Nice review. I was thinking about watching Army of Thieves, but was hesitating because I didn't like Army of the dead much (mostly for reasons you mentioned). I'll give the first one a try now.

I think this is to some extent true. After I played games of go, I could often reconstruct the moves of the games afterwards, and it was mainly because me and my opponent were generally making high probability

I didn't invest much time into western chess, less than a year: I was only 12 years old, and I lacked discipline to study hard, I just played for fun. My parents bought me a chess computer (no good players

I think blindfold skill is necessary to become truly good at any of these games, because the advantage comes from person who can see the board several steps into the future, which means they have to visualize

I bought a 2nd-hand xiangqi board at a YMCA thrift shop during a big book sale, so I read the rules and played a few times against a chinese friend a while back. But it's been so long ago I don't even

Some goods for you then: I think changes planned for the next hardfork will likely lead to more times when posts will be paid in a combination of liquid Hive and HBD.

The chart near the end, around latest hardfork, shows that increasing interest on HBD has strong correlation with raising hard cap price - something witnesses should be taking into account. Correlation

Interesting looking drink, is that a frappe or something like it?

So, every HAF app will be writing custom_jsons on hive, and if the HAF app code is open-sourced, other apps can communicate with that app, given the data is now public. Yes, that's essentially correct.

No, hivemind doesn't write to the blockchain itself. It can only write "2nd layer" information, derived from 1st layer (blockchain) data. When you follow someone on hive, your hive client app

Late to the show, so only caught the Amorphis song (and your terrible Finnish pun) since the last song got caught off by the timer. So I'll guess I'll have to catch the next one to get more of a feeling

Would you consider breaking out the average transactions per block to a different graph? I think it's a much more useful graph to measure usage of the chain than the max transactions per block, but it

First, not sure where you're getting your data, but it's not accurate. HBD peg has held well since HF 25 when the Hive->HBD conversion operation was added. I've had bots trying to buy it at 0.99 or

Image size is not a problem, I just use built-in feature in Chrome browser (ctrl+mouse wheel) to expand entire page when reading such graphs.

I think text description below graph 6 is incorrect: says it is list of top 15 operations, but only shows top 10 operations. Also, might be interesting to show percentage of all "other" types

I think you need to widen the bars on the "new users" graph to show the values properly.

Yes, these optimizations are key to Hive's future, in my opinion. Scalability had been the Achilles heel of all blockchains.

HBD is already an algorithmic stablecoin (arguably one of the first, but the original algorithm had a weakness: no peg on the high side). But after the changes in the last hardfork, it has the best algorithm

I won't be tricked by your wizard mind tricks, but I love Hive anyways!

The Sun Tzu quote reminds me of the origin of Hive itself. Complete surprise was a key component of its successful launch.