/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17268791
N

>>17268804
>jAOSN
Parser's here, shit

>>17268791
F

He did a lot of the groundwork alongside Steve.

No he was fired. Team is all white now.

>>17268791
Good find, makes you wonder. Was he fired? Why would he quit if Chainlink is so promising? Is Sergey a slave driver?

>>17268830
He got an offer from Instagram bro. He probably wants to be CTO of a big company one day.

>>17268818

>>17268818
based

>>17268791
the token price is not dependent on some literal who engineer

>>17268830
Well if I had to guess it was because he got a job offer from fucking Instagram but who knows

>>17268818
is it nigger free now?

imagine leaving the company pioneering the 4th industrial revolution that will be mentioned in history books along side the the wheel, gutenburg press, steam engines and the internet for a FUCKING PHOTO APP FULL OF EWHORES

>>17268853
>>17268898
Worst decision of his life

>>17268791
>implying anyone gives a fuck about Dimitri
Ari Juels is probably the smartest man alive(not even memeing). As long as he is on board, i am all in.

>>17268818
Chainlink is a kike scam you scammer

>>17268930
lol possibly, but hard to blame him if they're offering him big money now vs. potential big money in the future with Chainlink

>>17268930
>lay the groundwork for the 4th industrial revolution
>gain notoriety in the right circles
>get paid mad amounts of LINK
>get headhunted by Instagram with mad offer of lodsemone
>work at instagram cultivating connections
>keep buying LINK with your ludicrous salary from facilitating e-thottery
>there are probably even some interesting problems to solve there
Probably not a bad decision actually.

>>17268930
This is the strongest FUD out there to me--- the idea that you fucking bagholders are SOOOO confident in LINK that you think you have some insights about it than the guy who literally fucking built it.

Most modern linkholders are so fucking stupid they unironically think like this.

>>17268965
>>keep buying LINK
rofl none of these people who were given printed erc20 tokens are buying this shit at these prices

>>17268921
>Dimitri
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=25&v=493pL_Vbtnc&feature=emb_title

>>17268971
I like how you call us "linkholders" like it's a slur and also "bagholders" even though we're all massively up on our investment.

You don't have to be mad, man. Also you had 3 years.

Exit scam on the way

>>17268930
Dude probably has tens of millions of LINK. I think he'll be ok.

>>17268971
>bagholders

up 2500% btw

>>17268791
goodbye

>>17269002
I actually really liked the LINK community in 2018. But now it's just another low IQ shitcoin.

Now care to address what I actually said? Doesn't it worry you that bagholders think they have more insights to the future of Chainlink than the fucking lead engineer of chainlink?

>>17268971
Just so you know:
On Reddit bagholder is an insult
But not on /biz/

>>17268853
>>17268898
No way is he getting equity at Instagram. I'm sure he was awarded at least partially in LINK, which if they're actually going to be worth even $10 would be a far better financial decision. He could easily retire at that point I'm sure, but he's choosing to go wagecuck? Doesn't really check out.

Software Engineer isn't even a mid level job, it's a low level job at Instagram, paying ~$150k/year.

>>17268965
>Software Engineer
as I posted above, nobody headhunted this guy and he certainly didn't get a very good offer. Entry level gig.

>>17268791
Can one of you Reddit fags go to Reddit and demand to know what happened? I have to know but I refuse to go there.

>>17268791
I heard Sergey raped him in the break room after a holiday party in December. He just never went back again.

>>17269126
ask in telegram or discord

>>17268911
yes but the token is not needed.

lets see how deep the rabbit hole goes

Facebook engineer here, I pulled up Dimitris internal profile and its legit, he's in the Instagram Search team.

A few things very wrong with this thread
>>17269082
Youre so fucking wrong its painful. Every engineer at Facebook/instagram gets equity. I personally got $150k vesting over 4 years as a college grad and I get stock refreshers every year. Going by his experience, he's probably IC5 at Instagram. IC5's make bank, about ~$370k a year in total compensation. Its possible he's even higher than IC5 desu.
Here are some data points if you don't believe me: https://www.levels.fyi/ (just click E5 under the Facebook column adn view the data points).

My guess is that he got paid a ton of LINK while we worked at smartcontract, and was offered an extremely lucrative and liquid offer at insta, so he accepted the cash (plus the amazing 401k match, health care, benefits, free good food and other things we get here for free) and just held onto his link.

>>17269098
You obviously have no idea what youre talking about, Fb and insta have a flat engineering structure, he could be an IC7 and his title would still just be "Software Engineer". I have the same title as a new grad and so do tech leads in the company

>>17268791
Ok so you finally found out. I guess I can spill the beans now. Chainlink will be bought out by Oracle, they're bringing in their own technical staff. Link is going to be triple digit before end of month. Do with this information what you will.

