Quote from: DeathAndTaxes on March 09, 2014, 07:04:21 PM

Quote from: ionux on March 08, 2014, 08:37:41 PM

The industry average is ~ 10 to 20 bugs per 1k LOC and it's probably fair to state that bitcoind has more lines of code than a small web-based exchange, like Poloniex... Roll Eyes

All of the finger pointing needs to stop and the community needs to help these exchanges get better.

This isn't a "bug", it is a fundamental flaw in how financial data should be processed. Mike was being truthful when he said it is "database 101". It wasn't that the site used transactions to ensure that withdraws were ACID compliant and there was bug on an edge case which resulted in them not being so. There was no transactions used at all. The proposed solution was more broken design (as opposed to just broken code) to check existing broken design.

The exchange WILL be robbed again. It is merely a matter of when not if.

What would you suggest? That's not snark, you seem to have your head on in a lot of areas. I'm not a programmer, so I got nothing to offer. But Poloniex is often the first exchange for a new coin, and they do have a good reputation overall. I was in fact about to register there when this came down. I can't risk it till this is resolved, but I would like to see it resolved.