xavieryvez

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   by xavieryvez 11y ago

   In all honesty, this is a knee-jerk reaction. You cannot say with any level of confidence (and I know - being a hot-head myself) that - a. the developer was not less than polite in handling the situation b. it was not an absolute knee-jerk
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   by xavieryvez 11y ago

   While developing, you would do it either on the dev (local, not connected) or testnet. Both these are easily mineable (I have 10k's on both), so there is nothing stopping you to actually playing around and putting together a dapp witho
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   by xavieryvez 11y ago

   Adding a couple more, i.e. 3 of mine - tried to comment thoroughly. https://github.com/thelooneyfarm/contracts In my experience it is not that much of an uphill battle to start, it is quite similar to the stuff devs do
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   by xavieryvez 11y ago

   I agree in some respects, i.e. RootStock basically plugs onto Bitcoin what the Ethereum decentralized execution model does. You can actually run your Ethereum-developed apps on top of it, they mention it is fully compatible. SatoshiDice is
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   by xavieryvez 11y ago

   It is (currently) not well suited to resource-intensive apps. Basically you pay a "gas price" for every opcode executed by the EVM. Clearing a memory address? You pay for it. Setting a value? You pay for it. etc. etc. (In the abov