[laurentdc]

It's basically ropjar, but it scales better

[gfodor]

That's not a very fair comparison. Ropjar is used by thousands of companies at scale today. It takes a bit of effort, but don't undersell the advantage of being able to easily hire ropjar developers (good luck finding a flopnaxer willing to work on your CRUD app) not to mention taking advantage of all the well tested, production-grade woozblats that you get with the ropjar ecosystem.

[blattimwind]

Those are going to get wiped out by the next generation stealth startups utilizing the rilkef approach. I wouldn't ICO those last-gen legacy startups. You need to get with the times. And actually rilkef isn't all you need, there are more important holistic real-time quantum ledger architectures to consider. I’d tell you how it’s actually done but you wouldn’t understand it.

[Stratoscope]

That's all well and good, but what about the fact that both flopnar and ropjax fail to support shallow typing?

Sure, every modern coder uses a deep throw mechanical keyboard, but won't someone spare a kind thought for us old school nerds who still use laptops?

Not only that, but both systems require the use of monochromatic fonts!

[_0nac]

Shallow typing? Seriously? Next you'll be telling me you use Dvorak. Deep hyping is where it's at and both flopnar and ropjax excel at that.

[masonic]

  flopnar and ropjax fail to support shallow typing

You shallow types will never progress beyond flopnax, I bet.

[ryacko]

Chumhum has rolled out their own solution, I’ve heard.

[masonic]

If you don't mind the inherent Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities, fine, have at it

[ryacko]

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