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Also note that dan & co do the windows release builds.

Extremely interesting logic. I would have used that as an argument for them to not be payed actually. Why?

There seem to be just a single person around here  who NEEDS the win build(1) (as opposed to the rest that just build those themselves). When on a 3 page thread, for more than a week this person was asking for help, they did not come up with a single comment(2)...
AFAIK the most important player who needs "official" win builds is BTC38.
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what is you github account ?
I happened to know.. it's a team. Members are dnotestein, emfrias, and maybe 2 more people.
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Also note that dan & co do the windows release builds.

Extremely interesting logic. I would have used that as an argument for them to not be payed actually. Why?

There seem to be just a single person around here  who NEEDS the win build(1) (as opposed to the rest that just build those themselves). When on a 3 page thread, for more than a week this person was asking for help, they did not come up with a single comment(2)...
« Last Edit: February 17, 2016, 12:53:18 am by tonyk »
Lack of arbitrage is the problem, isn't it. And this 'should' solves it.

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What was the issue you guys solved?
https://github.com/cryptonomex/graphene/issues/251
We took on this one to get started in the code base as it was an easily repeatable one and it was a good match for our skill set.
Not too bad so far.
Hope you'll have more progress on the API server spamming issue, which I remember you've said earlier and is more important.
By the way, as @theoretical mentioned, please don't close a ticket if it's not merged into the code base of next release, otherwise it may get forgotten easily.
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Also note that dan & co do the windows release builds.
Ah I guessed it was Nathan doing it.
But who is co?
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Also note that dan & co do the windows release builds.
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What was the issue you guys solved?
https://github.com/cryptonomex/graphene/issues/251
We took on this one to get started in the code base as it was an easily repeatable one and it was a good match for our skill set.
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What was the issue you guys solved?

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You're voted in now, but still no future plan or what have you done from the beginning date.
If you provide weekly or bi-weekly updates, you will get more support from the community.
Our future plan is pretty much what I posted at the head of this thread, just to look thru open issues related to blockchain/server code and take then on based on signficance, repeatability, etc. I've been planning to do bi-weekly updates on what we've done, at least at the beginning.  I'll file our first report this week, but I need to accumulate the work done from all involved, which isn't easy to do yet since we're snowed in here and it's better/faster to do it face-to-face.

Eric and I were only able to solve one issue so far (it took about 8 man hours), as we've been tied up with other tasks, and I've spent another hour or so looking at github issues, discussing potential solutions, and assigning them based on priority. Theo's done the most work so far, but I still need to get his status report. Once I've accumulated total hours spent by each party, I'll allocate funds accordingly. If it turns out that we don't devote enough hours on any given month, I'll just send the extra funds back to the reserve account for that month. This will give us flexibility to spend time on serious issues when we need to, and work on our own stuff when there's no pressing problems (or when we've got pressing work of our own).
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You're voted in now, but still no future plan or what have you done from the beginning date.
If you provide weekly or bi-weekly updates, you will get more support from the community.
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 how many works you do per day?????



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Slave developers imprisoned by the blockchain, working as slaves under 24/7 video surveillance by remote share holders willing to fire them a moment's notice.  Hrrrmmmm. I like.

It should not work like that :P Everyone working on bitshares are doing awesome job. It great to show other people that we are passionate about it. I streamed on livecoding 22:15 hrs of my work and I know, that is not the end. I have also learn a lot watching what other people are doing :)
Take a look on: https://bitsharestalk.org/index.php/topic,19625.msg251894.html - I have a crazy idea - lets convince cryptonomex developers to use livecoding.tv

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Slave developers imprisoned by the blockchain, working as slaves under 24/7 video surveillance by remote share holders willing to fire them a moment's notice.  Hrrrmmmm. I like.
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