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That’s an incredibly rude way to try to invite someone to a learn about a subject. Having said that, I think that if these things are so obvious in your opinio
by ShamelessC 4y ago
That’s an incredibly rude way to try to invite someone to a learn about a subject.
Having said that, I think that if these things are so obvious in your opinion, you haven’t considered real world scenarios.
- remram 4y agoNot GP, but you called it "trivially irrelevant", it didn't seem like you wanted to be invited to learn anything...
- ShamelessC 4y agoI said trivially lying, as in - the ease with which one can simply lie about the nature of a transaction. People tend to respond that smart contracts are a solution. I personally think they will always contain bugs and are too complicated for the average person to vet. In any case, I really wasn’t saying I think the whole subject is trivial. Pinky promise.