Can someone explain to a brainlet what is this shit?
altrun.org
Can someone explain to a brainlet what is this shit?
Josiah Watson
Daniel Ortiz
Levi Long
>We’ll showcase what can be achieved with iExec tools and libraries, demonstrating how easy it can be to create applications, run using decentralized and confidential cloud computing.
Evan Harris
An all-in-one Oracle-based price feed application for multiple cryptocurrencies
Signed and trusted thanks to iExec trusted data encryption within Intel SGX hardware enclaves
Makes use of the brand new APIs by Coinbase, a release that has been a hot topic in the blockchain community recently
To top everything off, the interface is hosted via IPFS, being fully decentralized and Web3 certified—the future is here!
>the future is here!
>the future is here!
>the future is here!
>the future is here!
Ryan Barnes
>I first learned about iExec back in 2017, at which point the ICO mania was in full swing and it was hard to tell which projects were all hype and which had actual promise. iExec originally caught my eye as it seemed similar to folding@home
Samuel Watson
man all my money is gone...
Gabriel Price
It means we are rich
Parker Anderson
>combining that type of tech with an immutable ledger seemed admirably futuristic.
>I’m working on a crypto price analysis dapp running on iExec that will access a private dataset stored on Google BigQuery. It’s currently more of a demo of the tech, since I’m just exploring the possibilities of using iExec to access data on Google BigQuery.
>Why did you choose iExec confidential computing to secure the data?
About a month ago, the SGX-based Kaiko Price Feed dapp was released, inspiring me to try something similar with the Coinbase API. Without TEE, none of this would really be possible, given that the API key would have to be in paintext and visible to all. Using a decentralized cloud provider such as iExec to report signed API data on-chain felt like a perfect combination to me. As the amount of signed API providers grow the need and demand for on-chain updaters increases significantly
>Encrypting the API key allows for this dapp to run securely on any worker (with SGX) within an TEE workerpool without exposing the actual API key or any of the data. This also allows API providers to take advantage of publishing an encrypted API key on the marketplace without ever publicly revealing the API key, yet still remaining the provider of the data. This avoids giving up control of data they provide to secondhand resellers and eliminates complications where the API results might be sensitive or confidential, also providing them with unique monetization opportunities.
Wyatt Parker
Why is it dumping?
Blake Evans
OP USE A MORE VISIBILE OP IMAGE NEXT TIME
Kayden Russell
I bought a few thousand barrels at 1.30 and I want an explanation.
Oliver Evans
when a bunch of pajeets want to make money they pretend something is a thing in order to sell it to you for more than they paid
if you have a brain you look at the whitepaper-stated github of the backbone of the service and realize the lack of activity makes no fucking sense for something supposedly revolutionary
github.com
Evan Jones
XTREMWEBHEP IS COMPLETED IDIOT
Mason Butler
There he is. There he goes again. Look, everyone! He posted it once again! Isn’t he just the wisest investor around?! Oh my God.
I can almost see your pathetic shitskin glowing in the dark, lit by your laptop screen which is the only source of light in your village, giggling like a like girl as you once again type your little RLC thread up and fill in the captcha. Or maybe you don’t even fill in the captcha. Maybe you’re such a disgusting PAJEET that you actually paid for a Zig Forums pass, so you just choose the picture. Oh, and we all know the picture. The “DIGITAL OIL” drums, right? I imagine you little shit laughing so hard as you click it that you drop your curry on the floor, but it’s ok, your mother will clean it up in the morning. Oh, that’s right. Did I fail to mention? You live with your mother. You are a fat fucking fuckup, she’s probably so sick of you already. So sick of having to do everything for you all goddamn day, every day, for a grown man who spends all his time on Zig Forums posting about a fucking shitcoin. Just imagine this. She had you, and then she thought you were gonna be a brahmin or an astronaut or something grand, and then you became a NEET. A pathetic RLC NEET. She probably cries herself to sleep everyday thinking about how bad it is and how she wishes she could just disappear. She can’t even try to talk with you because all you say is “DIGITAL OIL.” You’ve become a parody of your own self. And that’s all you are. A sad little man laughing in the dark by himself as he prepares to indulge in the same old dance that he’s done a million times now. And that’s all you’ll ever be.
Caleb Martin
>tech can be completed
>completed useful tech has 3 fucking followers in github
Oliver Garcia
>MUH GITHUB FUD
KEK STAY POOR
Tyler Carter
hahahahaha yea someone that looks far enough into your shitcoin to find the actual backbone and consider it deeply is just fudding
Jose Barnes
>HE LOOKED INTO THE FINISHED CORE OF AN OLD TECH REPURPOSED FOR IEXEC
KEK
Gavin Gomez
You realize that xtremweb has been maintained for 20 years? Do you expect them to write millions of new lines of codes on a middleware they developed themselves and tested at scale in academia for decades?
>something supposedly revolutionary
The revolutionary part of iExec is merging multiple components (distributed computing, TEE, smart-contract) to create a decentralize cloud marketplace.
Satoshi combined pre existing asymmetric cryptography, proof of work and a database structure to create Bitcoin, he didn't discover any of these things himself, his genius was combining them together.
Liam Mitchell
>HE LOOKED INTO THE FINISHED CORE OF AN OLD TECH REPURPOSED FOR IEXEC
>AND THEN NEVER MODIFIED FOR MODERN USAGE
>You realize that xtremweb has been maintained for 20 years? Do you expect them to write millions of new lines of codes on a middleware they developed themselves and tested at scale in academia for decades?
>SOFTWARE NEVER HAS TO DO MODIFICATIONS TO RUN ON MODERN HARDWARE. MY OS DOESNT MAKE ME DOWNLOAD UPDATES EVERY FUCKING GODDAMN DAY
Grayson Kelly
ALL OF IT IS TRUE RETARD
Kevin Turner
>THIS FLAWLESS DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING TECH WAS COMPLETED 10 YEARS AGO BUT NEVER USED BECAUSE REASONS BUT NOW IT WILL ACTUALLY BE USED HONEST AND THERE WILL ALSO BE A COIN ASSOCIATED WITH IT THAT MAKES YOU RICH EVEN THOUGH THERES NO FUCKING REASON TO MAKE YOU RICH WHEN THE OWNERS COULD JUST PERSONALLY ENJOY THE GAINS BY RUNNING A BUSINESS THAT EXCLUDES YOU
Austin Hughes
>THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF RLC FUD
Liam Miller
I remember when people used to own fud instead of just dismissing it with one line that makes no sense
Jordan Martinez
>THERE WILL ALSO BE A COIN ASSOCIATED WITH IT THAT MAKES YOU RICH EVEN THOUGH THERES NO FUCKING REASON TO MAKE YOU RICH
You're talking about LINK?
Justin Murphy
kek don’t bother dude, you’re talking to literal pradeep shills
Levi Ward
is there a way i can stop being extremely upset when these flowchart shill posters use our dismissive technology like ">the absolute state" at a completely time
I'm almost in tears over this right now
Angel Robinson
oh my god i somehow left out the word inappropriate....im too old for posting im retiring
Ryan Clark
just don’t reply back to these shills, their argument is either “that’s what they said about link” or “haha the absolute state” they are not paid enough to construct an argument.
Kevin Wilson
but it seems so great.....i want distributed computing so badly...........
why doesnt it exist and where are these shills coming from trying to sell this non-solution?
David Russell
Cry about it faggot