Re: [neㄘcash, ᨇcash, net⚷eys, or viᖚes?] Name AnonyMint's vapor coin?
You're a talker.
And a doer. But I use more precision in my doing. I can accomplish with 10,000 LOC (which is roughly what I am approaching now) what Evan couldn't with 1 million LOC.
Evan can dig canals with spoons and I will wait until the backhoe is available.
I haven't studied to see how many LOC of code he wrote. Didn't he start from Bitcoin code base? My code base is original (except where clearly noted in the source code). I've never even looked at the Bitcoin code.
He's a doer.
Doer of what?
Feature | Dash | Monero | ShadowCoin | AnonyMint's "VaporCoin" | BitShares DPOS |
| Anonymity | Spyware | Unprovable | Unprovable | No | Incomplete |
| Mass-scale txns | Broken, Unfixable | No | No | Yes | 100+ TX/sec |
| Instant txns | Broken, Unfixable | No | No | Yes | No |
| Network & security model | Fixed cost Vulnerable[1] Proof-of-Stake | Unbounded cost Satoshi proof-of-work | Unbounded cost Satoshi proof-of-work | Unbounded cost Perfected proof-of-work | Fixed cost Vulnerable[1] Proof-of-Stake |
Correct, see the following conversation:
This comparison is pretty much meaningless imo but in case you want to continue it's better to compare similar branches. For Dash corresponding Bitcoin branch is 0.10, not master.
So difference is somewhere around 2100 commits currently
So difference is somewhere around 2100 commits currently
Thank you for the correction. That seems an impressive number, and indeed somewhat an indication of a lot of development work being done that is independent of Bitcoin. If you look back in the actual commits there were indeed many commits for clean ups, tweaks, etc., especially during the summer (around the time of the version 12 release), so the 2000 number seems to pass a quick reality check.
Are you no longer merging new Bitcoin commits, or is it planned to freeze for a while and then catch up at some point?
In case the corresponding Bitcoin branch is 0.10, this probably gives the best and most fair comparison:
Also: "Showing 300 changed files with 5,718 additions and 3,542 deletions."