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And recent tasks, looks healthy

>>20624717
Nice OP
How hard is it to deploy the Dapp in terms of user experience? Did you try on the sidechain?

>>20625110
No idea, I'm just browsing the explorer.
https://explorer.iex.ec/goerli

Vast majority of the activity is still on the goelri testtnet. Cant wait till those workerpools start populating with big clients though

>>20624717
>>20624734
Did they turn it back on?
Nice, cant wait until it's decentralized and becomes unstoppable

>>20624717
can i run decentralized malwares?
asking for a fren

>>20624717
Thank god. 2017 investor who felt the FUD when it didnt process the request yesterday.

>>20625537
Why would six PHDs work together to scam us on a shitcoin? One l could see, but six? I just don’t see why anyone would bother with the bullshit entailed with academia and getting a PhD to be scam artists.

>>20625220
How big is this shit going to be? Hard to imagine the market place taking off soon

>>20626255
All that has to happen is a company to say "sure what the hell" and populate the workerpool with its own serverpool and boom. Now if that company happens to be .. Microsoft or something related.. Then fucking boom.

>>20626255
It's going to take over the entire world man.
Not even slightly kidding
It's the world supercomputer vitalik imagined

>>20626325
Are they incentivized to do so?

>>20626460
Do you understand the inherent properties of decentralization and an open marketplace?

If so, then you would know that it will increase profits massively.

If they don't join? They get outpriced eventually.

https://opensea.io/assets/0xb1c52075b276f87b1834919167312221d50c9d16/1224485016245927378260205421897616505490919173641

>>20626460
Yes, or theyll be priced out

>>20626460
Very much so. Here is an article on decentralized cloud computing by Forbes China discussing it.

https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&nv=1&pto=aue&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=http://www.forbeschina.com/business/47734&usg=ALkJrhiBvMn4VVTuRIm6CJ6gCJdBxh_BKA

And here is an unbiased article, unrelated to iexec, that talks about the benefits of decentralized cloud computing
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.csoonline.com/article/3405439/how-a-decentralized-cloud-model-may-increase-security-privacy.amp.html

It's inevitable and iexec leads the space. Sorry for not just giving you an answer but theres so much information related to that question.

>>20624717
Are they powered by ethereum and if so will it cause scaling problems? And what's the competition other than ShitStink?

>>20626767
ETH is just a settlement layer, RLC has sidechains.

RLC is also blockchain agnostic.

>>20626767
They are on the eth mainnet but high level computation is handled off chain on the iexec sidechain.

>>20626647
>>20626484
thanks anons. What's to stop a cloud giant from replicating what iexec has done? Does that make sense

>>20624717
>>20624734
They don't want to see us tranny connoisseurs succeed. Cis haters pls go.

>>20627121
Nothing most likely but that takes time, money, and manpower. Why build your own car when you can buy one off the shelf but realistically nothing.

>>20624717
nice washtrading my nigga

>>20627121
>What's to stop a cloud giant from replicating what iexec has done?
A few things.
Remember when Facebook tried creating Libra? Kek.

iExec has technically been in dev for 19 years, good luck out-devving them on their main project. I'd take the bet that iExec gets a powerful network before any cloud giant could.

It wouldn't make sense for them to make their own version of iExec because it's easier for them to just adopt iExec since it's already a complete product, costs them nothing besides initial staking cost(buying RLC to stake), they actually gain profit by using iExec on the backend, and using iExec means it's completely trustless so they can collaborate with other big cloud giants which will make them even MORE money.

Imagine google makes an iExec, do you really think that Microsoft, Amazon, etc would want to use it? They would have doubts and it would be a nightmare overall. It wouldn't be considered fully decentralized because Google is far too powerful and controlling as it is.

There's probably more reasons.

>>20627442
TLDR; Big giants have way more to gain just using iExec than making their own versions

NFS

>>20627121
19 years of work isn't something companies can just buy or replicate.

>>20627619
Yeah if the only real fud is "what if centralized clouds make the same tech"
then I think it legitimizes iExec and we are all making it eoy

>>20627442
Long dev times are not a good sign.
I bet their codebase is a total fucking mess full of technical debt

>>20627690
You can see it on web. It's all open source.

https://github.com/iExecBlockchainComputing

Do an audit, pussy. I bet your code review ain't gonna be worth a fudding shit.

>>20627690
>long time devs are not a good sign
more like short time devs are not a good sign
iExec itself has only been worked on for maybe 5-6 years? Pretty normal for something like this.

Gilles however, has been a grid computing genius since 2001, when he made XtremwebHEP, which is used at CERN.

You don't know what you are talking about, fag

>>20627690
lmao the absolute state of iExec fuds right now

>>20627740
based

>>20627756
>>20627757
they think we dont know what we know

>>20627811
Yet we knew for years just on token side it was kinda justed mode for many

Alright faggots, what's the suicide stack?

>>20629072
2 RLC

>>20629072
this
what are suicide and make it stacks

>>20629072
870

>>20629072
>>20629115

Suicide 870
Make it 8700

>>20629115
870 8700 30k ballin

>>20629138
>tfw btc suicide stack, eth suicide stack, link suicide stack, pnk suicide stack, ampl suicide stack, and now rlc suicide stack
surely i won't kys myself with all these

>>20629138
>>20629163
Why 870? Is this some linkie tier occult shit?

>>20629266
Mostly meme round goal number to accumulate

>>20629266
its like 1/100000th of supply

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>>20624717
Methanon here. Problem is there's still not enough people who like trannies, that's why we need to keep educating them about the virtues of trangender women. How they smell better, they treat you better, they look better and they fuck better than the so called "real women". Once we get people to embrace sucking girl's dicks, RLC will pump instantly cause there won't be more SUPERTRANNE DELUXE DUMP PARTY but SUPERTRANNE DELUXE PUMP PARTY. For more info you can contact me on Telegram with the name ANONY MOOSE.

>>20624717
How is this a huge achievement? This seems like the most elementary of coding tasks that even a kid could learn. I execute message that display “hello world”. Seriously? This is the 19 years of development produced?

>>20630263

>>20626217
aren't they 7?

>>20627619
19 years of development hell. Project Should already have been golden years ago

>>20626255

It's like buying Link at 30 cents, anon.

Or so I think, and hope.

>>20627576
Chad.

>>20630263
If the node runs hello world it'll run other shit ???

>>20630647
Yes.

>>20630312
Noice!

>>20630312
Slide questions biz 101