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Hopefully no on ever trusts a contract with 100 mill for a while, but for lower values and simpler contracts... absolutely i would.
by aakilfernandes 10y ago
Hopefully no on ever trusts a contract with 100 mill for a while, but for lower values and simpler contracts... absolutely i would.
- CoffeeDregs 10y agoSo you would you sell your house and take an Ethereum contract in return? Note: I loved Charles Stross's suggestion of code-as-contract in Acccelerando, so I dig the concept.
- tamana 10y agoSomeone can write a bot to steal money from every open DAO of any size.
- amaks 10y agoSorry, but this is bullshit. You sound like Ethereum or SlockIt employee. No one in their sane mind would trust their money a company which can't guarantee security of your funds, let alone good coding practice (the DAO code is shit, sorry -- there are no tests, no comments, no spec, no clear upgrade story etc.). Good attempt, and I can feel for Ethereum folks, but something this important should be rock solid, not "experiment" when you're fucking with people's money. This is not a hacker's playground.
- kowdermeister 10y ago"This is not a hacker's playground." It could have been if they followed bitcoins path and started with 10000btc pizza orders :) Greed take over too soon to realize the flaws.