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Yeah, all this shadenfreude from people who (wrongly) predicted ethereum would never work, and who want to feel vindicated, is predictable but frustrating.
by drcode 10y ago
Yeah, all this shadenfreude from people who (wrongly) predicted ethereum would never work, and who want to feel vindicated, is predictable but frustrating.
- curiousgal 10y agoHonestly, I was in awe by r/bitcoin's reaction to this whole DAO debacle. I thought that the whole Mt Gox "incident" has taught them some empathy to people losing money but I was very wrong.
- vertex-four 10y agoEmpathy? Bitcoiners? A large chunk of them are anarcho-capitalists who measure a person's right to survive by how much money they can make, and most of the rest are in it to make themselves rich. There's a fair few who are mostly in it just because it's cool tech, but they avoid Bitcoin forums now due to the former two groups. Note that this covers most other cryptocurrencies as well.
- 099812891 10y agoSure, ephemerum works in the same manner as Windows 98, Adobe Flash and sendmail.
- _98fj 10y agoNot at all. When I discovered ethereum a couple of years ago I thought it was a good idea. Partly because I was turning similar ideas in my head at the time. But what I read now sounds like amateurs designed & implemented it. Sorry.
- cheez 10y agoAnd if masters had invented it, no one would be using it.