1/ Related: great engineers respect other great engineers. It’s like kindred spirits. It’s hard to BS your way into a circle of experienced & highly competent engineers.https://twitter.com/tuurdemeester/status/967784303261372416 …
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12/ Proper lasting infrastructure level is hard. No one has perfect foresight, so it’s even more important to get the most competent engineers in the room & avoid paying that exponentially rising maintenance cost down the line.
13/ In crypto it’s actually a lot worse. Your worst case is not just rising costs but losing the value proposition altogether: your shitcoin fails to work at all.https://twitter.com/lopp/status/970309049664360448?s=21 …
14/ To conclude, it’s fine to have a team of businessmen, markerters, philosophers, professors etc. behind your cryptocurrency. But if you don’t have the engineers, you have nothing at all.
15/ *More analogies: Facebook can afford to miscount your likes & comments 0.001% of the time, but even that’s unacceptable in crypto. Think Mars Rover software, think nuclear reactor software.
One man's grain is another man's seed. (with the exception of quinoa, buckwheat and amaranth).
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