Fantastic, I'm sure the bitcoin developers will appreciate the free labor. But if you care you have any reputation as anything but a hotheaded fool-- you should probably tone the public announcements down until you've actually completed your work! Otherwise, even when you do carry work though until you find something interesting (and I'm sure you would if you work at it long enough)-- you'll still have earned a poor reputation regardless.
i don't guard my reputation. this isn't 48 laws of power. i'd never become a blockchain socialite to the extent of social climbing to become blockstream's cto. i answer to no one and don't try to mold how others perceive me. interesting insults though - though i can assure you wholeheartedly that you don't want to make it personal. just so you know where you stand, who i am and who pulls rank on who. i rce'd slack too. bitcoin is food now. there is a dos here regardless - but thanks for the motivation
again, i've successfully found remote crashes and dos issues in 25 - 30 blockchains. i don't care if you're a biased developer who takes this to heart. i'm going to see to brutalizing bitcoind and making it clear to you what happens when i attack nodes. cocky academics like you motivate me. he who laughs last etc.