that was a quick and easy way of explaining, love that. i think a regular series of these 'laymans/womans?' terms of explaining the bits behind the bytes would be perfect. great job! :)
well I’d say that SMT and examples would be valuable for everyone - like 25 ideas to use SMT and real world language of how they might work would be good.
Actually, that'd be a great series. I advise a couple of SMT projects and some blockchain stuff. So, such a series will help refine how I explain these geeky concepts to these projects.
I've been really pleased with some of the changes I've been seeing borne by Jussi despite a long way to go, but I have to admit I'm largely giggling about the mental picture of transaction errors coming from some comically oversized, angry af Baron Harkonnen bot.
Thanks for sharing! A link to your post was included in the Steem.center wiki page List of Bots. Thanks and good luck again!
High quality explanation -those who attend your lectures are truly blessed.
Much enjoyed this first class essay. Chapeau!
Much appreciated. I'll be back listening to @msp-waves again in a day or two.
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That was really helpful, made it much more understandable.
Sounds Jussi! Ok, I'm gonna wait for this.
Jussi is already working behind Steemit.com. You'll hopefully have noticed the site is actually usable again.
Ohhh it is usable again.
Jussi is the hero. Thanks for edutaining me!
that was a quick and easy way of explaining, love that. i think a regular series of these 'laymans/womans?' terms of explaining the bits behind the bytes would be perfect. great job! :)
Are there any topics in particular that you'd like me to cover?
well I’d say that SMT and examples would be valuable for everyone - like 25 ideas to use SMT and real world language of how they might work would be good.
Actually, that'd be a great series. I advise a couple of SMT projects and some blockchain stuff. So, such a series will help refine how I explain these geeky concepts to these projects.
I've been really pleased with some of the changes I've been seeing borne by Jussi despite a long way to go, but I have to admit I'm largely giggling about the mental picture of transaction errors coming from some comically oversized, angry af Baron Harkonnen bot.