>>17269082
>>17269098
do any of you work at a faang? everyone is a "software engineer" whether getting 150k or 600k.
t. shitposting from FB office

>>17269211
are you dmitri?

>>17269217
why the fuc are you at work, its Saturday
t. fb engineer

>>17269211
none of that sounds like a reason to leave, why did you leave?

>>17269188
>>17269217
wagey wagey back to your cagey

>>17269060
Every project or whatever is going to have guys like him who are overexcited/etc and think it's some revolutionary thing that's going to be worth a billion dollars

Even if it is it probably doesn't matter to that engineer guy because it's not like he was partnered directly with Sergey, he was probably just a wagie

>>17269188
Hey girl

>>17269211
Fake. Sergey and team wouldn't "sell" there project to Oracle. This is the dumbest shit I've ever heard. You think Ari would approve? Get real

>>17269188
Dude stfu, imagine making a reply this long that says nothing of value. I can tell you're an E4 by the desperation in your post.

t. E6

>>17269240
>>17269253
it's a larp, i thought it was obvious...

>>17269296
you're boring for not continuing it

>>17269243
working on personal project stuff; eating microkitchen snax

>>17269292
yeah actually I am an e4 lol
whats your tc

All of you thinking is fud is retarded.
Dimitri is so much smarter than all of you.
He went to Instagram because as a part of Facebook it is a huge company that will probably never fail.
Why is this important?
COBRA insurance. You can use your old employer's health insurance for 18 months, and in NY state it can be extended to 36 months. However one big caveat is that if your company stops offering health insurance at any point, your COBRA insurance stops.
Facebook/Instagram's benefits are obviously among the best in the world, so it makes sense to make your last job before quitting one that will have good health insurance for the next 3 years.
Facebook/Instagram simply offers better health insurance.
...On second thought, this is bearish as fuck.

>>17269277
ur saying hi to the wrong girl ;)

>>17269345
uhh working on a personal project with company wifi/equipment? Pretty sure fb owns your shit if you do that

>>17269211
obvious larp

>>17269357
ok schizo

>>17269366
reading/analyzing whitepapers for investment purposes ... not coding ... also making sure some data pipelines are running smoothly so i don't get fucked on tuesday (inb4 wagey)

>>17269188
what kind of school do you need to attend to get hired to do one of these jobs? is it HYPSM only, or is a USC/UMICH/Vanderbilt-tier school good enough?

>>17269358
Tell me more

>>17269395
those other schools are good enough, honestly your school really doesn't matter that much, just make sure you get internships before graduating.

I have like 5 coworkers on my team alone from umich/maryland
>>17269393
yikes, I havent gone into the office on a weekend in like a year

>>17269395
school is almost entirely irrelevant in terms of "name", solid computer science education is definitely relevant

fastest route to getting in: get a referral and master leetcode

>>17268921
this genuinely made me laugh, you've got a point

By the way he was the #2 contributor to the chainlink repo. So this is pretty objectively disastrous for the team.
Too bad you racist pieces of shit fudded the fuck out of this on reddit, otherwise there would be plenty of competent engineers on the team to pick up the work he left.

>>17269444
Reddit it cancer and so are you.

>>17269409
šta želiš da znaš?

>>17269463
Bagholder cope. Everything I said in >>17269444
is true, and I got trips, so go fuck yourself for ruining your own investment with your hive mind sub room temperature IQ

maybe he finished chainlink

>>17269492
>software
>finished
more cope from someone who has literally never worked in tech

>>17268853
lmao the fucking cope in this post. Why would he give up a literal master of the universe w/ Chainlink over a shitty engineering gig at Instagram? Maybe it's because Chainlink isn't what you think it is?

>>17269444
OH NONNONOONONONONOHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAAHAHHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHA
WHERE IS YOUR DEVELOPMENT NOW LINKIES

>>17269483
>bagholder cope
Really have to cope with my 2500% gains. I'll refer you to these excellent posts:

>>17269002
>>17266936

>>17269540
Go ahead, actually try to refute something I said in >>17269444
Bet you can't, can you?

>>17269540
You gains are going to zero, dude. He did almost as much work as Steve.

Not selling anyways

>>17269552
I just did. I'll reiterate the most important point: fuck reddit.

>>17269505
if mixicles, t sigs, deco, and town crier are in audit then chainlink is actually kind of done (especially with an integration like arbitrum), then what's left to do is far less glamorous, maybe he thinks the remaining software maintenance required would be very dull and unfulfilling

>>17269564
Ok, so you admit that I'm right then. Thanks for letting me win that one, now go jerk off to anime while you watch the chart bleed.

