Who was in the wrong here?

>Hi, everyone... *waving hands* welcome to the sharding.. thingy lecture
Fuck this guy is hilarious

did he really say that? jesus christ.

>stop calling c-link a json parser, so᠌yboy

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Thank you

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Mooooomyyyyy !!!

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There's literally nothing to be interpreted from this picture

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I wonder if he will ever change that shirt

>He can't read body language
Tip: Vitalik's body evading Sergey.
Sergey in a defensive posture.

Memes aside, if you honestly think things like clothes are super important then....well, that's why you are where you are and he is where he is.

Linkmarine: Did you ever hear the tragedy of Vitalik The Wise?

Newfag: No?

Linkmarine: I thought not. It's not a story a mEther would tell you. It's a crypto legend. Vitalik The Wise was a turbo autist, so powerful and so wise he could use the Sharding to make Ethereum scale… He had such a knowledge of the consensus models, he could make it even fast and secure.

Newfag: He could make Ethereum fast and secure?

Linkmarine: Turbo Autism is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.

Newfag: What happened to him?

Linkmarine: He became so powerful… the only thing he was afraid of was losing his influence, which eventually, of course, he did. Unfortunately, he taught his apprentice everything he knew about Sharding, then his apprentice launched an decentralized oracle network to surpass Ethereums mcap. Ironic. He could make Chainlink run on Ethereum, but not save himself from dethroning.

Newfag: Is it possible to learn this power?

Linkmarine: Not from a Nolinker.

>Sergey in the light
>vit is in the dark
>this is the last time they ever spoke as friends

10/10

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Despite posting here I'm neurotypical and it physically hurts me to observe Buterin or hear him speak. His autism is so powerful it hurts.

Look at Sergey's dominant posture, one hand on the hip, the other clenched, looking him the eye. He's berating that autistic retard.

Now this is stinky

yes. he's shameless

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Have we actually figured out exactly what was asked and said here?

From around: 1:42

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>SERGEY: Very nice talk

>VITALIK: Thank you

>SERGEY: Um, ... obviously (you) are going to need oracles for between the shards that's... in (???) in solution

>VITALIK: Um, so you can make, you can make oracles for the shards (???) a lot of (us?) are working on that so uh

>SERGEY: Ok so is that... suboptimal (?) (oracles??) for

>VITALIK: Um, if it is one thing...

>VIDEO ENDS

So, based on the talk as well, here is what I think a few things going on are. First, In Sergey's main question he asked about how things are going to work with the different shards interacting with one another. The basic problem as I see it is that, as soon as you have shards, each shard is again subject to the connectivity problem; you need reliable information about the state of something on the other shard in order to trigger smart contracts or dapps in the other. Sergey is wondering about how Vitalik plans to approach this issue, both because A) Link is currently mainly working on ethereum, so this will be important to know for when sharding is implemented, and B) this is a related problem to the one link is solving, so he needs to know how eth will be approaching the issue - their could be either risks (better approach that BTFOs link) or opportunities (LINK can provide data for programs on different shards reliably).

Thanks for looking into this. I think if there was any audio experts they could clarify the full meeting