Dimitri Roche in API3 telegram

[Anonymous No.25001272]

[Anonymous No.25001899]

>>25001272

[Anonymous No.25001926]

>>25001899
what else did he have to say

[Anonymous No.25002044]

>>25001926

[Anonymous No.25002096]

dimitri left chainlink in like 2019 right?

[Anonymous No.25002131]

>>25002044
>while competitors are giving away price info to callers for free, albeit unsustainably
hmm i wonder which project he's referring to ...

[Anonymous No.25002165]

>>25002131

[Anonymous No.25002200]

>>25002165
and the response

[Anonymous No.25002264]

>>25002200
i'm averaging 50% checks in here

[Anonymous No.25002293]

>>25002096
yes. maybe he's looking for a new job? pic related.

[Anonymous No.25002610]

>>25002200
>beacons aggregate/calculate inputs to minimize on chain costs
why not just t sig

[Anonymous No.25002850]

Interesting, thanks.
He had his disagreements with CL but he also seems bitter about being let go early.
The biz model question is the single most important question wrt competitors and no one in their tg had asked about that.

[Anonymous No.25002964]

>>25002610
I don't think this is referring to threshold signatures, it's referring to each oracle doing aggregation separately (as well as maintaining and updating their own data points) and then that aggregation being verified on-chain.

E.g. median is computationally expensive because you have to sort all data points -- O(n log n) for CSfags.

To save costs, you can get each oracle to sort the data points off-chain and then report them on-chain. The on-chain aggregator then only needs to check if the data is sorted -- O(n).

None of this requires threshold signatures.

[Anonymous No.25002991]

>>25002850
>He had his disagreements with CL but he also seems bitter about being let go early.
Are you an insider? o.0

[Anonymous No.25003149]

>>25002850
True. But the thing is, Chainlink subsidizes users of their data feeds by giving them tokens. This is clearly unsustainable (like what Dimi said). At some point, people are going to need to start paying. Then it's a matter of whoever has the cheapest data feed (w.r.t data quality etc). The API3 team make good arguments in their whitepaper re: why their data feeds will be cheaper. But I guess only time will tell.

[Anonymous No.25003216]

>>25003149
as demand for offchain data onchain grows, there will be more parties willing to pay, so each datafeed becomes a community resource. You'll have 300 parties all paying for X data, meaning the price for each party is 1/300th of the price of producing that data. the more use the cheaper it gets porportionally

[Anonymous No.25003232]

>>25002991
He left a core position in a leading blockchain startup for a mid level position at IG. He was the second biggest code contributor after Steve.
Either got bored or had issues with management.
If you had looked into his resume then, it was also obvious he was doing a lot of small projects just to ass on his resume; I think his game plan was always work for a niche startups for a couple years so it looks good on a resume, just to get hired by a big tech company. A common strategy for young devs, since most startups fail anyway.
For reference the price was crabbing at two dollars range when he left and maybe he thought this was an unsustainable top.
He made a bad call and now likely wants to invest in newer projects.
He didn't even understand the potential of his own work, many such cases.

[Anonymous No.25003329]

>>25003216
I don't see why this business model can't also be used by other oracle projects?

[Anonymous No.25003401]

>>25003232

Oof, mfw i had more faith than a lead dev.

Give me 2021 Link price prediction Mr Based Insider.

I've been furloughed most of the year and need to know if my 50k Link will set me free and let me start my own business or if I will have to go back to some crappy desk job.

[Anonymous No.25003409]

>>25003232
idk, man. this sounds like linkie cope. how do you even know he's mid-level? faang engineers don't advertise their levels internally or externally, i know because i worked at one.

[Anonymous No.25003419]

>>25001272
Hi can you stop posting about API3 thanks.

[Anonymous No.25003472]

This project is probably funded by chainlink lol.. isn't his just clcg? or someshit.

clcg.io the site redirects to chainapi.

[Anonymous No.25003474]

>>25003401
$1000

[Anonymous No.25003497]

>>25002964
Yes, he was not referring to threshhold signatures but my question was, why use dedicated "beacon" nodes to aggregate and publish results when you can have your favorite number of nodes reach consensus off chain and publish that via a single multisig tx, i.e. the competition's tsigs scheme? what is gained by burak'a solution?

[Anonymous No.25003533]

yes please keep posting these. it makes my API3 bags seem lighter and healthier

[Anonymous No.25003546]

>>25003419
u 'coomulating?

[Anonymous No.25003611]

>>25003497
I'm pretty sure he addresses that: everything is more transparent with the beacons, because individual points are on-chain, so you know what the data was pre-aggregation. This also doesn't involve the complex/nuanced decision of selecting your favourite nodes, or however you put it.

