You clearly haven’t done your homework buddy. Check the records of most sats spent on this site since it started and right in 15th place.
My post was to get help on what the scam actually was. I wasn’t asking the stackers for anything. Another stacker created that post to help. Which I even commented to give it to the rewards.
I’m not here to stack sats. I am here for the community and to kick start the circular economy.
All the sats I get on this site I give to stackers or projects on geyser.
developers under-appreciate how hard it is to do sales (and blame the world instead)
Much truth. Technical people underestimate how difficult non-technical work actually is. As I've grown older, I've appreciated the importance of social skills like making clients feel comfortable, making a sales pitch, and leadership skills like inspiring people and maintaining a good work culture.
These intangibles are hard to measure, but they are undoubted valuable and difficult to do. Personally, I'd rather sit in front of a computer and code. I very much appreciate being able to offload the social responsibilities to someone else.
Channels continue to operate trustlessly during the splice confirmation. You just can't take advantage of the new capacity of a splice-in until it confirms(unless you're doing 0-conf with LSP).
You clearly haven’t done your homework buddy. Check the records of most sats spent on this site since it started and right in 15th place.
My post was to get help on what the scam actually was. I wasn’t asking the stackers for anything. Another stacker created that post to help. Which I even commented to give it to the rewards.
I’m not here to stack sats. I am here for the community and to kick start the circular economy.
All the sats I get on this site I give to stackers or projects on geyser.
So before jumping to conclusions do some homework
Much truth. Technical people underestimate how difficult non-technical work actually is. As I've grown older, I've appreciated the importance of social skills like making clients feel comfortable, making a sales pitch, and leadership skills like inspiring people and maintaining a good work culture.
These intangibles are hard to measure, but they are undoubted valuable and difficult to do. Personally, I'd rather sit in front of a computer and code. I very much appreciate being able to offload the social responsibilities to someone else.
Channels continue to operate trustlessly during the splice confirmation. You just can't take advantage of the new capacity of a splice-in until it confirms(unless you're doing 0-conf with LSP).
The duplicate comments error is still repeating itself
https://m.stacker.news/64815
Add ", yet?" After you ask.
As if it's only a matter of time.
And do it non-ironically.
Like a jedi mind trick.
Also easier to ask "For next time, do you take Bitcoin?" ...while you're checking out using legacy money.
Day 348 of snailposting everyday 'til BTC hits $100k.
__@_'-'
Elon says it's a liquidity issue with the Shanghai factory shut down and they may buy more in the future.