CHAINLINK GENERAL: HARDY BOYS EDITION

[Anonymous No.9762917]

I've noticed occasionally while researching Chainlink the use of two different spellings of the term "smart contract". Sometimes it is spelled as "smart contract" when referring to the concept of a smart contract and other times it is spelled as "SmartContract" when discussed in terms of their actual implementation. This latter spelling has always caught my eye as it would appear to be referring to a SmartContract.com smart contract, although this is never explicitly stated. Below is an example:

>A new wave of blockchain technologies have introduced the concept of Smart Contracts and is now being referred to as Blockchain 2.0.

>Using SmartContracts and cryptlets on an Azure-based, enterprise-class, blockchain consortium network, we will allow tenants within the MediaValet digital asset management platform to participate.

https://www.mediavalet.com/blog/blockchain-digital-asset-management/

This example is unique in that the author goes from using the "smart contract" spelling and then switches to "SmartContract". Has anyone else noticed this while sleuthing? Is there any reason why the space would be removed between the two words that I'm missing?

>BONUS

Below is a recent Microsoft slideshow explaining Cryptlets' strategy. The last step is to "Develop key Azure blockchain middleware services to ensure the infrastructure is enterprise ready".

http://slideplayer.com/slide/12957527/#

[Anonymous No.9762941]

>>9762917
Here boy.
Take a brake.

[Anonymous No.9763066]

>>9762941

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Crazy.

[Anonymous No.9763107]

>>9762917
Read these too OP
https://github.com/Azure/azure-blockchain-projects/tree/master/bletchley

[Anonymous No.9763173]

Every scam ever had a huge fucking marketing campaign, so does it mean that chainlink is scamproof?

[Anonymous No.9763359]

The only non scam and representation of wealth is gold bullion. You can never be jewed out of your purchasing power when you own gold.

Never value gold in terms of dollars. After all, it's not like gold all of a sudden became valuable when America was born and the dollar was created. So why would you be valuing gold in terms of crumply dirty fiat

[Anonymous No.9763504]

>>9763107

Thanks, mane. Looks like they refer to them as SmartContracts in examples as well.

https://github.com/Azure/azure-blockchain-projects/blob/master/bletchley/images/UtilityVContract.png
https://github.com/Azure/azure-blockchain-projects/blob/master/bletchley/images/smartcontracts.png
https://github.com/Azure/azure-blockchain-projects/blob/master/bletchley/images/contractCryptlet.png

[Anonymous No.9763544]

60e93d5 on Sep 20, 2016

[Anonymous No.9763564]

>>9762941


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[Anonymous No.9764446]

>>9763066
is this pasta supposed to be funny?