[Anonymous No.25004084]

FUD = buy. that simple sometimes.

[Anonymous No.25004321]

>>25001272
bumperino

[Anonymous No.25004341]

>>25002096
Right around when they quietly started to realize LINK staking needed either complete rework or abandoning. Bullish af for API3 if it got Dimitri interested again

[Anonymous No.25004356]

Interesting. I've always wondered why he left so early, especially when he was thought of as this whiz kid dev with a top-notch background in AI.

[Anonymous No.25004365]

holy fuck you fucks really can't stop posting about this shit for TWO days. Can you atleast wait until we get near the cex listing ?

[Anonymous No.25004532]

>>25004365
lol no

[Anonymous No.25004538]

>>25002165
>They get sponsored offline
Comfy

[Anonymous No.25004731]

>>25001272
delet

[Anonymous No.25004808]

>>25003329
this was the beauty of chainlink's ico and distribution. the 65% is there to incubate the network and solve the chicken and egg problen. remember that sergey is ruthless as fuck
in terms of dimtri, yeah he got pushed out for the doing side projects and not showing sufficent commitment.
https://twitter.com/mobealo/status/1340697540094640129

[Anonymous No.25004842]

oracles are dead meme, this is like people backing "revolutionary L1s" when Chainlink was already the next big thing.
Nobody cares about getting data on chain any more. We indexers now.

[Anonymous No.25004928]

>>25004808
>this was the beauty of chainlink's ico and distribution
>sergey holding 65% of the tokens
>beauty
>your brain on chainlink

[Anonymous No.25004939]

I wonder if he signed a non-compete. Been about a year now, right?

[Anonymous No.25004977]

>>25004842
retarded argument. indexers are only interesting if you have interesting on-chain data, which requires interesting dApps, which require off-chain data ... it's a positive feedback loop

[Anonymous No.25005065]

>>25004808
Mat Beale retweets Joe Biden.

[Anonymous No.25005112]

>>25005065
not only that, he talks about drug use on twitter, completely unprofessional
an idiot

[Anonymous No.25005116]

bump good thread.

[Anonymous No.25005489]

>>25001272
DLEETE
DIS
PAWST!!!!!!!!

REEEEEEE

[Anonymous No.25006105]

>>25004842

Indexers - enjoy the wagecage

my god, GRT vc capitalist that are 500x up truely did a number on these guys.

Talk about pump then dump on normies.

[Anonymous No.25006144]

comfy hold

[Anonymous No.25006294]

just sold all my link and went all in API3

[Anonymous No.25006674]

>>25001272
andre too

[Anonymous No.25006716]

>>25001272
andre too

[Anonymous No.25006717]

>>25006294
proof or larp.

[Anonymous No.25006745]

>>25001272
andre too

[Anonymous No.25007026]

>>25006717
sorry just a larp

[Anonymous No.25007514]

>>25007026
F

[Anonymous No.25007700]

>>25001272
what is it capable of reaching?

[Anonymous No.25008180]

now imagine not holding at least 1000 API3 for the upcoming atlszn and binance listings

[Anonymous No.25008422]

>>25008180
10,000 is the make it stack.

[Anonymous No.25008453]

>>25008180
yep, api3 is useless but definitely worth having for the coming oracle hype cycle

[Anonymous No.25008577]

>>25008453
uselless for now, but they are pushing this hard, i bet many announcements will come this month

[Anonymous No.25009500]

>>25001272
Be D. Roche
>high iq dev wishing to change the world for the best
>hangs out with ETHfags, learns solidly and is captivated by CL promises
>Quickly Climbs the CL ranks
>D. Roche, CL second in command dev
>spends his nights eating pasta and not developing
>time passes and becomes tired of rhetoric
>Fights with Steve over CL direction
>D. Roche storms out promising himself to never work for snake oil sales man, and turns his focus where his thoughts would be respected, IG
>tired of IG Stacy, he begins day dream of ETHfag promises
>finds API3 and re kindles his passion for bringing real world data on-chain
>begins to wonder if API3 can restore his broken heart
>after years he finally goes to sleep with a smile on his face
Where were you anon when the oracle world shook.

[Anonymous No.25009759]

comfyness level: all time high

[Anonymous No.25009810]

fuck off timo

[Anonymous No.25010136]

>>25009810
few understand

[Anonymous No.25010157]

[Anonymous No.25010208]

>>25003232
left or let go?

[Anonymous No.25010674]

>>25010208
talents leave

[Anonymous No.25010703]

>>25010208
>>25010674
Im assuming these guy just do contract work. So they are just hopping project to project