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Quote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:54:26 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 09:46:26 pmQuote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:43:49 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 09:37:08 pmQuote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:34:36 pmNone of those sites are online.. do you expect us to remember what they were? One works but it is just a wordpress theme with a few simple pages in the blog.LOL!Go to www.archive.org and look them up. You will see the development of the User Interface from project to project.When a project dies. Rarely do you keep it active. Some projects live forever, some do not. The ones that are active I am not telling you, as I do not want you to know me.They seem pretty simple to me, I'd love to see the work of a 15 yr professional rather than when you had 3-5 years experience and doing simple form submits or html page links.Those sites were 2001/2002/2003/2004, lets see what you developed back then. Furthermore, look at Google, in simplicity. What im say is those sites were shit, but lets see what you developed back then.So is it really useful to see those sites? You must be saying that you kept up with web technologies as you became more experience, hence it would be cool to see something new. Personally I focused more on backend apps c/c++ with some mysql/php/js interfaces for backend use and software for companies that you would never see outside its industry. However if you PM me I can show you what I am working on now and we can compare as I have similar levels of experience.Its only useful in terms that I have developed and went through the trial and error aspect and now have a large accumulated experience.Im not looking for a job so you win Sir jsidhu. Furthermore with the job that they are looking for, a developer as you are thinking is a c/c++ engineer which is what is needed, so you win double down.However, you must realize time is of the essence and you may be in India (I hope your in the US because that is what they are looking for (im not in the US)). So if you can relocate and take there tests then that is what matters.I hope they have programming tests they give to there developers.Also I dont even know why they need more developers, what there total funding, yearly budget (burn rate should be less than 10% please guys I hope you are not burning through funds. I understand if they do not want it on the forum and I hope they dont.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 09:46:26 pmQuote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:43:49 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 09:37:08 pmQuote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:34:36 pmNone of those sites are online.. do you expect us to remember what they were? One works but it is just a wordpress theme with a few simple pages in the blog.LOL!Go to www.archive.org and look them up. You will see the development of the User Interface from project to project.When a project dies. Rarely do you keep it active. Some projects live forever, some do not. The ones that are active I am not telling you, as I do not want you to know me.They seem pretty simple to me, I'd love to see the work of a 15 yr professional rather than when you had 3-5 years experience and doing simple form submits or html page links.Those sites were 2001/2002/2003/2004, lets see what you developed back then. Furthermore, look at Google, in simplicity. What im say is those sites were shit, but lets see what you developed back then.So is it really useful to see those sites? You must be saying that you kept up with web technologies as you became more experience, hence it would be cool to see something new. Personally I focused more on backend apps c/c++ with some mysql/php/js interfaces for backend use and software for companies that you would never see outside its industry. However if you PM me I can show you what I am working on now and we can compare as I have similar levels of experience.
Quote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:43:49 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 09:37:08 pmQuote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:34:36 pmNone of those sites are online.. do you expect us to remember what they were? One works but it is just a wordpress theme with a few simple pages in the blog.LOL!Go to www.archive.org and look them up. You will see the development of the User Interface from project to project.When a project dies. Rarely do you keep it active. Some projects live forever, some do not. The ones that are active I am not telling you, as I do not want you to know me.They seem pretty simple to me, I'd love to see the work of a 15 yr professional rather than when you had 3-5 years experience and doing simple form submits or html page links.Those sites were 2001/2002/2003/2004, lets see what you developed back then. Furthermore, look at Google, in simplicity. What im say is those sites were shit, but lets see what you developed back then.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 09:37:08 pmQuote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:34:36 pmNone of those sites are online.. do you expect us to remember what they were? One works but it is just a wordpress theme with a few simple pages in the blog.LOL!Go to www.archive.org and look them up. You will see the development of the User Interface from project to project.When a project dies. Rarely do you keep it active. Some projects live forever, some do not. The ones that are active I am not telling you, as I do not want you to know me.They seem pretty simple to me, I'd love to see the work of a 15 yr professional rather than when you had 3-5 years experience and doing simple form submits or html page links.
