Re: [UNOFFICIAL] [VNL] Vanillacoin 0.4.1 UPD | Instant ▱ Incentivized ▱ Innovative
I don't know what happens, maybe is the asperger, or all of this genius out there have that kind of attitude... but look at linus torvalds... look at steve jobs... etc... all of them are genius doing what they love/know... but people talk shit about them...
All is very curious
This paper is the starting of dark++ and vanilla becoming anonymous
https://github.com/john-connor/papers/blob/master/chainblender.pdf
Hey I understand your frustration but when I first saw the advertisement and sent the CV I even didn't know it was about a coin development. To be honest, I wouldn't have sent it if I knew it was about a coin The job offering does not say anything about the nature of the project, unfortunately.
Ok that explains it pretty well.
As for the personality and egomania, I have a pretty bad personality myself too and that's why I wouldn't discard John Connor just because of his personality
Good programmers such as myself often come with a cocky attitude, so ironically, in this situation John Connor's personality actually made it more plausible for his code to be good
I read that Vanillacoin aims to become anonymous. Is there any technical information available how it attempts to achieve anonymous transactions? So far all the coins that claim to be anonymous have actually a flawed anonymity which I wouldn't even call anonymity.
All is very curious
This paper is the starting of dark++ and vanilla becoming anonymous
https://github.com/john-connor/papers/blob/master/chainblender.pdf
The guy sends his CV in to work on the coin and yet doesn't know fuk- all about it. Yeh...
Hey I understand your frustration but when I first saw the advertisement and sent the CV I even didn't know it was about a coin development. To be honest, I wouldn't have sent it if I knew it was about a coin
The job offering does not say anything about the nature of the project, unfortunately....
Yes, john-connor's personality puts some people off. You just have to invest in the code.
Yes, john-connor's personality puts some people off. You just have to invest in the code.
Ok that explains it pretty well.
As for the personality and egomania, I have a pretty bad personality myself too and that's why I wouldn't discard John Connor just because of his personality
Good programmers such as myself often come with a cocky attitude, so ironically, in this situation John Connor's personality actually made it more plausible for his code to be good
I read that Vanillacoin aims to become anonymous. Is there any technical information available how it attempts to achieve anonymous transactions? So far all the coins that claim to be anonymous have actually a flawed anonymity which I wouldn't even call anonymity.