2 hr live stream tonight with ETH co-founder Charles Hoskinson

[The Crypto Baron]

Stream at: https://youtu.be/dMNhOIUcOYo 

Blockchain history in the making

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[Assman]

Can't wait!  Already in the room 

[Harry Callahan]

It is going to be an interesting podcast and i will be watching what their views are looking at the present situation of crypto currency and what their thoughts and inputs are regarding the future,i hope there is a QA session with the users in the end.

[The Crypto Baron]

It is going to be an interesting podcast and i will be watching what their views are looking at the present situation of crypto currency and what their thoughts and inputs are regarding the future,i hope there is a QA session with the users in the end.

Hope you enjoyed and got your questions answered, Harry

[k@suy]

Hope you upload on YouTube the video of this event, it seems I can't catch up with my schedule. This is interesting,informative and love to hear on both sides on their ideas. Good luck.

[The Crypto Baron]

Hope you upload on YouTube the video of this event, it seems I can't catch up with my schedule. This is interesting,informative and love to hear on both sides on their ideas. Good luck.

It went long, so here's nearly 3 hours of great info:

https://youtu.be/dMNhOIUcOYo

[charleshoskinson]

Thanks for posting this

[Assman]

Thanks for posting this

That was just awesome last night, guys.

DO.

MORE!

 

[Assman]

And thanks for staying for extra time, Charles

[charleshoskinson]

Post it everywhere you can

[Assman]

Post it everywhere you can

You got it

[mining1]

That fat guy is trying to capitalise on the fact that he is one of (probably) 50 co-founders or so, and ethereum name weights heavily. In reality, he quited the project before launch and his contribution to ethereum's success is small to insignifiant.

[charleshoskinson]

That fat guy is trying to capitalise on the fact that he is one of (probably) 50 co-founders or so, and ethereum name weights heavily. In reality, he quited the project before launch and his contribution to ethereum's success is small to insignifiant.

It's quit

[The Crypto Baron]

That fat guy is trying to capitalise on the fact that he is one of (probably) 50 co-founders or so, and ethereum name weights heavily. In reality, he quited the project before launch and his contribution to ethereum's success is small to insignifiant.

Your post is not only wrong, but it's disrespectful to someone making huge contributions to the blockchain community.

What are your development projects?

[mining1]

I never claimed be to someone nor to be a "co-founder" of something. Especially when the contribution to that something is close to 0. He might make "huge contribution" to blockchain community, but my point still stands. He just reaps the benefits of carrying the "co-founder of ethereum" title.

[25hashcoin]

This was a great interview. Big things coming for ETC.

[charleshoskinson]

How exactly do you know my contributions to ethereum were so minimal? Where you there? Did you work with me? Or are you just going off of rumors and speculation from the people who fired me? You know the ones who did the DAO and got fired themselves after wasting 9 million dollars?

[benthach]

let's have the father of smart contracts creator https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Szabo live i want to ask when he's going to claim his tittle of invention back.

[bbc.reporter]

That fat guy is trying to capitalise on the fact that he is one of (probably) 50 co-founders or so, and ethereum name weights heavily. In reality, he quited the project before launch and his contribution to ethereum's success is small to insignifiant.

But his contribution to Ethereum classic is quite significant. I also like their vision than what Vitalik is trying to create in the forked chain. The forked chain's appcoin market model is not sustainable in the longterm.

I have a question for you in another thread. Please answer it.

[charleshoskinson]

But his contribution to Ethereum classic is quite significant.

Exactly, and this is the crux of the propaganda machine ETH runs. During my time at Ethereum, I was both super incompetent accomplished nothing loser who also was a hyper competent sociopath that engineered his way to the CEO position and almost destroyed the project. Then everything post Ethereum has been golden, ironically including Ethereum classic, WHICH IS THE SAME TECH!

Fuck we even beat Vitalik to proof of stake with Ouroboros when he had a one year head start. BTW Ouroboros is the only proof of stake algorithm to ever be accepted for peer review at a major cryptography conference: (https://www.iacr.org/conferences/crypto2017/acceptedpapers.html number 71). Now the recent party line is that I actually don't understand the contents of the papers that my company writes. Somehow I have three university partnerships (http://www.businessinsider.com/iohk-sponsors-blockchain-research-lab-at-the-university-of-edinburgh-tokyo-tech-2017-2)(but couldn't be trusted to run the CCRG), 25 full time haskell developers including the creator of haskell (can't lead engineers) and we are revenue positive (can't run a company).

It's lies and propaganda by idiots who parrot whatever the hell they read. In other words, politics. They are on the other side and I might as well be satan.