Quote from: leithaus on September 28, 2015, 11:15:54 PM

Quote from: fartbags on September 28, 2015, 08:21:04 PM

Quote from: skunk on September 28, 2015, 07:59:03 PM

Quote from: fartbags on September 28, 2015, 07:38:39 PM

I could never recommend selling Ethereum if you own it because it has such big potential but I'm definitely looking for the next big project that can deliver on expectations. Synereo looks like the next big thing as of right now but after researching them more they are big supporters of NATO (No Action Talk Only).

even worse, synereo is a israel company.

Decentralization has no borders or companies

That's an interesting characterization. We have released several updates to the code and made the Synereo node available for anyone to use as an AMZN AMI. A Docker container for the Synereo stack will be available soon. Additionally, we have created and checked in an updated version of the UI and gotten feedback on that. Beyond that we've helped LivelyGig get their stack together, which is coming along nicely, and relies on the Synereo stack. This will, in turn, provide the basis for the next version of the Synereo UI as we move away from Haxe and begin to use scala.js + react on the front end much more aggressively. Additionally, we have been working intensively to help Ethereum get Casper (their proof-of-stack protocol) to a point where it runs and people can play with it. You can follow all our checkins on all of these efforts on github. Beyond that we have held weekly community hangouts to communicate the results of each week's work and have conducted dozens of due diligence engagements with angels and vc's. That's an amazing 6 months of "no action". ;-)

Here is a third party evaluation of what you have done:

- You set up your own stack on AMZN.
- UI is garbage
- Helped a friend use your stack
- Planning to switch programming languages (because UI is garbage)
- Working for Ethereum
- Meeting up once a week to talk