>>17269559
and neither is dimtri lmao.

>>17269589

>>17269211
>oh no, a good thread!
>I must call the diarrhoea squad to ruin it

>>17269211
>Chainlink will be bought out by Oracle
Rajaesh any self respecting and most importantly not in a 3rd world country living white individual would use the term acquired but nonetheless nice try tough

Not gonna lie this is very concerning

>>17269505
it was a joke, brainlet

Not good but him going to IG is bullish

>>17268982
Yet it keeps rising and it will keep your faggot ass seething

>>17268971
>bagholders
I have a feeling you don’t know what that means

>>17269806
It's a pump and dump, look at the charts.

>>17269060
>bagholders
Nigger what is it that you don’t understand, there are NO bagholders, everybody is up. You should try being on this side for once in your life

>>17269060
I will address what you said. It is wrong and you are a dumb retard.

>>17269761
I'm not. I would be if it was Sergey obviously or Steve. Plus Dimtri more then likely is holding a fat stack of link.

>>17268791
wondering why old fags haven't posted this yet
there were always loop and tie crumbs linklets

2 year tenure is a normal amount of time in software development world

He probably got bored, most hyper competent people jump jobs until they find something that remains interesting, otherwise most projects get boring after 1 or 2 years.

>>17269838
Yeah I was all in on link in 2018, still got most of my stack. Pretty sure you fags weren't around back then when you could actually have a coherent discussion about this stuff without deluded brainlet faggots like >>17269839 opening their mouths because they were still all in on OMG at that point.

Really I hate that you newfags act like this, like you seriously, really, unironically have you finger more on the pulse of what's happening with Chainlink THAN STEVE'S RIGHT HAND MAN. How can you be this retarded? I can live with price delusions, but acting like Dimitri Roche just doesn't know how big of mistake he's making tells me everything about the state of link holders. in 2020.

>>17269877
what are you trying to say, he's still connected but more as an advisory role?

Hi All, Thanks for the kind words.
Dmitri here. I got fired by Sergey for not being white. Oh by the way he’s‘a a Jew, so is Ellis and Ari Jules. Last one should have been obvious though.
Sorry to ruin the party.
>.t Dmitri

What if he's actually working on calibra or Libra but has a fake position that he's working for IG.

I think you're all missing the obvious point - Instagram is going to use chainlink and they need an engineer that can do that

>>17270254
what part of IG is going to benefit from timestamping transactions on ethereum

>>17270265
any industry that utilizes freelancing in any extent would benefit from chainlink in my opinion.... and what are 'instragram models' if not freelancers.

>>17269578
possible but super unlikely that those features are "done". software is endless, there is always work to do, and no implementation is perfect, there will always be bugs to fix.
>maybe he thinks the remaining software maintenance required would be very dull and unfulfilling
>the fourth industrial revolution is dull and unfulfilling
>perfecting the social media cancer machine is exciting
let's not kid ourselves here, he left for a better paycheck.

>>17270304
writing adapters doesn't sound very interesting

>>17270331
you're arguing over semantics and avoiding the point I'm making, please try again.

>>17270352
im arguing that building core features from the ground up is more interesting than bugfixing, upgrading, and writing adapters

>>17270352
>>17270389
and that the context of those tasks doesn't matter to dimitri, probably because he has millions of LINK

>he thinks one dev matters
literally who cares about development just look at that chart. literal vapourwave made me the most money in 2017, as long as chainlink is semi functioning, it'll go to 3 digits, just based on the fact that it's the only alt that's not down -95% from ATH

Guess we know who cashed out.

>>17270389
whose to say he won't be bug fixing, upgrading, and writing code for a boring feature on instagram? Building core features from the ground up isn't a guarantee there, he'll work on whatever his manager tells him to.
>>17270400
>probably because he has millions of LINK
I think it's important to determine where he falls on the normie scale. Has this been established yet? Normies probably opt to get paid in 100% fiat instead.

Better question is who replaced him? Any more new hires to the team recently?

>>17270265
Eventually IG will allow companies to sell merchandise that is featured in photos, enabling a new sales model. Smart contracts will allow users to look at something they like, click one button, and have the product shipped to their door.

>>17270419
>literally who cares about development just look at that chart
is this bait? spoken like a true 2020 first time buyer. All biz had in 2017 was a late announcement from serg and after that a pivotal. the price was fucking abysmal.

