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Neil Hartner
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Software engineer on Ripple Payments. Opinions my own.
Salt Lake City, UT
Joined June 2009
@BlackberryXRP If you have your eye on that Sale Director Latin America role, I can arrange some introductions.
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@GFYSTWO @Kirjakulov It should be called liquid staking not native staking. Native staking means you lock up tokens to support the operation of the native blockchain.
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@fitcoiner Can we not make a light hearted comment about how many times BTC has crossed $100k the last few months? As someone who owns BTC it was just an observation.
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@__xierra @nickilsanders That kind of stalling in ledger production has happened only a few times over the last 10 years. Much more reliable than a over hundred times a year at random times.
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@brunbitty Yep already said as much.
@nickilsanders It’s just the nature of Bitcoin mining based on probabilities of finding random values. I’m trolling a bit here because unpredictable block production is by design, but has trade offs. For Ripple Payments customers, having fast, predictable block times like the XRPL is preferred.
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@nickilsanders It’s just the nature of Bitcoin mining based on probabilities of finding random values. I’m trolling a bit here because unpredictable block production is by design, but has trade offs. For Ripple Payments customers, having fast, predictable block times like the XRPL is preferred.
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@msvadari @ShortTheFOMO @Vet_X0 @Handy_4ndy @XRPLWin If I were to show such a ledger close time, I would use something like the (ledger_index.close_time - (ledger_index - 100).close_time)) / 100. Gives an average close time over a span of ledgers to smooth out the issues with close time resolution.
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