Basically it was this young punk who was disrupting everything:
Just like when I delegate the transfer of my internet packets to my ISP and all the router hops along the way, thus my participation in the internet is no longer decentralized.
That is the fabulous logic of Smoothie which he tried to ram down our throat 5 or more times.
As I tried to explain to that young punk several times, if the routers are fungible, replaceable, and can't be monopolized, then the packets find their way to the destination, without need to trust or centralize. Delegation should not be conflated with centralization, nor trust. We told him this 5 or more times, yet he still insisted.
And he claims to be a software developer. I wouldn't let him any where near my code.
I) A common complaint of DPoS is that it can't be decentralized because it has the word "delegated" in the title...
Just like when I delegate the transfer of my internet packets to my ISP and all the router hops along the way, thus my participation in the internet is no longer decentralized.
That is the fabulous logic of Smoothie which he tried to ram down our throat 5 or more times.
As I tried to explain to that young punk several times, if the routers are fungible, replaceable, and can't be monopolized, then the packets find their way to the destination, without need to trust or centralize. Delegation should not be conflated with centralization, nor trust. We told him this 5 or more times, yet he still insisted.
And he claims to be a software developer. I wouldn't let him any where near my code.
By my own profession (software developer)