RC will definitely keep going up if we get more traffic. One of the things I want to do as part of the next hardfork is rationalize RC cost calculations more. With increased traffic, we need it to be more

Close enough, the hived was getting clogged up by bad traffic (the cards), so it couldn't handle even the good traffic (dust). And although I didn't mention it in the post, perhaps surprisingly, even the

Well, I'm sure parts of it will be pretty hard to digest, such as "worker threads", but hopefully the gist of it will be understandable.

The replacement of broadcast_transaction_synchronous calls by broadcast_transaction calls will pay big dividends, both in terms of scalability to handle more traffic, and as you've noticed, in terms of

I actually replied three times accidentally because of an issue where transactions sometimes look like they've failed when they haven't right now. I erased the extra comments.

We think it's related to a new version of condenser using a new version of hive-js (new version is better/faster in general, but we're seeing this new strange behavior, so we're looking into it). We will

We think it's related to a new version of condenser using a new version of hive-js (new version is better/faster in general, but we're seeing this new strange behavior, so we're looking into it).

We think it's related to a new version of condenser using a new version of hive-js (new version is better/faster in general, but we're seeing this new strange behavior, so we're looking into it).

We think it's related to a new version of condenser using a new version of hive-js (new version is better/faster in general, but we're seeing this new strange behavior, so we're looking into it).

There's currently two 2nd layer platforms for smart contracts: Hive Engine and DLUX. In addition, BlockTrades will be developing a HAF-based smart contract engine, but we don't have a firm timeline yet

CFA = chartered financial analyst? If so, I thought you guys only show your clients graphs that go upwards :-) But we can hope that our traffic graph stays inline with your expectations (unless some of

Total amount of HBD being paid out via interest is very small, even at 10% interest rate. In fact, less is paid out now at 10% than when we were paying 3%, because now the HBD has to be in a savings account,

If you plan to keep the HBD for a while and won't have an immediate need for it, then yes, it is best to keep it in savings, because it will collect interest payments there.

Hi, your article is quite long, so I'm only going to address a few points that I saw were directly related to the software I'm planning to create, since you've directly asked about it. Is it true that

You're probably wondering why such a small post got so much reward. The answer is simple, all the rewards for this post are going towards funding future development of Hive, rather than to the poster (that's

Yes, IMO, HAF is a very big thing.

And open-source is usually one of my key criteria for voting. Even among currently voted in proposals, you'll find that my vote isn't typically on the closed source ones. @acidyo brings up one of the most

I have heard that its because of interest of large stake holders, and only those get funded, who have some kind of association with them ? Not sure where you "heard" that, but it's utter BS.

HAF is a framework for building apps, but it is quite different from Flux/React, because flux/react is focused on simplifying creation of frontend apps, whereas HAF is focused on building backend apps

It's my plan to bundle Layer2 app support into the package we deliver to exchanges, so our layer 2 smart contract system should allow for tokens to be supported on exchanges with minimal effort by the