Don’t forget the pedo also!

Does anyone here actually use Polkadot? And did any of you actually contribute to the crowdloans???.... I did.....and it has been an extremely bad experience as a user and investor. In its current state, Gavin Woods ecosystem is going no where fast. Im interested if anyone...who actually uses this ecosystem, is having a good user experience?

if the vision keeps changing...

​@@stewheart , then you embrace the future and creating meaningful solutions.

@@notknown42 visionary- you have a vision from the start that you stick to... visionaries create the future, believers embrace it.

@@stewheart that is simply stupid. nothing else to add.

@@stewheart vision doesn't changed at all, but implementation methods are being adjusted.

how could a person study polkadot and what qualifications do you need to have to work for Polkadot? do they teach this at university?

​@@rg950look into polkadot blockchain academy.

how could a person study polkadot and what qualifications do you need to have to work for Polkadot?

Napkins

haters gonna hate. nobody cares.

*I also thought it was on toilet paper and I'm not a hater lol*

you should take profits sometime man its not good to get rugged by the market because you fall in love with a coin

I think in the new one, you have to pay in DOT to access the block space… but I could be wrong

36:00 use this section of the talk to into the eukaryotic cell biomimicry of oS3. Polkadot as 8.1 PlanPi technology. Share my previous hempPaper for oS3 and see how polkadots new ecosystems compare

Dang he's calling them "blobs" at 37:00

54:00 ZK Primatives are the different programming interfaces for oS3

57:00 oS3 solves the problem of human decentralization. They need more users who can contribute to the system.

58:00 this is such a subtle way to say we need to involve more people to make sure institutions stop the systematic corruption lol

500 usd

😂 sure

Never

No, it's not what you're thinking.. He's not saying that Polkadot will be executed on "50 CPU Cores". He's saying Polkadot's relaychain will be reconceptualized as a "decentralized CPU with like 50 decentralized Cores". Each of these Cores will be tasked to validate/compute a parachain for a small period of time. In physical terms, a Core here would be a subset of validators tasked to validate a parachain for an allocated period of time. Each validator is itself an independent actor with $MM of nominated stake backing them. Furthermore, the Core's wont just be validating parachains for a small period, but really any app code that's willing to pay the fee for validation. What they're doing is building a proper "decentralized computer". This is what Ethereum was meant to be. Polkadot was already light-years ahead before this update, and now it's going into warp-speed again. Market will figure it out eventually.

Basically, the vision is Polkadot turns into AWS (Amazon Web Services) or something similar where you can pay as you go or pay for long term or get more resources if needed, very flexible design focused on the use of cores for computation and applications. In other words, Polkadot becomes a Blockchain As A Service platform (BAAS lol), which it already kind of is but limited to parachains leases or parathreads. So the design evolves to become more flexible! I think this is a phenomenal evolution of the network and does stick to the core vision. The downside is this should take 2+ years to develop but they'll probably ship it in batches as they always do. Another downside I can think of is this will create a lot of complexities that will require a lot of testing, and continuous extensive testing... so thank you Kusama for existing? Edit: Another thing he hinted was that Polkadot Relay chain can itself use a core to run smart contracts it requires. Since he forecasts 500-1000 cores, this should be easily implemented and wouldn't affect the whole system I would guess. I think this feature should probably be developed first just to showcase the use cases!

It's still early spring time for bullmarket so maybe give it 6 months or a year...

discord

I feel it, glad you mention RING its like a hidden gem! CRU has potential to do big numbers and my friends over at PHALA with PHA are doing some amazing tech with off chain workers.

@@CryptoHustler101 I've been slowly accumulating Ring and PHA. Just need a bit of CRU now. Very excited for the DOT ecosystem over the next few years!

Slow? Polkadot was first a thing in 2020. If you compare it to Ethereum, it's been developing at a faster rate. But yes a Q&A should always be included after presentations

when english grammar?

​@@notknown42lol

A simpler way to explain - This is the AWS moment for blockchain. Where you can spin up your own blockchain on-demand.

​@@Joshua-cIs that big news

I seriously doubt you are understanding what is being proposed. If you have used this space to further underline what you don't want to understand then job done ✅

Alt holders be like

They are all ghostchains until they take off. Arguably, you are looking through the wrong end of the binoculars.

Tell me you own ADA without telling me you own ADA