/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57598500
so early its like wanting to make a pizza but you need to grow the wheat to make the dough and also raise the chickens for the eggs for said dough, and raise the cow from birth to eventually produce the milk needed for the cheese while at the same time growing the tomatoes for the sauce. it will pay off; we will get our pizza

>>56429915
STINKY

>>56303916
bullish

>>54978706
his last coin challenge was nearly 2 months to the day before staking went live. CCIP goes live in production 7/15, testnet starts 6/6

>>53875842
let the games begin boys. eth denver wednesday. major happenings surely to occur worldwide

>>52634304
good luck in your role of director of marketing for linkpool

>>51683525
here we go boys

>>51095555
CHECKED

>>49717446
based and thats how i see it happening too

Heard through the grapevine that the reason service agreements got abandoned is because Thomas kept harassing Dimitri, calling him a 'dumb ass coon', making monkey noises during the Zoom conference calls whenever it was Dimitri's turn to talk and deleting his code in the private repo at every occasion. Dimitri for the most part didn't even care about Thomas' recurring racist remarks until one day he insulted his mom and Dimitri just blew a gasket and flew off the handle, he punched Thomas in the face so hard he broke his glasses. Thomas was so disturbed by this display of violence, he went straight to Sergey's office, asking for his dismissal and for the corporate insurance policy to cover his optic expenses. Sergey said he 'forgot' to file the paper work with the insurance and yawned very loudly, telling Thomas to 'go bother Adelyn instead'. Needless to say, Thomas had to pay for new glasses out of his own pocket, which further aggravated his views on porch monkeys so he started plotting a new scheme. He stole the last big mac in the company fridge and planted a note saying 'I ate it sorry - Dimitri' which prompted Sergey to fire Dimitri with thunderous fury. It was unethical to lie like this but Thomas finally got what he wanted. Adelyn experienced great sorrow after this sudden loss, realizing she couldn't demonstrate to her silicon valley friends how diverse and vibrant their team was anymore. Hence the recently launched grants program, estimated to cost between 500k and 1 million LINK tokens, with the aim to teach Solidity to hundreds of inner city youths. Basically the service agreements will never be finished...

>>20301444
checked. So today, for the first time, my little toddler finally counted to ten. Everyone was celebrating, saying how proud they are in my kid, and then Sergey Nazarov kicks open the door. "Oh you think it's impressive that they can count to ten? I can count to three hundred fifty million." and then proceeded, in my living room for the next two weeks, to count to three hundred fifty million. He then said "yep, another libtard destroyed" and then curbstomped my kid.

>>19090114
oh ya? well I have a PhD in crypto economics and mathematics. Crypto incentives in Chainlink are a legitimate concern. I saw Ari Juels speak at a conference recently where he mentioned tokens and asked him about the token economics of a node staking system like the Chainlink network is planning to use. The problem is that node operator incentives are fuzzy at best and not even figured out fully by the team (see the gitter for Steve stuttering about this). When I brought it up to Ari Juels, I told him that in the way the network is expected to be used, the fees payable to node operators would actually decline as requests become more ubiquitous because as the network grows it becomes cheaper to use. This makes sense if you took a few advanced cryptoeconomics courses. Ari admitted that it was a great question but that they were "actively pursuing research in that area." I sold my LINK immediately after that and saw a significant dump on the binance charts. It's pretty clear these guys are pulling you along making you think they're doing something revolutionary when the incentives aren't even fully determined yet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKbVk3jdjCM
>8:45
>homomorphic encryption

>ASSBLASTER FIRST POST - 11/08/17

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>ASSBLASTER 2 - 12/06/17

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>ASSBLASTER 3 - 12/10/17

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>ASSBLASTER 4 - 12/13/17

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>ASSBLASTER 5 - 01/06/18

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>>13287876

>>10296777

Accenture also recently aquired http://kogentix.com/product/
check their partners, they seem to be working with Microsofts Azure plattform.
also the product sounds like it has a use case for smart contracts.

https://newsroom.accenture.com/news/accenture-acquires-kogentix-to-help-clients-run-legacy-analytics-applications-on-open-source-technologies-to-get-ahead-of-data-surge.htm

This is /biz, we buy high and sell low here. You did the right thing Marine

>start reading biz in october
>woah ARK looks really cool and the staking income is amazing, plus they have a huge clear road map and are sticking to it
>but wait it's just a shitcoin with no function other than being the 2nd BTC, damn
>oh look LINK. what's this?
>currently all in LINK with almost 14k
I just want it to blast off already bizbros

>>7959913

Oh hi there.

Don't see a link post.

Thought I should change that.