Looking for expert C++ programmers

[maxtoshi]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

[Barek]

In the meantime ...

http://coingen.io/

[maxtoshi]

In the meantime ...

http://coingen.io/

You can go ahead and shove your Dogecoins right up your bottomhole, fool.

[AmericanBit]

My kind of thread!

[empoweoqwj]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

I'm a very experienced C++ programmer, used to write computer games in it, but not sure what "familiar with the protocol means". Can you make that clearer? thx

[AmericanBit]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

I'm a very experienced C++ programmer, used to write computer games in it, but not sure what "familiar with the protocol means". Can you make that clearer? thx

have you ever been to www.mcxnow.com?

[empoweoqwj]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

I'm a very experienced C++ programmer, used to write computer games in it, but not sure what "familiar with the protocol means". Can you make that clearer? thx

have you ever been to www.mcxnow.com?

Nope, why, what is it?

[AmericanBit]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

I'm a very experienced C++ programmer, used to write computer games in it, but not sure what "familiar with the protocol means". Can you make that clearer? thx

have you ever been to www.mcxnow.com?

Nope, why, what is it?

Its an exchange built in C++. I was wondering if you knew how much something like the back end would cost. No exchange or anything. Just the ability for members to sign up and deposit different coins in their account.

[empoweoqwj]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

I'm a very experienced C++ programmer, used to write computer games in it, but not sure what "familiar with the protocol means". Can you make that clearer? thx

have you ever been to www.mcxnow.com?

Nope, why, what is it?

Its an exchange built in C++. I was wondering if you knew how much something like the back end would cost. No exchange or anything. Just the ability for members to sign up and deposit different coins in their account.

I can't answer questions like that. Programmers work on design / specs, decide how many hours they think it would take to implement the design, and then multiply that by the hourly rate. Without knowing what is in their back end, its impossible to say. If anyone is serious about employing a real programmer, they stick a proper spec document in front of them .... that is always how it should start.

[maxtoshi]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

I'm a very experienced C++ programmer, used to write computer games in it, but not sure what "familiar with the protocol means". Can you make that clearer? thx

Familiar with Bitcoin on a protocol level, means you know and fully understand how Bitcoin WORKS, it's one thing to be able to drive a Mustang, it's a whole other thing to be able to take it apart and put it back together behind your back with your eyes closed.

I am a PHP/C# programmer myself, I lack the C++ skills to be serious about starting a new altcoin, I could easily change the port, number of coins, block reward and compile it to get the next crapcoin but that's not what we're about.

[empoweoqwj]

For work on a new cryptocurrency, must be very experienced with C++ and familiar with the protocol. Paid in BTC. PM Skype nickname.

I'm a very experienced C++ programmer, used to write computer games in it, but not sure what "familiar with the protocol means". Can you make that clearer? thx

Familiar with Bitcoin on a protocol level, means you know and fully understand how Bitcoin WORKS, it's one thing to be able to drive a Mustang, it's a whole other thing to be able to take it apart and put it back together behind your back with your eyes closed.

I am a PHP/C# programmer myself, I lack the C++ skills to be serious about starting a new altcoin, I could easily change the port, number of coins, block reward and compile it to get the next crapcoin but that's not what we're about.

OK, gotcha, "familiar with the protocol" means "fully understand how bitcoin works". I'll have to pass then. I've never programmed a bitcoin-based site, let alone do it with my eyes closed

[maxtoshi]

I am still looking for programmers, I am looking for experts, visionaries who are on the level with Satoshi.

I have everything planned out, I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++.

[empoweoqwj]

I am still looking for programmers, I am looking for experts, visionaries who are on the level with Satoshi.

I have everything planned out, I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++.

Setting the bar very high there "visionaries who are on the level with Satoshi" - are you looking for a coder or a visionary???

[maxtoshi]

I am still looking for programmers, I am looking for experts, visionaries who are on the level with Satoshi.

I have everything planned out, I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++.

Setting the bar very high there "visionaries who are on the level with Satoshi" - are you looking for a coder or a visionary???

I am not looking any longer.

The second line would answer your question, once you acquire the idea you get the itch, you are consumed by the idea and cannot let it go until it is fully formed and functional in your head, I would find myself thinking through pseudocode and different ways of implementing my concepts in 3AM in the morning and wake up after dreaming about code.

I needed someone who can estimate the potential behind the idea and show similar hunger.

[empoweoqwj]

First it was:

"I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++"

then it turns to:

"I needed someone who can estimate the potential behind the idea and show similar hunger."

Its good you aren't looking at the moment. Sort out the job description first

[maxtoshi]

First it was:

"I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++"

then it turns to:

"I needed someone who can estimate the potential behind the idea and show similar hunger."

Its good you aren't looking at the moment. Sort out the job description first

I fail to see how my statements conflict with each other, writing C++ is a very tiring difficult task, the individual needs to be very motivated in order to be able to push though it.

[Doggleboon]

Well, I'm what you would call an expert C++ programmer, but I'm not familiar with the Bitcoin protocols at low levels.  However, a well-documented protocol can be coded correctly by any competent programmer. 

That being said, it's not clear to me what you're looking for.

[empoweoqwj]

First it was:

"I am simply looking for someone that could translate pseudocode to C++"

then it turns to:

"I needed someone who can estimate the potential behind the idea and show similar hunger."

Its good you aren't looking at the moment. Sort out the job description first

I fail to see how my statements conflict with each other, writing C++ is a very tiring difficult task, the individual needs to be very motivated in order to be able to push though it.

Translating pseudocode to C++ is not a particularly tiring difficult task .... if you've done the pseudocode, you've done the hard part to be honest. The hard part is having the idea, and developing it sufficiently to a stage where you can pseudocode it. That's called having a spec, something extremely rare on these forums