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I opt in.

It's fixed. Thanks!

Thanks for the info -- fixed!

Were the grubs alive? What did they taste like?

IMO, I think there are good reasons for having this kind of throttling, but also situations where it would stand in the way of certain applications. At 35K users, we're not yet seeing scale or any kind

IMO, Instagram did decentralize, but on a higher level of abstraction. Previously to Instagram, photographers who would want to have their photography seen would have to approach giant centralized agencies

Yes, I agree. The internet was supposed to be the first decentralized technology and seems to have failed. It did manage to demonstrate disruptive P2P marketplaces of which Uber, Seamless, Airbnb, YouTube,

Agreed.

It's an interesting view that "Steem funds people to develop and improve itself... with itself", as you've previously put it. What is completely not clear is whether that will be thwarted by

No offense, but do you think it might have felt angry and bitter because you insulted him?

@kyletorpey Replying to first @. Ok, I see what you're saying. Yet, it needs digital cash + special economics. If you implement those properties outside of a cryptocurrency, it's hard to get a point where

I disagree with that assessment. If that was "the only" factor, then ZapChain would be successful.

Kyle, IMO, you cannot separate the native cryptoassets from the app. You cannot implement the economics of Steemit using Bitcoin today, and the economics are crucial to the key value proposition of Steemit,

Hi Kyle, thanks for joining us on Steemit! Having read some of your work and banter on Twitter, I am ecstatic that you came to check out the platform for yourself. You have my upvote. For sure, Steemit

Hi @anyx, highly respect your project, but personally disagree with this notion/philosophy. In my opinion, close-sourcing code is not the correct solution to a problem of malicious use. Firstly, it doesn't

This is great!

Only if each burrito cost $0.00045.

That's really hard to see right now, but I think this is right on. VCs threw themselves onto blockchain companies in the traditional way, the only way they know how. I think what will occur shortly is

This is a great summary resource for the uninitiated. You have our tweet. (

@vippero, are you the author of this article?