@louis88 had been playing around with GitHub's Copilot and @mahdiyari's public HafSQL database to figure out the retention rate and general efficiency of onboarding programs, which I watched him stream on Discord. This made me want to create a hafsql version of the hive_tx_to_csv script using the same tools. After a lot of prompting the AI, waiting for results and test-runs, and fixing quite a lot of ridiculous mistakes, I ended up with a working version

Well, to say it briefly, they aren't free.I got a full pack for my stake, but had to pay 1 of the in-game Credit to claim. The minimum amount I was able to buy were 1000 Credit (for 4 HIVE). I need a potion to open the pack, which costs 150 Credit. No problem, got 999 of them left. The minimum spend in the market is 1000 Credit. That's where I closed the tab.

About 3 weeks ago, Google added the ability to generate podcasts to their Notebook AI suite. It took until today for it to show up in my news feed, and I went over there to test it right away. And holy f***, this is impressive. After being cringed and creeped out for about 10 minutes, I decided to publish it here, and go further and make a collection.

After a wayyy too long period of neglect, being approached by several people at HiveFest made me speed up the process and fix , which now should be fully operational again.What is HiveInviteOnboarding to Hive comes with a multitude of challenges, and one of the biggest issues is account creation. There are plenty of services out there, but they all rely on someone's account creation tokens to be available, and key security isn't perfect.

My accountant asked me for a list of transactions on Hive. I searched a bit, but didn't find anything that could help with that, so I wrote a script to create a CSV file.Thanks to @mahdiyari's HAFSQL it's possible to convert VESTS to HP using the ratio at the time, which was the biggest issue in this project. It's all simple and straight forward, all you need is python with beem and pandas.

First off, let me state how hilarious it is to me to even have to do that. Voting on Hive should never come with personal consequences or a need to explain oneself. But here we are, some people seem to point to me as the single one reason why the proposal hasn't passed. Which is funny, because it actually did despite my voting preference, before the recent drama erupted.