Not long ago I wrote about the Raspberry Pi 5 launch and how I would recommend a Pi to most people at this point as Mini PC's are not much more but far more powerful. Can you explain what you mean by this?

Yeah I mean when empty houses are x10 more common than homelessness something has got to give.

high roller

That's my assessment as well but I actually want them to fuck it up this time. Maybe crypto has made me far too comfortable with volatility.

I think out of everyone I know, you'd have to be the biggest liberal with the strongest anti-Democrat bias. Damn it's weird when it gets said out loud. You know what they say: once you go far enough left

Yeah I probably wouldn't do that either but it's hard to not at least think about it.

lol too accurate

Yeah I def get shady vibes from this... even if it's just talk.

Feels a lot like 2020 honestly.

HiveEngine fees are pretty high and moving BTC is expensive as well. The way these two things work is completely different. I still need to learn a bit more to explain it well.

I'm still struggling to understand the security of this wrapping model. You touched on it briefly that it relies on BTC collateral. Their overall reliability will determine the level of collateralization

But it's also not really helping anything and it's a lot of money. See I keep hearing this line but no one can actually present the actual data to backup the argument. If it's so obvious then it should

Would I be ok with moving content rewards to L2? Until anyone can show me why content rewards on Hive are unsustainable but content rewards on L2 magically are sustainable I can't take the argument seriously.

The oligarchy only gobbles up the majority of the rewards pool because Hive is broken in the way it is. The oligarchy: Yeah? Edicted is the oligarchy? Taskmaster is the oligarchy? Lordbutterfly is the

A system that rewards based on subjective opinion is unbalanced if it doesn't contain a way to take rewards away based on subjective opinion. Is it better to have an unbalanced network to avoid all that

Yeah I mean preaching to the choir really I think one of the main points is that it "will be" broken in the future because of AI and whatnot and we need some kind of plan that's not going to

Unfortunately if we turned off downvotes a lot of users would just start allocating 100% of their upvotes to themselves and scams would run rampant. I'm not sure if it would be the disaster everyone makes

Because of auto voting circle jerking nepotism etc. I can't say I agree but we all know it's not a perfect system.

gah you just reminded me I forgot to mention certain topics like killing the reward pool kills account recovery because there's no reason to stake the majority of your stack. One of the ideas pitched was