/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15692990
post your order

>>15686417
Not too bad, moved to another country chasing a nice job-offer, invested in CL and ETH quite recently. All in all a lot better than last year. I have more than double the median salary in this country, so I can afford a lot of things I couldn't afford while living in Finland. Getting a bit depressed because I haven't seen my family since early June, but hopefully I can get back home for Christmas.

Keep you link for life or lose your virginity?

GUYS I LOVE YOU ALL AND I LOVE THIS TIMELINE

LINK yacht party music thread.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep_35FTnYVA

Get pumped.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KuGAUuoNFo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFHT8b97hgE

>>13719955

Come and join us in the Discord frens. Not long now.

Go to r/LinkTrader -> the Discord link is on the side under the heading "Chainlink Communities"

>>13128010
depends on the alts. what did you guys buy? if you guys go all in on LINK you will make millions.

not joking around about taxes, should i be paying them? been putting money into crypto since july 2017 but I havent made any significant gains and have cashed out less than 3K $ since that time to pay some bills, my highest value $$ wise in the winter bull run was only like 15K $ at the most, went down a bunch, and now im at like 18k$. I don't wanna get screwed over when [Redacted] takes off so I figured i'd start trying to figure this shit out now.

BREAKING NEWS: Vulnerability in golang.org/x/crypto/salsa20

>Hello gophers,

>Commit b7391e95 (https://go.googlesource.com/crypto/+/b7391e95e576cacdcdd422573063bc057239113d)) fixes a vulnerability in the amd64 implementation of the golang.org/x/crypto/salsa20 and golang.org/x/crypto/salsa20/salsa packages that affects large message sizes or high counter values.

>If more than 256 GiB of keystream is generated, or if the counter otherwise grows greater than 32 bits, the amd64 implementation will first generate incorrect output, and then cycle back to previously generated keystream. Repeated keystream bytes can lead to loss of confidentiality in encryption applications, or to predictability in CSPRNG applications.

>The issue might affect uses of golang.org/x/crypto/nacl with extremely large messages.

>Architectures other than amd64 and uses that generate less than 256 GiB of keystream for a single salsa20.XORKeyStream invocation are unaffected.

>The vulnerable code is derived from the amd64-xmm5 and amd64-xmm6 implementations that are distributed with SUPERCOP, NaCl and at https://cr.yp.to/snuffle.html.. The issue is present in those upstreams, but is not considered a problem by their author because of the policy at https://nacl.cr.yp.to/valid.html, and because support for counters larger than 32 bits is an incomplete experiment. We attach a patch that applies to the amd64-xmm5 and amd64-xmm6 salsa20.s files for any downstream that might want to fix this issue.

>This issue was discovered and reported by Michael McLoughlin.

>Cheers, Filippo for the Go team

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/golang-announce/tjyNcJxb2vQ/n0NRBziSCAAJ

Daniel J. Bernstein responds

https://twitter.com/hashbreaker/status/1108637226089496577

tl;dr Gophers copy Salsa20 code from SUPERCOP, ignore warning that shit breaks after 256GiB

>>12985432
Cute fud there, champ. Sounds like a no-linker.

Frenz,

Link Marine here.

I'm applying for a few graduate schools, and I plan to embed Chainlink within my essays.

I unironically think Chainlink has enormous potential, and I want to further explore the implications at the graduate-level (top schools only).

For transparency purposes, I should signal to the admission committee that I am what I would consider an investor in the project and that I have been following this project closely since 2017.

I want to incorporate within the essay the truth: buying at bargain-basement levels and researching this project before all the hype and twitter link marines. The experience was a test of courage and an intellectual journey into what could usher a new digitally-derived age in embedded across a spectrum of business industries. We have come a long way, but the early stages of this project were tuff. There's grit involved.


This road hasn't come easy, but others like me see that it looks like it was worth it. Perhaps we will see our memes come to life.

Target schools: elite global top 20 only. What would be some good ways to tell the story? I have three weeks to knock out the essays for my number one school.

>>12924459

What does it feel like to have a coin that was ridiculed mercilessly transform in a few months to the darling with the incumbent gatekeepers?

What about those who bought this coin in like early '18.

They must be pretty based.

If you can chime in, what were some of the thinks which immediately stood out to you to think this project was worth paying attention to while most thought differently.

I'm quite young, and so I'd like to understand the meta-strategies. I'm fascinated by the forward thinking you guys have.

>>12676316
Yes, stupid for picking a year that's less than 365 days from now. And stupid for explaining the theoretical model with scientific backing and accuracy. Anyway, thanks for the contribution.

>>12510812

>>12502686

>>12503391

Bitcoiners like me are only buying this token for the adoption it has received. Do you realize this token is supported by the World Economic Forum.

High IQ buy when the price is low and Fud'd mercilessly.

Everyone buying now at these prices are simply lucky fucks who couldnt figure it out until the secret got out.

When comes Mainnet? >