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very nice Junko!
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Evan Stewart
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Chase Walker
3 posts and the thread has not even started?
You really are a faggot spammer who ruins all possible threads, you're like a fucking cancer
Michael Morales
He is a distraction meant to get people to sell
Brody Morgan
Go away 42 u dirty jew
Zachary Cruz
ahh the peanut gallery has joined the group chat
feel free to bump my thread
how are those "shorts" coming along?
Ryan Reyes
Oliver Cooper
why is this person making shit up...
Ryder King
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>Go away 42 u dirty jew
mfw
Jordan Diaz
He’s ok when unclleoldfag shows up otherwise it pretty gay
Wyatt Morales
You do know that all your post have the same ID in threads here, right?
Now kindly and genuinelly go and kill yourself
Levi Ramirez
>Now kindly and genuinelly go and kill yourself
>kindly kill yourself
you would't know the meaning of the word "kind"
look in the mirror and repeat what you typed out here out loud 10 times
Benjamin Baker
>You do know that all your post have the same ID
it's called "namefagging"
you should be "getting it" by now
Dominic Howard
Junko knows what she's talking about
it's called (((INSIDER INFORMATION)))
Cooper Sullivan
Hey 42
What’s the good word?
Isaac Butler
Not sure if your the real 42.
Last we spoke you told me about your work and how your looking for people to rely on. That’s was a few months ago atleast
Jordan Hall
>Hey 42
>What’s the good word?
was reading this today:
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3 Now Israel loved Joseph more than all his children, because he was the son of his old age: and he made him a coat of many colours.
4 And when his brethren saw that their father loved him more than all his brethren, they hated him, and could not speak peaceably unto him.
very relevant
it hasn't been easy, a lot of grifters came by to work for us
they didn't last very long unfortunately
good help is so hard to find these days
Aaron Clark
Feels like the real 42 but who knows, the internet is just a psychological playground for me. The shit you say interest me
Juan Cox
>good help is so hard to find these days
relevant tune:
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you can tell it's the real 42 when the shills come flooding
Jose Adams
>Feels like the real 42 but who knows
at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter unless we're continuing a conversation from before
>The shit you say interest me
thank you, glad to hear that the information I'm sharing is helpful in more ways than just financial
Matthew King
>relevant tune
youtu.be
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Jacob Sanchez
blog.chain.link
The ecosystem of Decentralized Finance (DeFi) applications and the value secured by blockchain oracles are scaling in tandem, mutually supporting the success and growth of one another. As the value secured by DeFi continues to grow at a rapid pace, so does the importance of ensuring that this revolutionary new decentralized financial ecosystem provides a higher level of security and reliability guarantees to its users.
The blockchain “oracle problem” is fairly well known, as many articles have examined this subject in detail. However, the topic of “data quality” provided by oracles still remains largely unknown and misunderstood. The misunderstanding is rooted in the often held assumption that oracles are used to both transfer external data on-chain and generate high-quality data. In our experience researching and building secure oracle solutions, blockchain oracles are designed to transfer data on-chain and harden data against manipulation, not create the data itself.
The separation of these problems (data delivery vs. data quality) has been applied to the architecture of the decentralized oracle networks powering Chainlink’s Price Reference Data, which are the most used oracles in DeFi and power over 90% of Ethereum’s decentralized derivatives market. Based on the success of these oracle networks in providing high-quality data to live applications, we've identified five essential components to solving the data quality problem.
Jackson Cox
1.
Enable oracle nodes to connect to premium data providers to ensure user contracts have access to the highest quality data. This requires the oracle protocol to have password and credential management capabilities so all nodes can securely store API keys and manage account logins for paid subscriptions.
Zachary Baker
2.
Have nodes source price data from high-quality off-chain data providers that specialize in generating accurate price data; specifically data aggregators that maintain volume-adjusted market coverage across all trading environments. Using the oracle mechanism to generate a global market price from a collection of raw data feeds is extremely difficult and it opens the oracle up to numerous attack surfaces, such as rapid volume shifts and data outliers, both of which are not uncommon in cryptocurrency markets.
Carson Brooks
3.
Incorporate decentralization as an active part of the security and reliability guarantees provided by the oracle. Aggregate from multiple independent nodes to ensure the oracle mechanism is manipulation-resistant and highly available when delivering data to contracts. Source from multiple high-quality data providers without sacrificing on quality to bring additional decentralization to the data source level.
Charles Jenkins
4.
Prefer systems that give both users and developers the ability to make informed decisions when designing an oracle mechanism by providing them with on-chain insights into the current and historical performance of each node and the decentralized oracle network as a whole. Avoid any security through obscurity approach to minimize hidden risks and ensure as many eyes as possible can spot any potential issues early on before they become substantial problems down the line.
Landon Kelly
5.
Steer clear of large risks such as using single exchange data sources and/or diluting high-quality data from secure oracle solutions with low-quality data from less secure oracle solutions. Decentralization without quality control standards exposes contracts to a larger attack surface with greater complexity, often leading to the unintended consequences of diminishing the high-quality oracle solution.
Levi King
To further expand on each of these features that are important to ensuring data quality, we examine the ideal composition of a secure decentralized oracle network, how to properly leverage Chainlink’s extensive flexibility to generate high-quality data, and the large data sourcing risks to avoid when designing price oracle networks.
Eli Hill
by the way, here's a hot tip
next time Polkadot goes on sale, pick some up:
polkadot.js.org
I'm already staking my edgeware and polkadot
Jose Perry
90% of this thread is a shizo talking to himself.
another thread down the tube
Parker Campbell
>90% of this thread is a shizo talking to himself.
youtu.be
it's called AUTISM smoothbrain
don't be salty at how neurotypical you truly are