/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9691444
No, You fucking nerd, I'll just hire a big brain fag like yourself to run one for me.

>>9691457

Stop being an asshole

>>9691457
I charge 25% cocksucka send your linkies my way

>>9691444
checked. calling all /chodebros/

NICE
what's the url

>>9691483
This is just a wire frame, they haven't even remotely started this yet.

>>9691493
They have one team member dedicated to ui items, and he works quick. Connecting the apis to the gui won't be a problem at all.

>>9691493
It's not a wireframe.

Wont run shit you fucking node operators will up the price for me. Fuckin autistic nerds while chads me fuck bitches. Smh

>>9691512
Name?

Alex Kwiatkowski

>>9691651
Alex Kwiatkowski, if you look at pivotal and click history you can see he is the one that has done all gui elements. He created chainlink faucet as well and takes on all gui tasks.

>>9691685
Fake name, delusional linkers at it again

What data are you going to offer?

>>9691756
You don't need to offer any data to run a node, this latest fud is retarded.

>>9691651
Jason Parser

>>9691779

Then whats the point of the node what does it do?

>>9691871
nodes aggregate and verify off chain data amongst one another.

>>9691871
Nothing, thats the idea. God nolinkers are so retarded.

>>9691882

No, those services are handled by a smart contract. Nodes are for data. Please read the white paper. section 2.1:

"As an oracle service, ChainLink nodes return replies to data requests or queries made by or on behalf of a user contract, which we refer to as requesting contracts and denote by USER-SC. Behind CHAINLINK-SC, ChainLink has an on-chain component consisting of three main contracts: a reputation contract, an order-matching contract, and an aggregating contract."

Maybe also read this:

https://guides.oraclefinder.com/node-faq

>>9691444
I will be. Better question is, where do you find good data sources? I have a script that scrapes questions and answers from a very popular flashcard site, but I don't think I can just use someone else's data can I?

>>9691969
You dumb bitch. How do you think the smart contract sends and receives off chain data. I'll give you a hint: kys

>>9691986
you will see what is in demand and buy specific subscriptions

>>9691969
Chainlink is a fucking oracle, not a data source

>>9691444
I'm not a complete brainlet, but I can't for the life of me find a good source of information that will allow me to learn what i need to run a node. I would love to run one (or more) with my 36k linkies, but have yet to find anything resembling a guide.

Do i need to start by learning Go?

Halp!

>>9691444
checked trips, i am for sure.

>>9691444
I've been juggling shitcoins and losing money. Am tempted to just go all in on this fucking bullshit

Should i just go all in on this coin?
I'm close to fapping to Sigil Link despite learning that it curses all who receive its great wealth and blows it.Pure genius if you ask me.

>>9692177
Checking the check

>>9692146
No follow the github instructions on the smartcontractkit repo. Use virtualbox with an Ubuntu (if yoy are new to linux) Server iso to practice. When its time to set up, you will be using the same steps through your VPS

>>9692146
The first step is admitting to yourself that you are a complete brainlet. Next reference the wiki on github. Then join node operator channel on slack. Then watch all of thomas’ YouTube videos

>>9692289
Also off by one

>>9691444
Based on my rough-paper calculations, YES!!!

>>9692267
Nice try CIA nigger.

>>9691457
>thinks intelligence is derogatory
Do us a favor, don't breed.

>>9692146
What if I want to keep a greater share of profit in running a node in obscuring the access to info relating to running a successful node... HAHAHA

Wow, the psy-ops on this coin is great. No wonder many won't make it. They were programmed to not buy it.

>>9692294
Many thanks, I'll look into it.

>>9692297
Brainlet is me. Also thanks and will do.

>>9693167
Irrational self-interest manifest. The network only prospers with a plethora of node operators. I sincerely hope you run a node, but kys later

>>9692146
The team will probably create an official guide

>>9692544
Just charged the sigil, brahs

>>9693506
Share with us the the results later!

>>9691444
what's the benefit?

>>9693505
For sure

>>9693506
RIP anon, charging unknown sigils is def a no go for me

>>9691730

>>9691444
I'll just hire some one to do it for me t b h. If we actually hit 1k I'd net well over 1m/month. Why do the work myself at that point when I would rather be traveling and fucking hoes?

>>9694481
What percent a month do you expect for returns?

>>9694565
No way to know for sure. Link pool said 5%/mo on the high end. That seems like way too much, but the tech is revolutionary so I cut the difference and used 3%. A decent hedge fund can get over 10%/yr so its not that far off imo.

>>>/pol/173592329

HOW DO I JOIN THE DELPHI??

>>9691444
Checked. Yes I want to run a node. I've been lurking node_information and watching Thomas YouTube videos. It'll take me some time though as I'm not a developer or have coding experience.

