Impressive the comparison table at the beginning from GitHub between the legacy chain and Hive. Most people don't know what we have "under the hood".
Impressive the comparison table at the beginning from GitHub between the legacy chain and Hive. Most people don't know what we have "under the hood".
Oh, actually are was more focused on showing how much work is now being done compared to back then.
When I would like to compare what's changed under the hood since the fork between us and that old, obsolete, Thief Sun's
S***itI would probably be downvoted for creating a low effort post.So maybe a simple comment here would be more suitable and I will describe in details what changed in core steem code since the time they stole funds from users, ready? Here you go:
And that's it.
Of course there are also changes in configuration (pretty much all they did in last 2 years), and looks like this:
-shared-file-size = 70G +shared-file-size = 300GYes, they increased amount of memory allocated for shared_memory.bin file for their account history node setup from 70GB to 300GB. And that was what they were suggesting as default config two years ago. To put that in perspective, currently we suggest 24GB or so.
:-)
Oh my! I didn't realize they hadn't changed practically anything since the fork. At this rate and without any optimizations, they will soon run out of suitable storage hardware for their account history node. Not that I care, lol.