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hahaha does nothing. fucking retard

What is the point to shill it here.
Majority of /biz/tard don't deserve to earn money.

>>9052689
Does nothing? Are you retarded? ADHD?

>>9052689
>renders blender already
wat do u mean op

Good fuckwits. I need 10k before v2

>>9052705
>>9052716
Oh ok. Pumps and dumps

>>9052689
What does it do. Is it excel on a blockchain or what lul

>>9052766
it pumped and dumped alright :(

>>9052766
so then sell the pumps faggot

>>9052689
Were you expecting a x100 ?
You must be retarded.
If the market stay like this during th enext months and btc rech 10k Iexec will be 3.50 at max in June.

>>9052766
So if every upwards movement is a pump and every downwards movement a dump....

When the fuck isnt every coin pumping or dumping?

>>9052689
Be ready for the V2 dump.
Yes I wrote "dump".

priced in

>>9052689
Everyone with half a brain has invested in Golem that has an infinetly more refined technology and is already live with its beta product on the mainnet.

Golem can be installed on virtually any modern PC in the world; iExec needs a fully configured node.

Golem is orders of magnitude better than iExec.

>>9053857
>only runs blender
>they have 0 requesters currently and 900 workets
>only works on win10 and mac

I hope your kidding. Blender use vs actual compute power.

>>9054143
Brass Beta is just a testbed. And it is working. I have installed it on 3 PCs with a few clicks and zero problems.
There are no taks because Golem has made zero marketing communication up to now.

Again the difference with Iexec is in the orders of magnitude domain. Millions of devices for Golem, versus a few thousands for Iexec.

It is no big deal to distribute computation on nodes configured with all the specs you give. This Iexec model anyway that is doomed to remain in a very limited in scale.

The exact opposite is true for Golem. More and more software will be added in due time, and the full support for GPUs is probably only weeks away.

Moreover we are not far away from the official 1.0 version of Brass.

Golem and IExec are not even in the same league.

Oh, and btw, Vitalik himself supports Golem.
RIP IExec.

>>9054255
>group of poolish students
vs
>8 phds from France and China with 10 years of experience
Yeah, not the same league

>>9054413
Yes, and Vitalik is only a 'russian-canadian' student, I suppose.

I know PHDs that would deserve to be on food stamps for that matter.

IExec is not garbage of course, it is simply a tiny service structurally doomed to stay small.

Golem has the potential for an exponential growth with millions or tens of millions of devices connected.

>>9052689

>>9052689
LINK literally killed iExec. >>9054128

TOP KEK

>>9054513
I don't care what vitalik supports, he is not part of golem

>>9054513
>Doomed to stay small
Any pc will be able to contribute computing power after v2

>>9054714
Yes but the leading people in Team Golem were part of Team Vitalik (they participated into the creation of Ethereum). You cannot get a better reference than that in crypto.

>>9054828
How about you back your claim about ixec staying small when both ixec and rlc will have conputing poola from public providers

>>9054679
>iexec already has oracles and link doesn't
reminder to kill yourself

>>9054900
From the IExec White paper about v2: "In this version we build the Market Network, firstly addressing the Application providers and Server providers." Where have you read that you will be able to install it on any PC ? " the focus will be on establishing partnerships with infrastructure providers, such as smaller
Cloud providers, individuals and miners interested in renting their server farms, mining rigs or home servers.". Home servers-->nodes with an IExec configuration following IExec specs.

Nowhere near a generalized service like Golem

>>9054679
>LINK literally killed iExec. >>9054128 →
>TOP KEK


LOL stfu you scrub. i.exec already has developed their own functioning oracle between the Ethereum blockchain and XtremWeb-HEP. i.exec will also have full support for Intel SGX enclave in May 2019.

Enjoy your 4chan memecoin with no roadmap while i.exec leaves you in the dust.
XtremWeb-HEP is a mature, solid, and open-source Desktop Grid software that allows to use any kind of computing resources for executing compute-intensive or data-intensive applications. The architecture of XtremWeb-HEP is three roles: clients, which submit tasks and data, the dispatcher, which schedules the tasks to the computing resources, and workers, which executes the tasks and send the results back to the clients. Because of its simplicity, this approach has proven to be extremely scalable, reliable and secure.

I repeat, i.exec already has a functioning oracle between eth & xtremWeb-HEP.

p.s. i.exec already supports blender: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epIrtETCnp0

p.s i.exec already supports docker applications

As for golem (LOL), see pic.

>>9055125
September/October is the rough date for public access to the market

New dev letter by BASED Gilles
>iExec introduces a new paradigm in cloud computing: it will allow the trading of computing resources as commodities; in the same way we may observe with resources such as oil, gold or rice
>https://medium.com/iex-ec/iexec-dev-letter-18-v2-the-dragon-in-the-clouds-april-23-2018-61cd6a6512c9

>>9055125
Here:
https://medium.com/iex-ec/iexec-dev-letter-18-v2-the-dragon-in-the-clouds-april-23-2018-61cd6a6512c9

>>9055426
According to this article the 'worker' profile for IExec is similar to a miner profile. It is not going to be a mass market.
Golem is installed as an app on virtually any PC. There are orders of magnitude more people ready to install an app on a PC than people ready to run a mining software on an home server.

>>9055163
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Golem has already released a 'basic working prototype'. Actually it has released the beta version of Brass on its mainnet. In 1-2 months the 1.0 version is going to be launched. You can theoretically already earn GNTs anyway, simply installing Brass beta on your PC.

>>9055861
What non sense are you jabbering here?
Giles just draws a parralel between crypto miner and a person who will be contributi g his computing recources. You seem pretty delusional

>>9055861
Your not even making sense. Golems nodes operate in the same fashion as iexec nodes

>>9055961
He draws a parallel because it is the same thing. Home servers-->nodes with an IExec configuration following IExec specs. Not different from any mining software.

Why do you want to read in the IExex white paper more than what they clearly state ? They are focused on established server farms, mining rigs and, lastly, 'home servers'. Home servers are not 'any PCs'.

Golem is a generalized app that you can install anywhere.

>>9056187

Golem is years away from being able to provide anywhere near the computing power RLC will be able to provide next month. If you look at RLCs roadmap you'd see they'll eventually add support for individual computers to provide their computing resources, but it's not a priority because linking millions of PCs to run complex Dapps is a meme

>>9056187
You realize any home pc can be a server but not all servers are home pc's.

I literally can today make a laptop with shit tier performance a server

>>9056910
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holy shit you are retarded. please don't do an IT degree, you can't compete.