@Cryptoskeptic, old bean, you were almost talking sense there for a minute in the first para. Then you spoilt it all when you started going on about your stupid colonial pastime. It’s a pastime, a hobby if you will, but its hardly a sport…
So here’s a wee message to you and @anon94252342 DILLIGAF
And here’s how to ignore bag-holding trolls who feel we should all be helping them get on first name terms with the local Lambo dealer…
You’ve asked this question in times past and are getting the same answers. It is hard to get the sense of integrity & genuine desire to learn when you repeat the same dance every so often with the same results.
If you asked “at what stage is the coding since you see little in github” would get you answers if you were “honest” and wishing to know But with your history of pissing off people by questioning their motives and character I think it will take time of you being a normal human and asking politely for you to shed this air of fudder.
But to answer you even though I doubt you really want one
planning
doing the coding
testing
code reviews
weekends - you know when working people have home time.
And after all those things the resulting code changes are placed on github.
Those questions would be happily answered if they were asked in a reasoned and polite way, I am fairly certain there would be no problems. But when the team’s creditably, motives and character is questioned every so often by one person then that person obviously will not get good answers if any at all. And quite expected too. Imagine asking those questions at a council-public meeting, I’d say he would be escorted out of the meeting quite quickly and him screaming “what are you hiding” Typical conspiracy theory type of questioning where they expect that people are lying and they demand the truth by calling them liars
I would include asking politely these probing questions without the implied assumption everyone has been lying or are sheeple and he is the only awoke one here.
Actually this is one of the most transparent private companies (or crypto project) that i have seen out there.
The bastards.
Yay 3rd test is now forgotten and will enjoy a few drinks.
This is probably true to a certain extent. Yet if we look at the publicly available join dates on people’s profiles we will find that one very vocal moaner joined in the middle of the late 2017 bull run. When the price was about $0.50.
Could be those bags are currently very much down, hence a relentless sense of urgency.
I looked at the timescale of another publication from that journal that are a “crypto” project and it looks like perhaps about May of next year. Peer review took about a year with Algorand. Of course this is just a rough guess.
but before that there should be some kind of decision from the journal if they are interested at all. Review can take a lot of time but by now should the journal not have communicated if they are interested and think that the paper is suitable for their audience?
dont know how you estimated this - looks pesimistic, but for me it looks more like SMD (its completed but some improvements are to be implemented after BLS), Vault 2 and BLS done by end of October at latest, the pace right now is much faster than the estimates. Then only node aging planing ? and implementing (node aging was already started - and is now temp paused - so some work, planing might already be done) + Vault 3 and 4 concurrently along node aging (remember David said one of those will be easy and fast, not sure it was nr 3 or 4). So we might get the Network testnets on christmas? Might be…
PS. I think each weekly update will give even more bright picture than the estimates.
PS2. Who is selling their MAID so close to release… its crazy
Some of the SMD improvements are not yet confirmed to be done, some have questionmarks. We might skip large part of the improvements as those might not be needed, when you see new commits daily in Github you can see the pace is really good. We are ahead of the estimates for now. Lets see what else todays update will bring.