/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>49526802
They need to chill out man, they sound really stressed like smoke a bowl dude weed lmao 420 blaze it feggit

>>23593316
there's the Sergey is a ruthless capitalist argument which is he's holding out so that only link supporting projects benefit from arbitrum and t sigs. Beyond that I'm thinking thorough put increases plus cost reduction allows another mini bubble.
Chainlink still hasn't broken the line drawn after the Trump euro ban crash but I'm sure anons know this looking at the yearly chart.

>>23207424
> "consume or be consumed" Sloppy Sergers, Pleb Plaid Burger Meister PhD.

>>22778319
oh fuck that's nearly crimson. I'm not gonna make it with the rest of you.

>>22706088
checked. it's pretty deep you'll have to read it several times. Read the introduction and conclusion first to understand the main points

>>22578264
>>will reveal more info if kek desires so
i desire it.
tell me what you know

>>22153277
Czeched. I got fifty on an Ari/link moonshot

Who did this art and why didn't they use it for the website? Instead we get muh blue filter

32 million solves my oracle problem you fucking nerds

I was at the fireside chat this week. At one point Tom called Sergey a sandwich fucker. He even accused Sergey of eating the sandwiches after busting loads into them. There was an intense bit of silence while Sergey glared. Beads of sweat formed on his forehead immediately, and his face was flush. He forced a chuckle into the microphone. Then he walked off stage and just out of the room where there was a magazine rack. He was still in full view of everyone through a window. He starts taking these magazines, two and three at a time, and just tearing them to shreds. Sometimes he would pick one up, and try to twist and tear the whole thing at once, but fail, so then he would start ripping out individual pages. He was facing away from everyone, so we couldn't see his facial expressions. This went on for two minutes at least. At this point I thought he was totally screwed, and that he had just ruined the reputation of chainlink in one fell swoop. However, he turned around and walked back into the room. He looked completely rejuvinated and full of vigor again. He proceeded to completely btfo Tom in every way, acting as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened. Afterwards, he even did a little q&a session after Tom left due to being frustrated from the btfo. Janitorial services were picking up the mess of shredded magazines at this point, and the only acknowledgement Sergey ever made to the mess was when one of the older janitors fell over while leaning to pick up the pieces. He sort of covered his hand with his mouth, clearly holding back laughter. It was bizarre, but with genius comes inevitable personality quirks.

sn = sn

Life is good boys sitting here smoking a pipe in front of an open fire sipping some brandy

>>17564878
Yeah me neither. No discords or Twitter just pure anon like it always has been.

>>14073335
everyone who takes DMT and has a link-related trip says a figure in the $300 ballpark

Coincidence?

Legit now, how does he stop Sybil attacks?

"Joe, you already know all of this stuff! Don't act like you're agnostic towards what's really going on, you've been finishing my sentences all day!"
"Sergey, Sergey wait a minute, sometimes I just don't want to dive into a certain topic during a conversation, it's just to keep a normal podcast going, you know? But I've legitimately never heard about these oracles or.. what did you call them?"
"Yes, oracles. You want me to tell you the full truth now? Are you ready, Joe?"
"Jamie, bring out the Bourbon! This is going to be good now!"
"Yes it will, now I hope you're ready because this is the first time I'm gonna unveil this publicly."
"Go ahead, Sergey. Trust me, I believe most of what you say. We keep pulling up stuff that confirms your claims, everything. Pregnant men in muslim countries etc., it's all real."
"Yes, yes, yes Joe, now look this is all declassified stuff, it's on public record. Are you ready?"
"Let's have a sip of this good stuff really quick before we begin tho, cheers Sergey."
"Cheers, Joe. So let me start by saying this. I don't know whether any of this is real but the fact is, the people in charge believe it and act upon it so it might as well be real. I'm already involved at this point, so I just act accordingly."
"I understand, what do they believe?"
“Alright, there's interdimensional creatures of great wisdom and power and a certain class of the population is already in contact with them, that's why we had this recent push in technology and every year great innovations come out. It's a secret coalition hiding in plain sight. But they already know way more than what they're willing to release, it's partly coming out but most of it is getting redacted. Some of it is privately used, also."

I thought it was orcalize?

Sergey doesn't even speak French how could he even operate a computer that spoke to him in French? This isn't a metaphysical issue it's a practical one. There is no way that man owns this usb because the language is French. Get it?

>>12937060
>>12937101
Sergey doesn't even speak French how would he even understand how to use a computer in another language. Besides philosophers don't interact with the material world. Probably Rory's usb.

Would you rather earn 1 million dollars a year fraudulently and have to deal with the laundering and shit or earn 100k completely legitimately?

>>12893094
Thomas told us in the slack that Sergey thinks working backwards from 1.0 to 0.6 is a good way to develop a product. He calls it reverse engineering.

“Joe, have you ever taken ayahuasca in the Peruvian rainforest and seen the oracle nodes pop out of the trees when you suddenly realized the true meaning of blockchain interoperability is a decentralized network of data necessary to trigger the execution of smart contracts?”