RIP - One of the first Bitcoin code reviewers dies

[NeuroticFish]

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I’d say that the thread should probably be an informative thread that hangs from the main menu (say something like "History" between "Member" and "More") to give it visibility. The thing is, any thread made by an account, that is not at least pinned, would soon disappear into the depths.

Why not ask for a subforum for this, sort of "Obituaries" (maybe with some restrictive rules for creating threads there)?
The forum is 12 years old. We don't get younger and relevant people - from the forum or from the Bitcoin community - will die now and then, unfortunately.


RIP Dan Kaminski ...

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[Ucy]

I guess he was referring to Satoshi in the quote (kaminski's quote) below:

The formatting of the code was just insane. Only the most paranoid and painstaking programmer on the planet could avoid mistakes. I've never seen anything like it. He is a world class programmer with deep knowledge of C ++. He understands economics, cryptography and peer-to-peer networks. Either it's a whole team or this guy is a genius.

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Sometimes I think you could achieve similar results if  you're wise and responsible enough, and you're building to escape a serious global threat you understand really well. He may have also seen it as serious crisis that even the world governments may not be able to survive. I remember it was abit like the feelings during the financial crisis back then.
Sorry for the loss.

[bitterguy28]

RIP Legend and Mentor.

See you in the other side, you just Go first but everyone will Soon to follow including me.

May my condolences bring you comfort and may my prayers ease the pain of this loss..

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[Yavaj]

Rest in peace, sir. He was a spectacular hacker; good programmer, wonderful skills.
I read about his bitcoin hacking attempts; sadly it didn't work for him, but you gotta' give him that respect.