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Re:Crypto Theses for 2022 [pdf] by space_rock on Sunday December 12, 2021 @07:23PM (#29535186)
Nice condescending tone you got going

Backend/frontend? I thought this was a decentralized network. There should just be users with nodes. Backends point to clear points of failure from a disingenuous misleading project

Re:Crypto Theses for 2022 [pdf] by diveanon on Sunday December 12, 2021 @11:20PM (#29536558)
If you made even a passing attempt at understanding this space you would see how wrong you are.

Anyone can interact with a contract directly, you don't need any FE or BE at all.

I can't speak to the specifics of dydx since I am not a user and haven't done my due diligence on them, but with every other dex I have ever interacted with it is entirely possible to use their service entirely from the contract interface.

Its usually the first thing I do to ensure that I can access my funds without any external dependencies.

Re:Crypto Theses for 2022 [pdf] by space_rock on Sunday December 12, 2021 @11:55PM (#29536767)
How can I make a passing attempt to understand the space when I've already been teaching decentralised tech for 6 years
Re:Crypto Theses for 2022 [pdf] by diveanon on Monday December 13, 2021 @03:56PM (#29544532)
Then as an educator you are doing your students a disservice and allowing your personal bias to impact their future.
Re:Crypto Theses for 2022 [pdf] by space_rock on Monday December 13, 2021 @12:01AM (#29536803)
You are just contradicting the parents comments while trying to claim they aren't being misleading. The exchange when down with aws and they were lying about being decentralised to sell tokens