@bitPico (well, larger than the time that you are required to respond to a ping) also you can't really call getblocktemplate in the meantime so you are frozen out of mining while connecting this block
@BitcoinMerges 21e8 last week, and now this - the first time ever that a commit short hash has predicted its subsequent block hash - supernatural forces at work π»βοΈβοΈπ»
@willywoo Actually, it makes more sense to look at these as distributions rather than raw commit counts. But there's still a lot of qualitative overlay because of different repository structures, overlapping user ids, etc... that makes anything systematic difficult
https://t.co/IcU7N6icLf
@willywoo Interesting - here it is restricted to commits >=2017 and without merges. I threw in another coin du jour
(which you can do with git log --since=2017-01-01 --no-merges --format='%an %ae' | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr)
There's a certain symmetry to Sjors accepting bribes to work on the same system that allows him (and anyone in the world) to accept bribes.
I may or may not have been the culprit here... :) https://t.co/tE3hatmRpp