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I read the coolest story in a long time. Here is the link: https://www.forbes.com/sites/parmyolson/2019/01/09/this-hermitic-engineer-is-plotting-the-death-of-blockchain

The story of Daniel Hughes, the core head behind radix, a DLT blockchain platform able to scale with the highest throughput, where (opposite to Bitcoin ot Ethereum) increasing the number of nodes improves the performance using a lightweight Byzantine Consensus, sharding the adress space, parallelizing unrelated transactions and protecting against Sybil by means of PoS.

It goes like an isolated engineer spent 6 years working 16 hours a day 7 days a week on the prototype for a new blockchain platform.

The article describes how he would just live for the project in an energetic flow of inspiration powering the design and the code.

I cheer up for him because I found someone that has done what I am doing right now, this is my 4th year of isolation building Plebble, my take on blockchain platforms.

http://plebble.io

The design of Daniel Hughes is so close to mine that I think they come from the same kind of inspirational flow towards a vision.

We both are sons of satoshi. : )

Thanks for reading. Marcos

Hi, this is informal message to transmit my desire to move from London to CA because I want to be there. C++/debian linux CENTRIC developer. Physics background, +1 yr experience working with satoshi, deep into cryptostuff, included bitcoin-cash. Any ideas? thanks

I've been told that on an official visit of UK Queen to some EU country people took pictures with their mobile, but nobody was able to get the actual image in their devices. My question is, does anybody know if mobiles are equipped with backdoors that can be operated by government to discard the image taken by the camera? thanks

Are we going to terminate the absurd concept of time zones? I wonder why those feudal folks decided that it is important that at noon the sun must be above.