Re: Do you think "iamnotback" really has the" Bitcoin killer"?
I guess we are going to need to move our discussion off of BCT since the mod apparently can't comprehend the importance of the following post which he deleted without my permission!
The mod can't seem to understand that by highlighting the parts I wanted to emphasize, I can make my reply more concise. Programmers understand that I am communicating a lot of information with the +1 and the yellow highlighting.
The mod needs to stop deleting that which he doesn't understand.
Perhaps it is because of that @mindtrust user upthread who complained that my posts are walls of text and too many posts. Well then don't read the damn thread, since the thread was starting to talk about my project dufus. And I have a lot to say because of that fact.
The mod can't seem to understand that by highlighting the parts I wanted to emphasize, I can make my reply more concise. Programmers understand that I am communicating a lot of information with the +1 and the yellow highlighting.
The mod needs to stop deleting that which he doesn't understand.
Perhaps it is because of that @mindtrust user upthread who complained that my posts are walls of text and too many posts. Well then don't read the damn thread, since the thread was starting to talk about my project dufus. And I have a lot to say because of that fact.
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The good thing about bitcoin client is it's very well tested , mature etc, but still not that easy to quickly add new feature or encapsulate into a bigger application.
And im perfectly in tune with iamnotback on the need of programming paradigm switch, and im already on this for 2/3 years
So going back into multithread boost c++ like bitcore with the super high coupling everywhere, with all hard coded config, I would rather not
And im perfectly in tune with iamnotback on the need of programming paradigm switch, and im already on this for 2/3 years
So going back into multithread boost c++ like bitcore with the super high coupling everywhere, with all hard coded config, I would rather not
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