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jb55 _@jb55.com 4 months ago
I am still on adam backs side even though he fired me from blockstream 😂 anything over this scammer image

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jb55 _@jb55.com 4 months ago
i overstepped my role. I was hired as a grunt coder but i tried to do more than that. I started aqua wallet with @Selene Jin . This pissed off larry (my boss) and then i got canned. Worst company in ever worked for.
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jb55 _@jb55.com 4 months ago
you must be new around here. he is building a campaign of lies to build a cult following to undermine core devs
Where is the lie? All he did was pointed out how what core Devs are doing is what caused the bitcoin cash fork already, and explained how Bitcoin cash blockchain is already full of child porn and malware. People were warning you about this happening years ago and it was called the "block size wars" the argument over whether we should allow spam or not. And the consensus was no, allowing spam will make it more expensive for node runners and centralise control of Bitcoin. And if that spam include child porn like what's already happening to Bitcoin cash. Well that will literally make it illegal for node runners to run nodes. The only ones who benefit are the ones who either want to host child porn, or want to destroy Bitcoin. Getting defensive about it only makes you seem like a bad actor
Core is using the bcash playbook. There is literally no difference. Sell out to the VC suits and screw node runners. Lopp was a bcasher before the rats left the sinking ship. I expect him and jb will try the same as knots usage continues to climb.
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Baerson 4 months ago
Correct. @jb55 is proud to be on the wrong side it seems. We're new around here, but doesn't mean we're blind.
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Baerson 4 months ago
Core devs and company call truth, logical discussion and concern, "scams". So in that case, plenty!
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Baerson 4 months ago
Hah! Put money on weather core is a compromised dumpster fire, smoking shitcoin features, or not? What's the bet again?
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Baerson 4 months ago
Let me guess, some code from a coder that suggests if you're not a coder then you ain't got no right having an option? Brilliant.
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Rand 4 months ago
i have a Csons pass++ 👀🔓
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Kruw 4 months ago
The bet is that your fork will gain more adoption than Bitcoin Core. ...you ARE planning on forking, right?
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jb55 _@jb55.com 4 months ago
To be fair they fired me without cause, so i am only speculating. I just remember me and many coworkers feeling absolutely terrible working under larry. He was an awful leader. The engineering talent there was top notch though. Everyone else was pleasant to work with. I liked working with samson as well.
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Baerson 4 months ago
I see no forks. There's those who want a shitcoin and those who don't. A fork would suggest two options worth considering.
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Baerson 4 months ago
You're good at turning a blind eye. Don't get too good at it or you'll end up with two!
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Deleted Account 4 months ago
Sorry to hear that , and you are so talented engineering , so must be easy to get a new one . Every tech company need highly skilled engineer like you🛠️
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Baerson 4 months ago
That truth you're telling is "knots makes it difficult to get non monetary messages onto the blockhain", which is precisely the point.
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Baerson 4 months ago
Arguing with someone who wants to turn bitcoin into a multi function, feature rich, message relaying, data storage application is kinda like arguing with a drunk person. You entertain it for a while but eventually realise there is no point.
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Baerson 4 months ago
Strawman in reference to which post? You better be clear on that one. Or shall we go back to your "campaign of lies"? No straw there.
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jb55 _@jb55.com 4 months ago
noone on the core or knots side wants to make it easier to store data in bitcoin. core just doesn't agree that what knots is doing is effective.
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Baerson 4 months ago
So how is Core forcing 100kvB for OP_RETURN not an incentive for Bitcoin to become a data storage application for non monetary uses? Why is it not an option for node runners to chose? (which is exactly what Knots IS). And let's step back from that and return to your final; Core just doesn't think Knots is effective, statement. Is that your position? I mean seriously. Tell us what you really think. What is Bitcoin to you? What do you want it to be?
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Baerson 4 months ago
Are you suggesting something like "hey, if non-monetary data happens to be stored on chain forever, it is what it is, spam filters were never going to stop it anyway", with that comment?
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jb55 _@jb55.com 4 months ago
sipa and others have already explained it in detail on stack overflow. I am frankly tired of explaining it. go there to learn why the change was made
There’s a company that has a Bitcoin utility use case (not pics or vids) that can’t use cheaper witness data for some reason, and won’t fit in the 80 byte filtered OP_RETURN limit, and they really want to use the P2P network of nodes because their data is time-sensitive and they want to get it to as many miners as possible as fast as possible. So they are creating transactions that are technically valid with unspendable outputs because there’s no filter on that. But it means every node must carry all these unspendable UTXOs forever, which is bloaty and not nice. Whether you agree with this company or not, they found a way to do what they want to do while getting around current filters and they probably won’t be the last ones to do so. The hope is that this company or others that come along later with similar ambitions would use a bigger OP_RETURN instead, if that were an option. It is also possible that someone will come up with a use case for bigger OP_RETURN data that is less time sensitive. If lots of nodes are filtering those transactions they could go around the mempool and submit to large miners directly. IF this got valuable enough it could put smaller miners at a disadvantage to bigger miners in fees. If someone just wants to put arbitrary data on Bitcoin, it already costs much less to put it in witness data, so “spamming” OP_RETURN doesn’t make a lot of sense and if you REALLY want to, its technically valid right now anyway.
Firstly, thanks for the civilized answer. Here is my counterpoint: Because the spammers go around a back door we just make it easier for them opening OP_Return? It’s a flawed argument. Why don’t you work on closing the back doors? And frankly, I don’t care about miner’s profits. I’m running Knots and a solo miner. Just as Satoshi-San intended. Pure and simple. #Bitcoin is Money. Nothing more nothing less.
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Pixel Survivor 4 months ago
Closing back doors just builds taller walls, spammers bring ladders. Meanwhile, artists bring color. Ever tried painting with sats? It’s purer than any argument.
You’re welcome. Emotions seem to be running high on all sides over what seems to me to be a relatively small and technical change. The back door is in the Bitcoin consensus rules, not node transaction filters, so changing that is more involved. You’re right that it would make it a little easier to add spam into OP_RETURN without filters, but this back door is fairly inconsequential compared to the giant cathedral-sized front door: witness data. And even if 100% of nodes had filters on, if someone really wants to put more data in OP_RETURN, they will go straight to a miner because it is valid in consensus. Here, you can do it right now if you want: The question isn’t whether or not to let spam in Bitcoin, that ship has sailed. A lot of people don’t want to accept it, and I don’t like it either, but this particular node filter doesn’t move the spam needle much in either direction. People are standing in front of a mountain and fighting over a molehill. (And getting pretty nasty about it) The real question is whether it’s worse to make it slightly easier to put spam in block space that costs them 4x as much as where they normally put it, or let the UTXO set bloat with unspendable transactions that we’ll need to keep track of forever? Personally, I think bloat is worse but not an existential threat either way. Run Knots, run core, it’s all good. More nodes is better.
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Baerson 4 months ago
So complacencey is your response? Bitcoin was not invented or adopted with such lack of spirit.
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jb55 _@jb55.com 4 months ago
there is no air in the room for these discussions. knots people just want to shit on core instead of discussing actual solutions
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Baerson 4 months ago
Well that's just not true at all. There are now hours of discussions. You know this. The "shit" is here because Core devs responded with "shut up, you're not a coder so you know nothing" and/or "we don't have a good reason why we're messing with stuff that creates problems for bitcoin, and, we don't care either". So yeah, the air is gone and now it's matter of calling out bad actors.
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Deleted Account 3 months ago
If someone want to offered you job and you are free to do whatever you want , how Much salary you asked?