Quote from: jsidhu on September 02, 2014, 09:34:36 pmNone of those sites are online.. do you expect us to remember what they were? One works but it is just a wordpress theme with a few simple pages in the blog.LOL!Go to www.archive.org and look them up. You will see the development of the User Interface from project to project.When a project dies. Rarely do you keep it active. Some projects live forever, some do not. The ones that are active I am not telling you, as I do not want you to know me.
None of those sites are online.. do you expect us to remember what they were? One works but it is just a wordpress theme with a few simple pages in the blog.LOL!
This person is polluting the forums to such a degree he is making them hard to use. His suggestions are next to worthless. He's posted like 50 times in the past 2 hours. If he is a serious person, then oh well. If he keeps posting anything like this, Bitsapphire needs to look into some sort of post throttling or perhaps banning. He even derailed this thread!There is simply too much important discussion going on here to have it buried by this person because they wish to do so.
I hope you are here to help.Spamming the forum with posts in attempt to get to "hero" status doesn't help. By the way, you seem to be full of excuses. "Spy's are watching". Can't download because you have an "old computer" and now you say have an old version on an old computer because you broke your new computer. (The network has been forked by the way)
Eagleeye, you reek of ulterior motives here.You are asking for help at the same time you are offering help.You listed a bunch of parked domains and spam sites.Your supposed highest traveled web page looks like something from 95, just hyperlinks.You don't have a computer to download GUI, yet you think you are going to help?You are a web developer since you were 14, yet you don't even own a proper computer?You are not part of the Dev team, yet you here you are acting like it?You are commenting on every post, yet you haven't even used the GUI?Stop posting so much. Try reading and researching things on your own. 50+ posts today don't seem to be doing the trick. Spend the money you were going to buy BTSX with on a computer that you can download the GUI on to! Then come back and ask a question.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 08:56:55 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 08:11:41 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 08:05:18 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 08:00:10 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:55:23 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:42:56 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:38:22 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types. The core client (incl. bug fixing) and education is most important atm. We need people who understand the basics and can teach others. Therefore reading the two sites I linked above would make a lot of sense. Many of your questions would be redundant then anyways.I understand graphically user interfaces (the way the page looks) I have been developing them since I was 13/14 years old and with Internet businesses since I was 15/16. I am now 28 years old so I have 13 - 15 years experience.Great. Do you have some work you can show us?Spys are watching this forum. I can tell you privately and you can help spread the word.go to www.archive.org Then look up all the websites I have worked on. From the beginning.All of this is to the best of my knowledge (the dates)Site Name Date of Startwww.itempost.net (2001)www.funnydoodle.com (2002)www.crazydoodle.com (2002)www.youfunny.com (2002)www.animal-funny-pictures.com (I believe Im not sure anymore it was 10 years ago) (2002)www.2famouslyrics.com (had 20,000 - 50,000 people a day at its peak.) (2003/2004)www.thelyricssite.com (2003/2004)www.theflashgames.com (had 20,000 people a day at its peak) (2003)www.lookatentertainment.com (had 60,000 people a day at its peak) It predated youtube.com (2004)I can go on. I do not want to tout my own horn.My antivirus don't like some of your links...
