You get upset because someone notifies your witness is malfunctioing in a public channel (which apparently you thought was some "private channel" so not even sure why this bothered you), rather

Yes, that kind of thing is doable for sure. I'd just need to know the exact use case and I could make suggestions for how to do it.

Yes, I'm working on software that will allow for verification of identity, among other things. I don't call it proof-of-truth, because it doesn't guarantee truth on its own, it's just a tool to help (but

Spending/sell pressure, two ways to look at same thing. Again, I disagree with the thesis that sell pressure from DHF is affecting price much, especially not when viewed against the positives to price

At that point you're arguing individual proposals. Obviously there is disagreement on the merits of different proposals. As I stated, I don't agree with all of them myself, and of course many disagree

Someone asked for more opinions from large stakeholders, so I'll briefly add my opinion. All the tokenomics you've discussed were already discussed and coding plans were made as early as Hivefest, as I

This is protection against "user error". In many Hive applications, a user can send a transfer or some form of custom_json, and sometimes they don't understand the instructions of an app, and

Good old MIRA: the best solution when you want to take a month to sync :-)

Actually, it is increasing even now, but the web sites don't show the exact reputation value, only the integer portion. Reputation is on an exponential scale, so the higher your reputation goes, the harder

No, its not that it will be definitely be increased to 2MB, it's just that it is theoretically possible for it to be increased to 2MB: the block size is a parameter voted for by the witnesses and the max

As far as I recall, a lot of the conversion of the mixed Python/SQL code was done by devs that certainly aren't SQL experts (although it was then reviewed by more experienced devs so that improvements

The gateway is back up. The SSL certificate is managed by someone else, IIRC it's johnathan from peerplays.

I'm not really involved in the publicizing side of Hive, but it does sound like a good idea.

I wasn't aware that such filters could be used on anything except exposed tables and views, so it was interesting to learn it could be applied to functions, thanks for the link. We'll experiment more with

Yes, I expect we will have those fixed in the new few days.

Yes, it'll be easier to optimize the queries. Previously, performance issues could be in either the python or the SQL portion of the code. Now that it is all in the SQL code, we can just do explain on

PostgREST is a web server that sits in front of your Postgres database. It has built-in support for a connection pool with configurable number of maximum connections:

Having all the code in pure SQL versus a mix of Python and SQL will definitely make it easier for us to optimize the API calls further in the future.

First, I suggest getting familiar with how the HAF API node stack works. Follow the readme instructions here:

Oh, one other idea is to use a laptop. They have "built-in" UPSs and those are very reliable.