Hey mate, I do not know what happened, but it appeared as if you had resteemed it for a sec and then dissapeared. It does not appear on your blog and the tag that said resteemed by you went away as well. Could you know any possible reasons or fixes?
Something strange is happening with the Steem data these days. My bot uses the date and time of each transaction to know which transactions it has already handled.
Yet some transactions get handled twice, which should have been impossible...
It's almost like the dates of already mined blockchain blocks... Change.
I am not sure if you realise what that means, but I find it scary and I don't want to believe that it is true. I prefer to believe that there is a flaw with my program (even if I already checked it at least 5 times)
Soon I'll change the bot to rely on the block number instead. Block numbers should always be unique and sequential, right?
Anyway. This was a bit technical. Just know that I'm working on it. Until then, consider the bot as a program in beta version.
I know what you mean. But they are just posts, transactions, not blocks, it can be many things. Handshakes between nodes to agree on the time, scripts running on the back end, maybe? I don't know really I'm just guessing. Well either way, thanks for clarifying. Could you do me a solid and resteem it through reblogger? ;)
It seems like that will be my schedule for the weekend.
Btw - I'm preparing another, even cooler bot, but so far I didn't have the time to actually work on it, because of the strange behaviour of the resteemers.
(it's been almost finished for more than a month)
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Hey mate, I do not know what happened, but it appeared as if you had resteemed it for a sec and then dissapeared. It does not appear on your blog and the tag that said resteemed by you went away as well. Could you know any possible reasons or fixes?
I know what you mean.
Something strange is happening with the Steem data these days. My bot uses the date and time of each transaction to know which transactions it has already handled.
Yet some transactions get handled twice, which should have been impossible...
It's almost like the dates of already mined blockchain blocks... Change.
I am not sure if you realise what that means, but I find it scary and I don't want to believe that it is true. I prefer to believe that there is a flaw with my program (even if I already checked it at least 5 times)
Soon I'll change the bot to rely on the block number instead. Block numbers should always be unique and sequential, right?
Anyway. This was a bit technical. Just know that I'm working on it. Until then, consider the bot as a program in beta version.
I know what you mean. But they are just posts, transactions, not blocks, it can be many things. Handshakes between nodes to agree on the time, scripts running on the back end, maybe? I don't know really I'm just guessing. Well either way, thanks for clarifying. Could you do me a solid and resteem it through reblogger? ;)
It seems like that will be my schedule for the weekend.
Btw - I'm preparing another, even cooler bot, but so far I didn't have the time to actually work on it, because of the strange behaviour of the resteemers.
(it's been almost finished for more than a month)
Haha, thanks so much. And when the new one is out, let us know! I wanna check it out.
hello, @capatazche
Así es hermano, muchas personas discriminan este grandioso genero musical, sin saber lo que puede llegar a comunicar.
Me alegro que compartamos esa perspectiva.