I was hoping for details (being one of the few manual curators), but didn't see them. So for others who visit this, here they are: There is now no punishment for voting early (previous 5 minute window)

What soil composition do cherry trees require for them to optimally produce cherries? I've had to learn the hard way this is one big thing to check before planting any tree.

Yes, some SQL languages support it, some don't. Most SQL languages have something similar and they work in a similar way where some of the schema is copied, while some is not (like defaults). In this example,

What's a good team/developer group to look into a feature that allows user to mute a topic over a user? For instance, I may want all political/religious talk muted, but not mute an entire user (as they

Except you're forgetting this: Btw, what's up with the price at Bittrex? isn't 98k sat a little high for a coin with 400,000,000 premine, that is yet to be distributed (how do I get a piece of that pie,

Suggested feature: aggregate on rewards daily/weekly/monthly. That would be a helpful view. I noticed that Hive no longer shows the weekly curation/author reward (ie: This would be a useful addition,

Great additions. I've only supported 2 witnesses thus far and you're one of them. Keep up the good work.

The ultimate finite asset is land. Notice how many billionaires have been buying land - for instance, Bill Gates is now one of the largest farmland owners in the world. He's not the only "digital"

This is excellent and it's a good reminder why @burnpost was a great account. Reducing the supply equally distributes value to all members who have even a fraction of a token (or more), as it makes each

I briefly mentioned Hive Technologies in this video on Ethereum 2.0. There are some positives and negatives of the company and their actions have been fascinating, especially considering that Ethereum

This wasn't a secret to anyone. Apple and Google announced this months ago, so everyone knew ahead of time that they would be doing this. As for legality, anyone who has an Apple or Android phone is using

Bingo. Your post is one of many reasons why I hate Steem/Hive. Developers don't stop and consider the why at all. This developers just thinks something is "dumb" and never considers tax complexity.

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I love the Bonus 2 idea and I'm glad to see others jumping on it. These makes a good use-case example of how Steem can be used for fun games.

Great article and I think you cover some use cases. For medicine, there are quite a few others; the examples you list aren't the most compelling, though they do show where VR can be applied. However, what

I think most of your slides provide good information. Different than a lot of users, I think that a lot of information is better than less because of your target audience. In the comments, you mention

Yes, many of these concerns should be high on the list. Cybersecurity is a major concern. Imagine trusting a self-driving car while we're playing a game and suddenly, it drives into a building and harms

For younger readers, this challenge will be difficult, but if you're about 25-40, this will be easier: Think back ten years ago. What were the tech predictions at the time? Now, look around and ask yourself

Fascinating post - what do you think they meant by the statement in your post: “There are strong opportunities for innovation if we can harness the scientific and industrial capabilities required to take