Block.one has decided to change the way they forecast development, Ian Grigg was first up in EOS general to explain:
Ian provided more wisdom:
User victornor then brought up a pain point for EOS newcomers:
Later that day Mr. Larimer popped in to break up the monotony with a fun fact about Bitcoin, Ethereum and EOS inflation:
Dan always seems to bring the cheer lately:
Until someone mentioned Cardano:
And, as if he doesn't get enough private messages already:
EOS general chat then showed signs of intelligence:
While discussing AI vs. human intelligence:
Ian later jumped in (link to pdf he recommends):
EOS Developers were relatively quiet again today but the BlockPros had another block party:
Block Producer candidates discussed setting up a user testnet with each other; EOS New York stepped in to help organize a time and place for the event:
And Ian went from A.I. to Raspberry Pi:
The BP candidates then moved on to a multi-hour argument about government intervention, malicious BPs, arbitration and more. A snippet:
Moving over to EOS.IO Governance, guess who's there starting the conversation with his new blog post:
Arbitration on the blockchain:
Over in EOSTalks the group discussed a way to solve Steemit's issues:
Finally, Thomas Cox of block.one broadcast this message over EOS Go Comunity Updates to get the word out about changes to the way block.one does development forecasts:
