Golem – A Decentralized Supercomputer
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Golem – A Decentralized Supercomputer
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Re: Golem – A Decentralized Supercomputer
#2I don't know what to think of a website that scrolls with 2 fps on mobile, lagging my whole browser and loading in about 10 seconds while having "GOLEM IS THE NEW WAY THE INTERNET WILL WORK
" as it's introducing heading..
I mean the idea sounds great, I am very much in favour of decentralization, Ethereum, etc. but this website doesn't really show competence
Re: Golem – A Decentralized Supercomputer
#3I don't know what to think of a website that scrolls with 2 fps on mobile, lagging my whole browser and loading in about 10 seconds while having "GOLEM IS THE NEW WAY THE INTERNET WILL WORK " as it's introducing heading.. I mean the idea sounds great, I am very much in favour of decentralization, Ethereum, etc. but this website doesn't really show competence
Unfortunately having a flashy website seems to beat out good UX when it comes to attracting the 8 digit sums regularly being thrown at ICOs.
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#4I have a feeling this will be used more for bad then for good.
A spam or DDOS bot net running on this would seem like a cheap way to operate.
On the other hand before if you found a 0-day exploit you had to think about how you could monitize it. With this you simply install the software on the exploited machines and billing is already built in.
Re: Golem – A Decentralized Supercomputer
#5The more thought put into the font, the more likely that it is graft.
Re: Golem – A Decentralized Supercomputer
#6The more thought put into the font, the more likely that it is graft.
Excellent life insight, thank you :)
Re: Golem – A Decentralized Supercomputer
#7I don't know what to think of a website that scrolls with 2 fps on mobile, lagging my whole browser and loading in about 10 seconds while having "GOLEM IS THE NEW WAY THE INTERNET WILL WORK " as it's introducing heading.. I mean the idea sounds great, I am very much in favour of decentralization, Ethereum, etc. but this website doesn't really show competence
Does competence in front-end web engineering matter when you're building a decentralized supercomputer?