Note that Clive isn't really just a CLI, it has a TUI (which is basically just a GUI that will also work on terminals).

IMO "impermanent loss" is a clever marketing gimmick created by some of the early AMM designers to fool unwary investors (or possibly those designers were really just that stupid). "Impermanent

If you mean create a single transaction that contains multiple transfer operations that pay out to different users, you can do that now. It is easy to do programatically from a library like Wax. If you're

For this particular audience, it's probably useful to add a link to the snowflake type for user notifications we will be using in the next release of hivemind:

That's what you get when you fully trust an AI summary :-) The actual point was more that when tuned properly, you don't actually get much benefit from using a ram disk any more. You can get nearly the

Some very early results are here:

I think the idea for SSR is just to give special results for the bots, so no functionality will be lost.

Details here:

Yes, the work we're planning related to API optimization will definitely be beneficial for mobile users.

IIRC you made an issue for this a while back. There's no opposition to the idea, it's just been lower priority compared to other scalability issues we've been working on. I don't think it's very difficult,

I think it's this issue: The fix was merged, but perhaps it hasn't been deployed to hive.blog. @gtg Can you check on it?

With the pace of technology, even those phones will soon be replaced by 4GB phones :-) Its just like there is no point in us designing for 16KB computers (the first ones I worked on).

I'm not involved in marketing for Hive very much, I just provide technical info to people that want to market Hive. I made a decision early on not to get involved in the marketing of Hive and stay on the

Yes, the idea is that the customizable web sites will be built from the web components we've already released. First issue that has come up is potentially allowing them to server-side render for SEO

Docker for Windows is actually super simple to install :-)

We've been working on our smart contract system since Hive began :-) I posted about a few of my ideas for it back then: Update: actually reading post in the above link, it didn't actually talk about smart

The new stack is fully self-documenting for all the new REST calls (not so much for the legacy JSON calls, but these are going away). And the interactive docs are "forced" to keep up, because

Actually, HBD is listed on some exchanges, just not many. Many people actually run bots trading HBD on those exchanges, because it is possible to profit from the "stable coin" value and temporary

I guess most obvious thing would be the description of themselves from their json metadata + some account statistics. But seems like a good question to ask potential users. Anyone want to suggest what

I think the "hive account" should be the next implemented, I guess a lot of people would like that one.