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El Guirri 1 month ago
Am not saying it isn't. It's just tainted money which does seem to be a historical norm anyway. Well done on the childish ending to your reply, always improves discussions. I personally wasn't too bothered to dig into the whole debate until I had to set up new node and had to endure watching the last 5% take 5 or 6 times as long as previous 95%. I dunno what quite to say other than well done! For something so potentially profoundly important, one would hope the kids don't piss in the pool, that's all.

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Bitcoin is not in a perfect state rn far from it. But that does not change the fact that knots has been a bad faith movement built on lies from jump street. I'm honestly surprised and disappointed to see how many maxis were stupid enough to fall for it. Feels bad man. Pain is the greatest teacher I suppose,
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El Guirri 1 month ago
I agree with that but also think the division caused in the community should be enough to signal that these additions to the Blockchain are simply not desired by many. The argument that the solution is trial by fire of adoption in the market is understandably rational from a game theoretic perspective but am not sure it's the most positive approach. To me, it simply results in an irrational distraction from the original intent of the cypherpunk movement. Sometimes, the simplest of tools have the most profound impacts
Um, the reason the backend of the chain takes significantly longer is because "assume utxo valid" no longer applies past a certain block height. Your node only fully validates the very recent chain history.