I'd really love to see the lisk foundation fund a second client led by an independent team. The progress has been too slow and I'm honestly as frustrated as you guys here.

We did almost 4,000 in Haskell with just a single team in under three months: https://github.com/input-output-hk/cardano-sl

I'm extremely glad to see someone taking the torch. The whole point of BEP was to kickstart an effort to get people educated about cryptocurrencies and the value of decentralization.

I think the issue with Synereo is that the project has a unique tech stack, some good ideas and an unclear execution model. It needs a notion of success and also some clear milestones for the community to form around for it to grow effectively. It's not really my project and IOHK hasn't considered entering the attention economy side of cryptocurrencies.

It would be interesting to see a mashup of steem, synereo and an identity token with a clear target market. I think it would be a great experiment to run. 

What's this all about now? Invoking the name of the Hosk? What did I do now?

This paper is- I believe- the first attempt at a survey of scripting languages used by cryptocurrencies. Love any and all feedback:

https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/1156

And no charles? Sad panda

Dash didn't pay us for the report and I have no investors. We are a revenue driven company and one of the very few profitable companies in the space.


If we build a cryptocurrency, then we will always make sure to take a stake in it. It makes sense for everyone involved. Otherwise we accept fiat and bitcoin for services.

https://iohk.io/research/library/#NSJ554WR enjoy all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whdUSchadEs by our chief scientist Aggelos Kiayas. Enjoy

I really like this line. It's one of your best and I couldn't agree more.

https://youtu.be/OLsMIf3sUnc enjoy

Almost two years now. It's amazing how no one pays attention. I've been slowly building IOHK since early 2015.

Life's great for me. No regrets and having fun

You have done nothing but use ad hominem attacks. You've already lost the argument son.

So you're unwilling or incapable of answering my question. Thanks for playing wheel of trolls.

Just curious, what crime has ETC committed. I love how ETH is the legitimate ethereum and everyone got refunded, but somehow the fake ether that everyone got for free still is criminal. I just don't get the logic. Either ETC is the real ether and ether was stolen or it's a sharedropped copy and ETH is real in which case no crime happened.

Doing just fine with a lot of exciting stuff on the horizon. Thanks for the love and support Minecache.

Provable security actually has a well defined meaning and our paper conforms to that meaning: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provable_security