Quote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 08:11:41 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 08:05:18 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 08:00:10 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:55:23 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:42:56 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:38:22 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types. The core client (incl. bug fixing) and education is most important atm. We need people who understand the basics and can teach others. Therefore reading the two sites I linked above would make a lot of sense. Many of your questions would be redundant then anyways.I understand graphically user interfaces (the way the page looks) I have been developing them since I was 13/14 years old and with Internet businesses since I was 15/16. I am now 28 years old so I have 13 - 15 years experience.Great. Do you have some work you can show us?Spys are watching this forum. I can tell you privately and you can help spread the word.go to www.archive.org Then look up all the websites I have worked on. From the beginning.All of this is to the best of my knowledge (the dates)Site Name Date of Startwww.itempost.net (2001)www.funnydoodle.com (2002)www.crazydoodle.com (2002)www.youfunny.com (2002)www.animal-funny-pictures.com (I believe Im not sure anymore it was 10 years ago) (2002)www.2famouslyrics.com (had 20,000 - 50,000 people a day at its peak.) (2003/2004)www.thelyricssite.com (2003/2004)www.theflashgames.com (had 20,000 people a day at its peak) (2003)www.lookatentertainment.com (had 60,000 people a day at its peak) It predated youtube.com (2004)I can go on. I do not want to tout my own horn.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 08:05:18 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 08:00:10 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:55:23 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:42:56 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:38:22 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types. The core client (incl. bug fixing) and education is most important atm. We need people who understand the basics and can teach others. Therefore reading the two sites I linked above would make a lot of sense. Many of your questions would be redundant then anyways.I understand graphically user interfaces (the way the page looks) I have been developing them since I was 13/14 years old and with Internet businesses since I was 15/16. I am now 28 years old so I have 13 - 15 years experience.Great. Do you have some work you can show us?
Quote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 08:00:10 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:55:23 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:42:56 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:38:22 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types. The core client (incl. bug fixing) and education is most important atm. We need people who understand the basics and can teach others. Therefore reading the two sites I linked above would make a lot of sense. Many of your questions would be redundant then anyways.I understand graphically user interfaces (the way the page looks) I have been developing them since I was 13/14 years old and with Internet businesses since I was 15/16. I am now 28 years old so I have 13 - 15 years experience.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:55:23 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:42:56 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:38:22 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types. The core client (incl. bug fixing) and education is most important atm. We need people who understand the basics and can teach others. Therefore reading the two sites I linked above would make a lot of sense. Many of your questions would be redundant then anyways.I understand graphically user interfaces (the way the page looks) I have been developing them since I was 13/14 years old and with Internet businesses since I was 15/16.
Quote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:42:56 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:38:22 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types. The core client (incl. bug fixing) and education is most important atm. We need people who understand the basics and can teach others. Therefore reading the two sites I linked above would make a lot of sense. Many of your questions would be redundant then anyways.I understand graphically user interfaces (the way the page looks) I have been developing them since I was 13/14 years old and with Internet businesses since I was 15/16.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 07:38:22 pmQuote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types. The core client (incl. bug fixing) and education is most important atm. We need people who understand the basics and can teach others. Therefore reading the two sites I linked above would make a lot of sense. Many of your questions would be redundant then anyways.
Quote from: delulo on September 02, 2014, 07:27:08 pmeagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/Sir, it is the most important thread at the moment (atm).I do know some of bitshares, I will read more. Thank It is the User Interface that needs to be changed specifically the look of the "Market" section, this is for bitUSD.I looked at www.bitshares.org/blog the user interface needs to be more categorizated vertically. I have worked on 50 website projects/businesses as well as various different types.
eagleeye, that is so funny. You went through the whole thread here https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php?topic=8047.60 and posted a reply to almost every post! Welcome! We have to teach you everything about BitShares! You could handle all the Bitcointalk and Reddit trolls in 2 hours per day. We just have to make sure the core devs do not get too distracted from their work. I always bite my tongue when I ask something because I feel bad for distracting them for their coding... Did you read the wiki yet? I read it once all. Takes half a day of focused work but is very very much worth it. This is also very informative http://bitshares.org/blog/
Also I dont even know why they need more developers, what there total funding, yearly budget (burn rate should be less than 10% please guys I hope you are not burning through funds. I understand if they do not want it on the forum and I hope they dont.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 06:57:59 pmIm not interested in doing escrow/broke services or scamming people. I am an investor like how Warren Buffett invests in companies, I invest in things, one being cryptocurrency or bitshares.I do not hold my bitshares on the platform as there are bugs, which is the reason why we are not going to the moon yet.Think of my post count, I am like a Digital Waiter, that is all.I am not apart of the dev team, I want to help, but I will not go to an office in the United States as I do not need a job.I have talked to the development team, and they like me, (Hopefully). Im just trying to push the development of bitshares, as fast as possible, as this is industry is in a war like all industries, we have the Financial Atomic Bomb, we must just perfect it.Your enthusiasm is most welcome as are your ideas. I'm sure you can understand that when someone comes along with such a positive bullish perspective many (including me) will be thinking, "Hmm...what's he selling...what's his angle here...". The internet has made us all jaded cynics.To the moon Alice, indeed. Hopefully not from a punch in the kisser though .
