/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25902919
I find Haskell is just a lot of fun to code in since it eliminates whole classes of bugs. Also trippy af, pic related. Also regarding the lambda calculus - I think so. Being free of side effects and being closer to math or something has surely something to do with it.

>>25903131
Did not know that, neat. How does it work, where do the 18% come from?

What I mean is - all those fancy projects I read about (and which excite me) didn't have any actual user counts last time I checked. Except uniswap, which's usecase is memecoin gambling. Exchanges are needed but have no connection to the real world.

An example for a real-world project I'm a fan of would be Kleros for example. Won't buy again until they switch from Spaghetterium to something cleaner though. And still not really used as far as I'm aware of.


>>25899609
While researching a bit I found the good point not to be such a fucking nerd and only care about the tech but business too. So - what do they have now? What do they plan to have when? Can I use this Atherium right now? If not, when?

>>25901827
>>25901842
Smart people still make mistakes or gloss over inconvenient truths. This is why we need to discuss it with others so they can point out the holes. Which is why this has been a relatively qualitative thread thus far.

For ex.: Oracles and Kleros gloss over the fact that 51% of their market cap posits an upper limit to how far you can trust it. If i.e. the mcap of Link is 10bil and the volume of derivatives based on it's inputs is 100bil this is a huge powder keg.

Or the byzantine thing. What if I coordinate my attackers with a smart contract? I remember reading some refutation of this but can't remember what it was and if it was legit.

Or Dexes seem fishy af too. "We need arbitrageurs to adjust the price". What bullshit. "Impermanent" loss swept under the rug, etc. Maybe I'm too dumb but I am also able to simply complex topics to brainlets, why can't they? Either bc autism or bc shilling