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Paradoxical aversion to upgrade the network much like California has a paradoxical aversion to increasing the speed limit to improve highway throughput. It's s
by tfha 9y ago
Paradoxical aversion to upgrade the network much like California has a paradoxical aversion to increasing the speed limit to improve highway throughput.
It's so strange to me... commutes would be much shorter if cars were allowed to drive 150, and your roads would be able to move more people per day, too.
- nosuchthing 9y agoYou've attempted to create a false equivalence here. Increasing bandwidth and reducing fees is trivial and would be user friendly. Dynamic blocksize and fees as implemented on Monereo [1] would be a good example of a dev community that can implement forward thinking designs without ideological constraints to exploit the user experience for the financial benefit of a minority. [1] https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/4562/how-does-the-dynamic-blocksize-and-the-dynamic-fees-work-together-in-monero https://monero.stackexchange.com/questions/4562/how-does-the...
- tfha 9y agoNo, that's where you are mistaken. Block size is a security parameter.