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He may be brilliant, but he played fast and loose without real testing or concern, so I wouldn't call him the "most competent". For a wallet contract they knew
by dahdum 9y ago
He may be brilliant, but he played fast and loose without real testing or concern, so I wouldn't call him the "most competent". For a wallet contract they knew would secure many millions of dollars, there should have been dozens of people auditing it before rolling out to users.
- ceejayoz 9y agoYou're "no true Scotsman"ing so hard Mary, Queen of Scots doesn't even qualify.
- shrewduser 9y agoI wish I could see how the op is employing the no true Scotsman fallacy, but I can't.
- ceejayoz 9y agohttps://twitter.com/SatoshiLite/status/887781929726038016 https://twitter.com/SatoshiLite/status/887781929726038016 "If the creator of Solidity, Gavin Wood, cannot write a secure multisig wallet in Solidity, pretty much confirms Ethereum is hacker paradise."
- dahdum 9y agoCharlie is trolling. The architect isn't going to be the best craftsman, that requires very different set of skills. Parity devs may be academically brilliant, and they put out a fantastic client, but the wallet issue shows how lax their development lifecycle has been.
- heliumcraft 9y agoGavin Wood didn't not make the code change that caused this...
- ericb 9y agoI can't edit my post above to add this now, but looks like Charlie retracted this as Gavin was the original author, but not the one who made the mistake.