Just made my third vote (Hive was already in first place).

If I understood correctly, it was some bug or similar unexpected "event", but I didn't pay close attention, so I could be wrong.

It's a very moderately-priced dedicated cloud-based server: Relatively cheap CPU: E-2275G 4GHz CPU (4 core/8 thread system) (this CPU retails for $334) 64GB RAM Fanciest thing is it has 2 960GB samsung

get_followers/following are definitely served by hivemind, and have been for quite a while I think (as long as Hive existed, I believe, but not 100% sure without checking). But we've moved some other API

This post discusses how the report works:

It's there pretty much every night, unless there's a lot of cloud cover.

It was one of your earlier comments on blockchain that I think inspired arcange to put the topic on the agenda for the meeting (but work was already in progress).

EOS had what was to us an essentially "surprise" hardfork and it takes a long to replay EOS in such a condition. We've been replaying for several weeks now. If it takes much longer, we may look

You're not kidding. I didn't even do much exercise in December, since my regular workout partner was too busy with their job (delivering packages during the holiday). But just started back last Sunday,

It'll show up the same way as the old ones, with a number beside the name of the account (the number is the number of blacklists they follow that the account is on). I've checked how well this is working

The actual amount they want now is much lower than the amount shown, it's just not possible to edit the proposal amount.

The actual amount they want now is much lower than the amount shown, it's just not possible to edit the proposal amount.

Sorry, but I haven't done anything to you. I don't even have an idea who you are. What exactly are you claiming I did to you?

Posts and comments dropped this week, probably because of Christmas holiday.

Thanks, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

2nd layer services can be just as decentralized and trustless as first level services. Pretty much everything @yabapmatt said on marky's post is true, and the main issue is ensuring that there's some kind

Here's a description of how blacklists function:

There's no really easy way to do this on the server side, given the current implementation. One possibility would be to encrypt the lists, then decrypt them on the client side, and let the client do the

Yes, exactly. While some form of it could certainly be used for spam fighting, it's aimed more at improving a person's ability to rate data accuracy, products, people's skills, ideas and even beliefs.

Sorry for the delay, missed your question until now. We opened the office in Poland originally because there was a group of programmers there who were experienced in a complex and somewhat esoteric programming