Im not interested in doing escrow/broke services or scamming people. I am an investor like how Warren Buffett invests in companies, I invest in things, one being cryptocurrency or bitshares.I do not hold my bitshares on the platform as there are bugs, which is the reason why we are not going to the moon yet.Think of my post count, I am like a Digital Waiter, that is all.I am not apart of the dev team, I want to help, but I will not go to an office in the United States as I do not need a job.I have talked to the development team, and they like me, (Hopefully). Im just trying to push the development of bitshares, as fast as possible, as this is industry is in a war like all industries, we have the Financial Atomic Bomb, we must just perfect it.
Quote from: oco101 on September 02, 2014, 04:02:44 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 03:35:53 pmAre team is already really good?Who is the rest of the team and can I meet them?I have to politely ask : Why you keep asking the same question over and over, I think you got the answer many times over by now. The lead developer already answer, Stan answer this question too. There so many way to contact the team, if you really wanted it is easy.I was wondering the same. eagleeye has been registered for 2 weeks, has 146 posts, pumping the hell out of Bitshares on the forum, asking these easily answered questions repeatedly and now acting like he is in on the Dev team and knows what is needed.No offense, but if this guy starts offering escrow/broker services or wants to sell large amounts under the table, stay away. Don't give any personal info either.I do understand there are going to be noobs genuinely excited and super into Bitshares. eagleeye may be one and apologize if so. It just that cynic in me.
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 03:35:53 pmAre team is already really good?Who is the rest of the team and can I meet them?I have to politely ask : Why you keep asking the same question over and over, I think you got the answer many times over by now. The lead developer already answer, Stan answer this question too. There so many way to contact the team, if you really wanted it is easy.
Are team is already really good?Who is the rest of the team and can I meet them?
Quote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 04:08:36 pmQuote from: oco101 on September 02, 2014, 04:02:44 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 03:35:53 pmAre team is already really good?Who is the rest of the team and can I meet them?I have to politely ask : Why you keep asking the same question over and over, I think you got the answer many times over by now. The lead developer already answer, Stan answer this question too. There so many way to contact the team, if you really wanted it is easy.I am gaining more and more access with developers. When I mean meet them I mean talk to them. I have 34 development points I have come up from last night, after I talked to 2 developers on mumble.I am sorry if I have offended you oco101Did't mean to me rude or anything ... No you did not offend me but I was just curios to know the reason. That great to know that you could get in touch with them, 'cause I know it is not very complicated.
Quote from: oco101 on September 02, 2014, 04:02:44 pmQuote from: eagleeye on September 02, 2014, 03:35:53 pmAre team is already really good?Who is the rest of the team and can I meet them?I have to politely ask : Why you keep asking the same question over and over, I think you got the answer many times over by now. The lead developer already answer, Stan answer this question too. There so many way to contact the team, if you really wanted it is easy.I am gaining more and more access with developers. When I mean meet them I mean talk to them. I have 34 development points I have come up from last night, after I talked to 2 developers on mumble.I am sorry if I have offended you oco101
Sorry, this is not a remote position. Bytemaster has requested that if someone is working with us full time, they relocate. Yes, non US citizens can apply and work for us for as long as their visas will allow. We already have devs who are with us for shorter periods of time.... Or you can work with us on a long term basis. We'll be hiring quickly, so the process won't take long if you're the kind of person we're looking for. B