/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9054128

>>9054160
yes it is, fag

>>9054160
https://www.reddit.com/r/Chainlink/comments/8e7c7w/offchain_computation/dxszzpr/

>>9054198
I don't even know where to start with this.

>>9054234
start by declaring sonm, iexec and golem dead

>>9054128
Holy shit, iExec and Golem shills on suicide watch.

>>9054160
>>9054234
can you explain? i'm all in on iExec and i don't know if what this shithead OP says is true

>>9054128
Mobi is far superior. whoever shilled it 4 days ago was a god. already a double up and i dropped that Link curse for good. enjoy your cult faggits, i'll be making gains instead

Are there any projects safe from LINK? I want to diversify abut and feel like I dodged a bullet here

>>9054128
jesus christ kys

Did you know...... that....... It's fucking over. Don't tell yourself otherwise. You are an actual brainlet if you don't understand the implications of VEN's announcement. Even if you ignore the fact that most businesses would just utilize VeChain's smart contract platform with its built-in oracle rendering your shittoken absolutely fucking useless, their announcement also implies the simple fact that literally EVERY SINGLE ONE IN THIS BOARD WHO HAS HIGHER THAN ROOM TEMP IQ. Any smart contract platforms can just have their own oracles. Blockchain agnosticism doesn't fucking matter because everyone would just shit out their own oracle network because IT'S THAT FUCKING EASY. Your "moonshot" isn't anything special, sorry LINKies. Get absolutely fucking fucked lmao. On that note, see how it's currently pumping? That's the whales propping the price up as they finally sell their positions on this gamble of a token. I'm sorry, the dream is over. Go fuck yourselves. It's over

It's only a matter of time. Chainlink will swallow most Erc20 projects whole.

>>9054524
It is. ChainLink also makes ALL supply chain coins redundant. Enterprise will use LINK and Hyperledger not your shitcoins

>>9054579
C
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Chainlink isn't optimized for decentralized computing.

>>9054234
Go ahead and take it apart. I have yet to see Thomas successfully challenged by anyone.

i swear to god i'm going to start paying pajeets to make vocaroos of every chainlink shill thread

>>9054612
Someone post the existing vocaroos please

>>9054128
Did you know BCH is the only coin that matters this year. Kys kek. You’ll never make it if you don’t own bch.

>>9054602
Sorry Meant supply chain coins in addition to shitcoins like SONM RLC etc

Anyone not all in LINK is going to get BTFO soon

>>9054128

QUESTION: Is this a good or bad thing?

>>9054659
It's a bad thing if you're holding all these useless supply chain/decentralized computing tokens

>>9054128
>Do you know that ChainLink, besides providing decentralized oracle system, can be used for decentralized computing? Due to LINK building on Intel SGX, you can hand ChainLink a blender computation for example, and LINK nodes configured for it will compute it and send it back in a decentralized way, without even knowing what they're computing (the beauty of Intel SGX). It can even immediately send that computation over to a smart contract. This effectively BTFO iExec, SONM, Golem, DADI and all other computational coins.

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.

>>9054128
What project is safe for LINK?

>>9054772
>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.

for the chainlets here who just buy 4chanshillshitcoins:

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

learn to do some research instead of jerking off OP who is an absolute fucktard.

REMEMBER: always do the opposite of what /biz/ says.

Decentralised computin is a meme: cross verification and sharing data among 100 PC around the globe is not beneficial to computation speed.
If you think it somehow parallelises your computation: it doesn't. If you write shit code it won't run faster on a decentralisedd computing service.
Plus, these platforms may actually be more expensive to use than big cloud services.

>>9054840
>remember always do the opposite of what biz says
>don't buy ans
>don't buy eth
>don't buy btc
Stay poor
Horrible argument

>>9054948
>Stay poor
>Horrible argument

If that's all you have to say in response to my post and you can't dispute anything else, then it's fairly obvious you are wrong about chainlink. topkek have a nice day linklet.

>>9054840
[–]JonnyLH 3 points 17 minutes ago*
This has just made me think. With ChainLink couldn't you essentially replicate services like iExec/Golem by creating external adaptors that focus on heavy computational tasks, not necessarily just data fetching.
For example, I suppose you could build an adaptor which runs in an enclave which is sole purpose is to run a very heavy computational tasks based on input parameters of the consumer contract creator? Maybe something like using a docker container with a fixed set of tasks for example which the creator can specify.
It's not like this use-case would need to use multiple nodes for the query, rather just picking one node which supports that adaptor. As a node operator, you could charge more for this solely based on the computational resource needed but in effect, it turns ChainLink into potentially a distributed computational network rather than just the typical definition of an oracle.

>>9054961
All that is needed to dispute your post is the fact that you are shilling in a link thread and smell like shit

>>9054606
Never forget people don't always choose 'optimized'

They choose things based on reputation, ease of use to handle, etc.

>>9054961

Y-y-y-ou g-g-guys are g-g-gonna get btfo by i.exec. T-t-they will have Intel SGX enclave support in M-M-M-M-May 2019....

The absolute state of no linkers.

>>9055248
T B F johnny is barely one level above biz on the information totem pole.

Do the brainlets here realize that trusted computing slows the calculations?

No one will use sgx for hpc. Ever

>>9055445

and about 50 iq points above biz.

>HPC
>SGX
KEKEKEKKKEKKEKEEE

>>9055497
So about 102?

>>9055445
>Implying he didn't rip that idea straight from here

>>9054549
XMR, ETH, BTC desu senpai

>>9054128
I'm a link fan\holder but this makes absolutely no fucking sense to me.
Why the fuck does Intel SGX technology have todo with decentralised computing?
Its hardware\software encryption solution which reduces the attack surface area for data hacks

>>9054234


>>9054409
Kek.

>>9055491
but it also makes it significantly cheaper and more accesible

Fuck this makes me even harder for link

OP literally every coin you mentioned is going to be worth 0 soon.
if you can't see that by now you're a fucking idiot