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0xfce18c40…18dfsent to0x38b394cd…db66·#4,584,725·view on Etherscan
Detailed summary (~1000w) of the major challenges and current progress concerning building a meshnetThe current political status of net neutrality is a bit worrying. If the Internet as we know it becomes crippled, how close are we to building some sort of decentralized alternative? The Worker must have expert-level understanding of the field, although I don't necessarily require certifications. After delivery of the writeup, I will do a bit of research and get some second opinions as to the validity and worthiness of the writeup, which will greatly inform my burn/release decision. I'm looking for about 1000 words. Here are some guidelines: - Links to other completed works, with an included summary, would be great--but I want more than references; I want a good amount of "meta-analysis" as well. - Quotes are great, but will not count toward the ~1000 word count. - Plagiarism is obviously not tolerated, but paraphrasing is fine **as long as it's demarcated as such and credited.** - Commentary on how "close" we are, given certain assumptions, would be nice. For example "If we had 1000 engineers for 3 years"; "with all the money in the world"; "given no governmental influence". Post your writeup as a Worker statement. Note that markdown formatting, while not yet supported, should be a feature added fairly soon and will retroactively apply. This should be completed no more than two weeks after commitment. Partial updates (i.e., part 1 of 3) are acceptable, and will receive partial release/burns. I will fund and release up to an additional 1 ETH if the writeup is not only satisfactory, but outstanding. After the writeup is posted and the funds are released, I might add additional funds and ask additional questions, and may continue on in this manner for many rounds. However, the initial commit will only be seen as a commitment to the original request. Email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions. Serious inquiries only.
unknown sendersent to0x815ff51c…6e04·#4,584,725·view on Etherscan
Detailed summary (~1000w) of the major challenges and current progress concerning building a meshnet
unknown sendersent to0x815ff51c…6e04·#4,584,725·view on Etherscan
GThe current political status of net neutrality is a bit worrying. If the Internet as we know it becomes crippled, how close are we to building some sort of decentralized alternative? The Worker must have expert-level understanding of the field, although I don't necessarily require certifications. After delivery of the writeup, I will do a bit of research and get some second opinions as to the validity and worthiness of the writeup, which will greatly inform my burn/release decision. I'm looking for about 1000 words. Here are some guidelines: - Links to other completed works, with an included summary, would be great--but I want more than references; I want a good amount of "meta-analysis" as well. - Quotes are great, but will not count toward the ~1000 word count. - Plagiarism is obviously not tolerated, but paraphrasing is fine **as long as it's demarcated as such and credited.** - Commentary on how "close" we are, given certain assumptions, would be nice. For example "If we had 1000 engineers for 3 years"; "with all the money in the world"; "given no governmental influence". Post your writeup as a Worker statement. Note that markdown formatting, while not yet supported, should be a feature added fairly soon and will retroactively apply. This should be completed no more than two weeks after commitment. Partial updates (i.e., part 1 of 3) are acceptable, and will receive partial release/burns. I will fund and release up to an additional 1 ETH if the writeup is not only satisfactory, but outstanding. After the writeup is posted and the funds are released, I might add additional funds and ask additional questions, and may continue on in this manner for many rounds. However, the initial commit will only be seen as a commitment to the original request. Email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions. Serious inquiries only.
unknown sendersent to0x38b394cd…db66·#4,584,725·view on Etherscan
Detailed summary (~1000w) of the major challenges and current progress concerning building a meshnetThe current political status of net neutrality is a bit worrying. If the Internet as we know it becomes crippled, how close are we to building some sort of decentralized alternative? The Worker must have expert-level understanding of the field, although I don't necessarily require certifications. After delivery of the writeup, I will do a bit of research and get some second opinions as to the validity and worthiness of the writeup, which will greatly inform my burn/release decision. I'm looking for about 1000 words. Here are some guidelines: - Links to other completed works, with an included summary, would be great--but I want more than references; I want a good amount of "meta-analysis" as well. - Quotes are great, but will not count toward the ~1000 word count. - Plagiarism is obviously not tolerated, but paraphrasing is fine **as long as it's demarcated as such and credited.** - Commentary on how "close" we are, given certain assumptions, would be nice. For example "If we had 1000 engineers for 3 years"; "with all the money in the world"; "given no governmental influence". Post your writeup as a Worker statement. Note that markdown formatting, while not yet supported, should be a feature added fairly soon and will retroactively apply. This should be completed no more than two weeks after commitment. Partial updates (i.e., part 1 of 3) are acceptable, and will receive partial release/burns. I will fund and release up to an additional 1 ETH if the writeup is not only satisfactory, but outstanding. After the writeup is posted and the funds are released, I might add additional funds and ask additional questions, and may continue on in this manner for many rounds. However, the initial commit will only be seen as a commitment to the original request. Email me at coinop.logan@gmail.com with any questions. Serious inquiries only.