Look at some of the advice and opinion you have received on this:
It's an Open Source project. Go ahead and make it better!
If you're not going to make it better, then it is YOUR FAULT that the quality is so bad.
If you are really a coder, you would get the thing about "Standing on the shoulders of giants". If your work ethic was anywhere near that of the people who have made bitcoin code, network and social phenomena possible, we would be getting valid suggestions and feedback. Maybe some real work too.
But instead you take it upon yourself to become the hypothetical CEO of a hypothetical Bitcoin LLC, completely ignoring the whole decentralization criterion. This is the best you could come up with:
I don;t know, I haven't been involved. But on the other hand, do you think ASIC friendly is a good thing (mining centralized)?
If I were a CEO of a Bitcoin LLC or Bitcoin Inc., I will do definitely strip out SHA-256 and plug-in GPU friendly algo. Not only that I will start it in a blink of an eye and possibly re-architect so any algorithm can be a "plug-n-play"-ed.
You Sir, are a lot of hot air and no substance. And from post history, it seems you have been that way for a lot of years. What a waste of time and potential!!
It's an Open Source project. Go ahead and make it better!
If you're not going to make it better, then it is YOUR FAULT that the quality is so bad.
Throwing completely substancesless insults at quality work in order to fool people who couldn't tell for themselves into thinking that you're brilliant seems to be a favorite pastime for folks who feel insecure about their lack of competence adequate enough to accomplish anything themselves.
If you are really a coder, you would get the thing about "Standing on the shoulders of giants". If your work ethic was anywhere near that of the people who have made bitcoin code, network and social phenomena possible, we would be getting valid suggestions and feedback. Maybe some real work too.
But instead you take it upon yourself to become the hypothetical CEO of a hypothetical Bitcoin LLC, completely ignoring the whole decentralization criterion. This is the best you could come up with:
I don;t know, I haven't been involved. But on the other hand, do you think ASIC friendly is a good thing (mining centralized)?
If I were a CEO of a Bitcoin LLC or Bitcoin Inc., I will do definitely strip out SHA-256 and plug-in GPU friendly algo. Not only that I will start it in a blink of an eye and possibly re-architect so any algorithm can be a "plug-n-play"-ed.
- "I don't know"
- "I haven't been involved"
- "But Yo, I could totally be THE CEO"...LOL
You Sir, are a lot of hot air and no substance. And from post history, it seems you have been that way for a lot of years. What a waste of time and potential!!
so saying that, u must be a better than me, perhaps must be a one of those giant lololol
, when critisizing me, u completely forgot about how big of an loser u re urself, game of critisism is ths tough dude, at least i my critisizm did not directed to you but you ended up being critisizing me for nothing, for that i can only say one thing in reply, fok yo and get the fok out of hyoooo...