Good stuff ty

Thanks for sharing - nice and clean explanation - cheers

You should reference your stake pool in these videos. Thank you for your contribution. I am going to delegate to you now. Switching from CCV

thank you bro

I am not a programmer nor a mathematician but when those golden tests make 300k calculations, doesn't this also slow down the consensus process? Also currently, when those little tiny discrepancies add up, doesn't the consensus math get more and more "desynchronized". Sorry for the dumb questions

Rounding errors can be CATASTROPHIC 😱

ADA will be number 1

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Wow!!! 🤯 Very impressive!!! 🙌🏻 🙌🏻 🙌🏻

Good to see you again Andrew!

Very impressive again. I hope the marketplace will be searchable easily

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WOW, I am impressed, I didn't know product was already that advanced.

Would love to see a new video exclusively talking about the newm token. The why, newest utilities, functionality, etc...

thank you! I loved the tech deep dives on your channel! :) this reminds me on something: wouldnt it be great if someone from the cardano tech community could produce coherent and high quality videos showcasing all and every CIP? I think people would be more involved in the process if they knew what people are talking about. This could be an ongoing thing but I lack the skills / team to do it. but maybe this could be an idea for you guys, maybe even with help from intersect :)

awesome

I've just started looking at Cardano. Not so much a criticism but observational feedback. I find it unusual that we are using binary placement values vs something like pure JSON for representation. I know it's more efficient to use binary but with compression and modern cpu horsepower available, it seems strange to me to use binary. I come from the Mainframe/OpenVMS world (yeah, look up the later one!) era, everything back then was binary coded because of space constraints and limited resources but the downside with binary coded values, was that it meant the code itself was locked-stepped to the binary representation, making it cumbersome to change and more error-prone. I know IDE's etc have all sorts of mapping aspects and filters but even so, as someone who came from the old world of binary representation and has seen things move forward to XML / JSON and all the fantastic readability and interoperability those formats have provided, it does seem strange Cardano has opted for using binary as a means of representation. If it was really for efficient space representation, one could go crazy and opt for things like packed decimal. IBM and others used all sorts of representations beyond simple binary 0-9 single place value representation models. Look at some of the comments here, where people are asking for documentation, presumably they want to know the binary mapping values, this would mostly be unnecessary if XML/JSON were used instead of binary as those formats are almost self documenting. I'd love to know why Cardano opted for binary, apart from space optimisation (which is mitigated through compression anyhow, except on the blockchain itself), it seems a strange design decision to me - perhaps if someone can enlighten me?

Thanks for exploring this topic! Appreciate the expert perspectives.

I’d like to see an analysis of the current/potential performance of Daedalus Turbo in terms of Amdahl’s law. For example, if only 20% of the total validation work can be parallelized, then even if there is a 100x speedup in the parallelizable part, it will still only cut about 20% of the total runtime. Maybe not worth it, considering the other trade-offs. OTOH, if 80-90% is parallelizable, that’s a different story. IMO, such an analysis should be prominently shown by the Daedalus Turbo team, especially since they’re so loudly trumpeting their improvements. By not doing so, they’re creating confusion in the community.

Great call guys, appreciate the insights

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its funny that turbo turned out to be real. It did not seem that way at first. Lots of good pondering (that i understand maybe 1/10th of) here andrew et co.

1 hour..nice. will have to come back tomorrow.

Great stuff team!

Lol wtf is Kyle doing.

Hello

Ciao

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FINALLY I understood what was going on with those scam tokens. I received one just a month ago, and another one last week. They just showed up on my Lace wallet. I obviously ignored them, because I'm not a tech expert, but I'm not a fool either and I checked the official channels of the actual projects the scammers are trying to pass for, and obviously there were no news of referenced to any "reward tickets" or anything like that. But despite reading on several sites that you can actually "claim the ADA the scammers sent you", I couldn't figure out what that meant. Now I finally did. You don't have to "claim" anything. It's THERE in your balance XD 1.15 A for the first one, and 1.21 A for the second one. Sew-eet! So please, stop using the word "claim" to refer to the ADA the scammers are sending, because I'm sure many people will end up clicking on the scam link and getting fleeced!

Great video Andrew!!! This is my favorite topic yet!!! Thanks for walking us through the process!!!

Can you pls fix your audio? There is a background noise all the time. Thank you. Great vid btw

Great overview, Andrew. Thanks for sharing 💪

Go Cardano!

Thank you very much! 🤝

As Andrew said we will have a few more node releases prior to next HFC event. Don't let that dissuade you. This P2P tech in 8.7.3 needs battle tested on mainnet now. It's already been btfo on the test nets.

First!

Thanks Andrew!

Thanks for bringing this topic up and the great content as always! Obviously we don't want a min utxo cost per byte that is so low that it makes it easy for scammers but we do want it low enough to enable new applications on Cardano such as small payments for content. Perhaps this will become a moot point if these types of applications are enabled by Hydra and/or partner chains.

That was very informative. Appreciated

just lost all my copi on bnb chain on bitcoin etf day. clicked a link and trust wallet did not show any assets going out. bit embarrasing. Great video andrew.

Great content, as usual. Thanks a lot!

Wouldn't it be cool if wallets introduced a feature which said "Hey you're about to send these tokens/NFTs to an address not owned by you" 😉

Great work guys!

Nice

Thanks Andrew/Adam - awesome!

awesome

Good job andrew. As always!

Thank you Andrew