Quote from: georgehosterguy on September 02, 2014, 10:44:06 PM

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Quote from: rpietila on September 02, 2014, 04:52:16 PM

I was thinking if it is too early to tell that we are having a closer cooperation with David, who will be situated in my castle, but then I realized that he has already disclosed it in his CV, so it is definitely OK.

I was thinking if it is too modest of a resume, telling only about English and Office skills, but then I realized that I also don't have much more to put on my resume, which I don't even have, and neither does the critic, so it is definitely OK.

Risto with all due respect, you completely misunderstand my experience and why it matters.

Since 1983, I have been developing commercially successful client software. Each time I was the first to do something that spread around the world. I did WordUp in the mid-1980s which was one of the first WYSIWYG full featured word processors in the world. This predated Ventura Publisher (which had many more features) and followed MacWrite (which was less featured). I was right in there launching the desktop publishing revolution that changed the world. I wrote TurboJet which was the first printer driver that leverage the RLE encoding to make printing with laser printers for multiple fonts fast.

I have been in the trenches developing 100,000 to million lines of code client software wherein I was the sole developer or one of the key developers on a small team.

What you don't realize because you are not a programmer, is that there is a huge difference between the guys who do that fluffy stuff on his CV and the guys who've proven themselves in the trenches.

This is all cool man. But where is your coin so I can buy it? If the choice is Monero, Bitcoin or Cash what do I do? Go buy WordUp?

You're smart as hell and as puzzling as hell too.

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Also I am aware dga has a masters in computer science and he did the work on improving the PoW code. He seems fairly knowledgeable, but again I don't know if he has been in the trenches developing commercially successful client software. And in my case, successfully marketing these too.

Didn't dga just mine the **** out of Monero and then later help/invest with boolberry after he mined some of it?

Quote from: othe on September 01, 2014, 06:31:01 PM

Definately worth reading DGA´s reply, kudos for that dga.