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We are aware, unfortunately Apollo does not seem to retry queries if they failed because of network errors 🙄
Thinking about how to best solve this, like should I manually check if it’s still loading and then retry? Sounds kind of dumb
You should be able to verify the numbers yourself, why you'd trust me?
I already looked them up, but the burden of proof is on you, not me.
If you’d plot your numbers with a bar chart, it’s clear “one of the most expensive” is a stretch. The reply cost is within a few sats of all other territories and the base cost is nowhere near the most expensive ones that are 2x to 10x more expensive, ignoring ~jobs.
Mhhh, didn't think about that, thanks
But I imagine the UX is terrible, so I might actually prefer watching ads instead, it might have better UX, lol.
Pay-per-message also punishes you if you're the type that sends multiple smaller messages instead of one bigger one. Or you just keep editing old messages if possible, for as long as possible. Or do edits also have a fee?
See? I'm already trying to optimize the fee, instead of having a great experience.
However, I did not try it out, so maybe it doesn't actually work that way.
p2p might make sense if it's the first time and you can then remove the fee
but it sounds dumb to keep paying each other for no apparent reason
is it non-custodial? if so, there are also network fees involved, right?
working on my lightning++ presentation, I wonder if I should include #835611
Are we really that early? 15 years in?
I like to compare bitcoin adoption with internet adoption and if that makes sense and we say the "internet" started around 1980 with TCP/IP, then we're basically in year 1995 and "bitcoin's iPhone moment" that puts it into everyone's hands is still 12 years away
And then we're really getting started
but could also happen a lot earlier, since we don't need to deploy so much hardware for bitcoin like we did with routers for the internet, it's mostly just software
Thanks for the effort, wish I could be there!
I have some other ideas like making some business cards that link to Stacker News and to my territories
I think that would be really cool
Is there a player limit? I mean, surely not everybody can join the same team, lol
How many players does a team usually have?
So how does a maintainer defendthishis soul, especially as a project scales?
by not submitting to bullshit
If you want pay-to-post or zap your friends in a private group chat, you have lost the plot.
You should have selected your friends already in a way so that they aren't spamming you and you don't need to tell them that you like what they said with money.
Zapping is a means to an end, it's not the goal.
Your territory is one of the most expensive, especially for comments. […] Number speaks the truth to me.
It is not. Show me the numbers.
And you saying you are not doing this for profit? So the cost of the territory should not be an issue itself and there would be no need to ask for support either.
One can prefer to not go broke and not want to profit at the same time