RE: Exploring the economic model of steem like blockchains
Hi @knowledges, thanks for the feed back, I am actually working sleepless pushing forward I just made today a lot of modifications (are documented in the GIT README.md)
I would like to have participation and ideas pushed, people joining and trying to break things, I need help making an interface or adapting one of the existing ones, this is a titanic task to be taken alone but i find it very interesting and I would love to join the show.
I posted it more as an accomplishment than a task-bug because the barebones are done, i have adapted a few libraries to work with the chain, (I haven't had time to push to the git all that is done).
I am particularly interested in the economic model, however working alone i spend 90% of my time trying to make the technical available so others have tools to interact.
I see a million posibilities to turn this into a BAAS (Blockchain as a service)
I want to invite anyone interested to read the other post and to read the README.md in the git hub, as there i am documenting the dones and the todos as well simple instructions.
Back to code now! (2:50 am for me need more caffeine)
Hi @nnnarvaez.
I agree. This is a good opportunity to learn. Unfortunately I'm not a coder nor designer. However, Are there simple tasks that requires basic coding skills? Or are there tasks that don't require coding skills?
I'm just brainstorming how to distribute tasks in order to get the things done.
Saludos.
Hi @danielfs
Just how basic your coding skills are?
The tasks that dont require coding skills would be to present arguments for economic and monetary management, case uses, tis type of thing... like monetary policy proposals to see if they can be implemented.
Hi @nnnarvaez. Sorry for the delay. My basic coding knowledge is about variables, creating functions (including basic recursive functions)I think is not so efficient to get into this. However I can write my opinions about economic and money management, like this first approach to impossible trinity. This first approach is so broad but I hope to find use cases and specific money management proposals in the near future.
Well, It is good to see that you are spending much time on this. That is interesting! (It is 3:05 AM over here. However, no caffeine:P).
Considering your response, I will think this post a "task-idea" then. :slightly_smiling_face:
I'd be pleased to have you on the IdeaHub show to talk about this for sure. You could simply send me a direct message on discord (knowledges (Smiles' at all)#3295) anytime just for that. Again, thank you for submitting this via Utopian.
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