>>9691730
Delusional, linkers, etc. C'mon man you can do better.

>>9694700
What are your reasons for wanting to join?

>>9691986
>Better question is, where do you find good data sources?
I don't understand this, doesn't the user need to specify the data he wants you to fetch?
How could you possibly know what thr users want if they don't point it out to you when creating a smart contract that requires off-chain data only they know they need for the contract to execute?

>>9694679
they took it down.

>>9695263
I saw a message once about bettering themselves and creating a community that would benefit society. I like this idea.

Wher are the fucking contracts?!?!?

>>9695326
>automatically executed

>>9694679
Right before it got deleted this was posted

>>9691444
Disclaimer: I have a decent LINK stake.

I played with smartcontracts and wanted to feed real world info in it, I just used Oraclize to fetch the data.
It was really easy, literally: a variable, an update function, and a callback.
Now I will admit that I would have wanted to use link because of the decentralised aspect.

People today can write smartcontracts with real world data, brainlets could have already started churning our 'revolutionary' new dapps or whatever.

Why do you guys think link will skyrocket beyond anything Oraclize could do?

Is it because of the simple GUI? The decentralization? Because there is an agreed upon SLA?
The only answer I have is that it will bring professionals onboard.

>>9691444
nice trips but I plan on shorting chainlink

>>9696045
>The only answer I have is that it will bring professionals onboard.

>>9696045
Yes, and also Oraclize goes down from time to time.

>>9695574
Could you elaborate on this?

>>9696106
isnt it the case that the contract itself specifies which kind of data it has to fetch? the information that youre processing is encrypted so there is no way in you knowing wether or not you just executed contract A or B. this is beyond my knowledge now, but i think you just offer to service certain APIs and the contract and consensus algorithm will decide wether or not your node is chosen among others. not really an expert, sorry for acting edgy :3

I would recommend people start their own nodes for main net. The reputation system won't be up for launch and it's been confirmed you just won't get paid if you return bad data/go offline etc. You won't lose your precious links.

Starting a node is easy. If you can't do it just sell now.

>>9691730
>1 post by Hymen Schlomoberg

>>9696248
No one cares what faggot namefags think

>>9692544
our power is growing

>>9696266
>(((1)))
lol always

>>9692088
This guy is woke !

>>9694629
>10% a year is not far off from ~42% per year

>>9696225
>isnt it the case that the contract itself specifies which kind of data it has to fetch?
But someone has to write the contract that specifices this?
Like in the example they made for BTCUSD price, the job pointed the contract to the connect to the Bitstamp exchange API and your node just fetches the data from that feed.
I don't understand the concept of "providing APIs" or "providing data sources" that everyone is mentioning. That's not our job, the user of the network should be either the owner of that data and open it up to the LINK network or use publicly available APIs. I thought the nodes are there to take the jobs that were given to them and execute them per instructions (and the instructions should say what data to process), the user can't just simply ask fetch me X when nodes don't know what X is.

The question is, why are nodes only offering only "certain APIs" instead of having the ability connect to every single one of them (paid feeds excluded). What if nobody is offering the data they want? That's why I think this sounds retarded - leaving majority of the nodes to offer same public APIs.

>>9696248
kys

>>9696472
>revolutionary technology won't have revolutionary returns

Holy fuck I feel like I've missed something. This is so easy. When was this made available?

>>9696913
I just made a chainlink node to get the price of bitcoin from coinmarketcap in about 3 clicks. WTF

>>9696944

>>9692208
Do it, your life and mindset will improve dramatically. You'll have time to learn how to run a node, you won't be stressed. It's the best.

>>9696944
I wonder is this just a reskin of the existing smartcontract.com functionality? The node network doesn't exist yet....

>>9697059
Yeah I think it is. I didn't even know they had a working existing product...

Pretty cool you can already use their system to get data for your own smart contracts.

>>9697101
"https://smartcontract.com/, which has been providing data to Ethereum smart contracts on production since Ethereum's early days, have large paying customers like SWIFT; http://www.coindesk.com/swift-completes-blockchain-smart-contracts-trial/, and was chosen by Gartner in its 2017 Cool Vendors in Blockchain Applications report; https://www.gartner.com/doc/3698947/cool-vendors-blockchain-applications- . They also recently partnered with IC3 to launch their TownCrier implementation: https://create.smartcontract.com/#/contracts/cc3ea3c76b5a60f171e0eaf223146f34?tab=info, which is the first use of Intel SGX secured enclaves for Ethereum smart contracts that's been made live on Ethereum's mainnet." ~Sergey N.

thanks for the thread guys, i think im gonna go get a big mac now