There is something that I've been working on in my spare time that could be considered to be Steemit UI reimagined, but nothing that is close to being announced. Hopefully it will get to a state where

That part is still not very clear to me, either. That was directly taken from the C source code. When I get time, I was going to go through the history of that file to see if I could gain some insight

My wife caught me standing on the bathroom scale, sucking in my stomach. “Ha­­! That’s not going to help,” she said. “Sure, it does,” I replied. “It’s the only way I can see the numbers.”

This was one of the tougher ones with no hints - there were just too many possibilities for how the runes and fibtree could be used (even after I brute forced the password, I came up with a different way

It's at least a convention for Bluebird's Promise.promisifyAll() feature to turn functions with Node-style callbacks into promises:

Again, I'm not sure how much Steemit (or other apps) actually depend on the format metadata value, so you may get the same results with no format specified at all (because it looks like they preserve sanitized

steem.js is a JavaScript wrapper around the API. It's more of a simple passthrough, though, so when you call one of the JavaScript functions, it passes along the function name and arguments to the Steem

Yes - I assume that the Unix epoch dates are simply due to null values in this case. And the 10000 numbers represent two decimal places (i.e., 100.00). That comment body was truncated by me in the interest

Not sure that out of the box API would support your type of query. You'd probably have to use one of the database implementations (blockchain/transactions stored in a searchable database) because you're

Or, could be Thorium (or something to do with Thorium) since the FibTree's filename was "peace.jpg". It is difficult to make a practical nuclear bomb from a thorium reactor's byproducts. According

Uranium 232 with a 68.9 year half life?

Hi and welcome to the last task for this crypto challenge.

Ah, that makes me feel better. I couldn't figure out why had numbers that were so different than mine! :-)

EnCt21576128780e16acfe029630299a82625cd42427b1576128780e16acfe0296302YkA/7UtBbAP3LBwfdVm7z66U4JAop5ydPUFfDCQ8LIT1EZAmBM4=IwEmS

On the #steemitcryptochallenge chat, Tim said (ha! pun not intended) that the runes stand for numbers. I was trying to use them as letters, too.

I typed as unicode entities (& # x 1 6 D 3 ; without the spaces becomes ᛓ)

I noticed that, too. ᛓ, ᚹ or ᚦ, ᚨ, ᚱ

Could also be German for Uranium.

Seems pretty hard to me. Are you Fib'ing us?

Thanks for the heads up about that paragraph 2 link. Missed a slash.