelic.
Wish I could still find MXE though, that shit was great!

Used the one above me, somebody use mine!
http://airdrop.easyoption.io/#p8go4ve83z

>>9556276
Are you referring to my previous post? Sorry, saw some typos and my OCD kicked in and had to delete, correct, and repost.
But yeah, $20k is definitely enough to live it up in the third world for a bit. And then kill yourself. My $3.5k is just enough for a really good overdose, somewhere peaceful where people won't find me and be able to call the EMTs before it's too late. I refuse to use a gun because it will pad the gun death statistics for liberals!
$20k by EOY for me might make me start to reconsider, but only if the market keeps growing and doesn't JUST me again.

>>9143502
350mg MDA (not MDMA), 700 ug of LSD, a gram of Ketamine, and three boxes of Whip-it's. I'll set up my laser show and speakers while you get that ready.

>>9105351
Come on nigger we all own some crypto here but this is a stock thread, now fuckoff

>>9084077
Put me in the screen cap.

>>9083403
I would expect nothing less of (((Bloomberg))). Also some faggot from PayPal gave his sour grapes opinion just a few hours before that:
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-is-the-greatest-scam-ever-according-to-former-ceo-of-both-paypal-and-intuit-2018-04-24
The funny thing is that I don't think it was the market as a whole reacting, just some market makers (whales) saw an opportunity to strike with maximum damage while the FUD was fresh, even though it wouldn't have made much of a difference in it's own.
Now, is the FUD bought, paid for, and coordinated? The would be a conspiracy theory...

>>8909511
Money is draining out of weed as it gets more legal. Soon ot will be no more profitable than growing grapes for wine, dude...

>>8847071
He is going to drain all your money.

>>8832722
A hard fought 7k. I fucking hate trading Link, the bots are so rude, you can never get a good buy or sell price, and never get anorder in without those assholes pushing in front of you. They know how to trade exclusively with themselves to wash the price all over the place.
I'm just waiting on more FIAT when my job starts again (I'm seasonal) to buy my last 3k, then I will consider putting money into something else (to roll into Link at a profit). I'm just worried I won't be satisfied with 10k.

>>8803031
*hires thug to break your sissy legs and ass*
pss, nothing personnal millenial.

I'm a software engineer with over 25 years of work experience and worked for eBay in their early days, for Google in the 2000s and in 2013 sold a software bundle to a major E-Mail provider where I got a share of 75 million dollars.
From then on I lived life, fucked sluts and got autistic about cryptography and blockchain engineering. I'm basically your standard guy on an advisory board, I actually am on 2 boards and they pay me for.. I actually don't know why but they like the names of the companies I worked for.

So let's get to it...
https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink

I actually like the activity and how the roles of the main contributors are distributed, everyone seems to know their place although I have no fucking clue what the fuck thodges-gh is doing. This guy programs like a student in his 3rd semester, so many fucking unnecessary lines and CLR's, his stuff couldn't run on a IDE compressor LET ALONE on something like the Ethereum network. The project should ditch him and get another guy for the escape-sequence stuff.
The other problem I have with LINK is how scattered the essential "core code" is. It's spread across many repositories and even covers 7 (if I counted correctly) recursive seeds. In comparison, something like Ethereum itself runs on 4 at most. So they really have to optimize a lot although I can say from experience, it's gonna be a pain to overwrite all that stuff to make it viable for any adoption.

All in all it's basically a pretty good project but way too overhyped, anyone with a decent understanding of cryptography, segfaults and nodelists could look at this and create a cleaner and more consistent platform that does chainlink's job. It would be probably easier to start from scratch and get rid of 30% of sequences which hinder the process of validating the data. Almost everything thodges-gh's fault.

I give it a C+, nothing special to be honest.
Actually, not much for 4 months of work.