>>17269466
Facebook girl confirmed

>>17269211
You have to be a spectacular newfag to think that Chainlink being sold to ANYONE would be bullish.
Chainlink is going to be bigger than Oracle. If anyone is buying anyone it's the other way around.

>>17270465
HenryNguyen5, felder-cl, and RyanRHall all started working after July.
https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink/graphs/contributors

>>17269211
your digits say one thing
but your shit larp says another

>>17270496
CHAINLINK WILL FUNCTION ON THE SAME SCALE AS TCP/IP PROTOCOLS.

>>17269002

lmao these sirgay fetish cucks

>>17269211

anyone, report to the FBI? This the kind of stuff that keeps this scam going.

>>17270454
Regarding on basedness versus normieness, he has a blogpost on what books he recommends reading at blog.dimroc.com
What do you anons think?

Good for him. Must be getting paid very nice on top of having a massive stack of LINK.

Maybe he's burnt out, Sergey is known as workaholic. He would have been carrying a lot on his shoulders being in there from so early. Now he's got a massive LINK stack and a nice a stable ans less stressful role.

>>17269444
Nobody cares about some disgusting slimes shit code.

>>17270697
yo nigga you are unironically a giant faggot and i would throw you in a locker, beat the shit out of you, and steal your lunch money irl

>>17268791
so glad i sold at 4.50

>>17270967
ok black dude, eat a banana and go chimp out somewhere else.
>>17270963
he was one of the earliest devs, what have you contributed to the project?

>>17269082
perhaps he was drunk anon and was fired cause the team found out

>>17270992
Go back to plebbit, you're not fooling anyone. Pathetic argumentive faggot.

>>17271008
You're giving me (You)'s, now tell me who's the fool?

>>17270697
seems pretty based--but not any more or less than any dev in the crypto space.

>>17271031
I thought the same. dev and entrepreneur focused, but nothing that really reveals much else.

>>17271031
on second thought, he could be a reddit tier norman.

>>17269217
I did (in the "G"). There is a ladder that basically starts at SWE III and ends around SWE VIII, and they technically have different titles.

May be different at FB tho.

>>17269366
They do either way. This is some next level scam and the reason why I quit.

>>17269188
So he is making absolute bank, a shitton more than Sergey paid him.
Software engineering for a startup like Chainlink is a stressful job, Instagram will give him incredible benefits and pay with 1/10 the pressure.

>>17269011
Ckecked

>>17270528
if chainlink got that big $1k would be a very low valuation for each coin

>>17271228
WEB 3.0

>>17271228
HOW NEW ARE YOU?

>"Everyone likes working with us"
-Sergey Nazarov, Feb. 15, 2020

OOF

>>17271053
I was about to post the same thing. That book list is pretty reddit-tier

>>17269188
Some early link employees were given 300k link.

>>17268791
If hr got poached by a large corporation like Instagram than that's a good sign not a bad sign.

He must have been good at his job.

kek, I said this months ago. I need to find the thread. Dimitri hated working for Sergey. Everything is hopium, and none of it will work. Garage boyz certainly wouldn't be the first to bring this kind of service to the world

His job was done at link it was time for me to move on

>>17271671
Not really, that just means he memorized the solutions to hundreds of leetcode problems

>>17271790
>His job was done at link it was time for me to move on
>His job was done at link
>it was time for me to move on
>His
>me

>>17271727
>Unironically

>>17271790
kek

>>17271790
How big is your stack

Retards don't realize Dmitri just went to butter people at Facebook and shill chainlink as an undercover agent. 1k eoy fuck all haters.

>>17271727
nice digits

its simple, chainlink mooned so he has no incentive to continue working there. he gets a cushy job at a big company with all the benefits that a startup wouldn't offer, all the while holding onto a big stack of link.

Dimitri wasnt working for Chainlink only, he had also side gig at Loop &, wasnt fully commited to one company. In general for developer positions typically companies dont like you working a second gig. They preffer you work only for them and just rest when you are not at work. Been there done that.
Now Dimitri is a smart guy and after staying a while with CL he asked for better contract. CL didnt give one as this would likely just happen again in a year or two. CL made good decision in best interest for the company.
Dimitri is a smart guy trying to sell his ass as good as he can and there is nothing wrong with that.
Been there, done that. That is how the dev jobs market works. It is a self regulated ecosysyem.
Been there done exactly that. Fair play by both parties. Foreign worker for Swiss based AG here

>>17269082
If this whole thing isn't completely full of shit, he's probably got millions of Link stashed away somewhere, just waiting for its breakthrough. Now he can have the best of both worlds. If Link never makes it, he's got a whole new promising career.

>>17271727