No, communities are more like special "tags" that one or more accounts create and can control.

Unfortunately, no. We shut down our cryptocurrency exchange business recently, see here for more details:

Communities are a 2nd layer function, so they can't perform 1st layer functionality such as account creation.

The query supervisor is one of the key technologies for the L2 haf smart contract system (it's the reason it is being created, although it can also serve other uses, such as for a publicly-available HAF

This link doesn't work for me:

The code already limits how much can be paid in a day to 1/100th of the HBD amount in the DHF.

You've misunderstood my point. I'm disagreeing with your idea regardless if such a "single person" is me or not. My point is that "if someone with sufficient voting power to vote over the

I have to disagree with your logic to some extent. I didn't do the math, but let us take it as given that I have enough voting power to upvote a proposal past the return level. That doesn't prevent any

Yes, it means we're close to starting on it. In a way, I consider all this work (HAF improvements, query supervisor, dev ops work with docker deployments to ease development and testing) part of the smart

We are working on boilerplate scripts for various operations like you described. Looking forward to your example use case questions.

It doesn't have any impact on hive-engine. Our service has only ever supported a relatively small number of coin types, and none of those were hive-engine coins.

Crypto legislation is really hard to predict. Especially as the rules are being established much differently in different regions. Also, I believe that cryptocurrency isn't really well understood by the

Yeah, one of the things I find most interesting is the translators, at least for chinese, often translate the native chinese idioms to ones that are more familiar to the reader than the native saying.

A monthly subscription is like $5 or less, if I recall correctly. And it is well worth it, in my opinion, since it lets you track the words you know/don't know well. I forget the exact benefits, but I

Yes, its not a problem for languages with word breaks. It's not a big problem even for mandarin, but it occasionally makes mistakes. I just wish it had a way for us to override when it does.

Also, if you purchase the for-pay subscription (it's cheap, highly recommended), you can mark words you know and/or learning. I find this very helpful when scanning the dialog along the side to see words

I tried Toucan briefly, but I don't recall it being very useful for me. But I'm a super fan of language reactor now. I feel it has really dramatically speeded up my learning rate, especially when it comes

Good to know, but I've never tried to screenshot with it, so didn't know that was an issue. On a related note, I get a side button beside the subtitle that allows me to copy/paste them, but I don't see

I have it show both the pinyin, the chinese characters, and the english (3 separate lines). Yes, I hover over unknown words to learn them. There's a few features missing that I wish it had: 1) sometimes

I've also tried lots of methods. In the end, here is what is working best for me now: language reactor coupled with a netflix subscription. I also use pleco as a language dictiory and occasionally watch