How does this work? What kind of NFTs were farmers creating, and what was the incentive for the community to buy?
Crypto has a lot of scammers.
Some possible fails in the world of decentralized finance:
1) not well structured
2) speculation based on trend
3) third party promises
4) private group pump and dump
Tomke Roolfs wrote:Do you think this will be a problem?
No, I don't think it will be a problem. I think it will decrease the amount of hours it can operate. I believe a large solar collector should be desired, but your construction looks really nice. I would offer you ratio math if I had it. Looks great! Thanks for the pic!
Beau Davidson wrote:How else could you see things like this being useful to a permaculture farm?
Possible Uses: Describing paddocks, making sales for new land, organizing work groups, display of seasons, how to prepare your own orchard operation, affiliate link for tools and machinery...
Possible Evolvement: invisible to the eye diagrams appear and pictured object ghosts/fades, customizable based on recorded data which shows outcome of production, map a village to show more human connections,...
Things are heating up in the crypto world. Every week, if not every day, there is new gossip.
An exchange website has failed, and chewed up by everyone afterward. It was called FTX, and was advertised everywhere, including the last NFL Super Bowl. The people behind the exchange are at fault, NOT CRYPTO IN GENERAL! There are some volumes that has political and war ties as well. I hope you know who I'm talking about:)
Anyway, the common account holder lost their funds. This is a new lesson for some people, but an old lesson for myself. "Not your keys, Not your coins." This means: hold crypto on wallets that you have the private passwords to, rather than having an account with a third party.
Here is Richard Heart recently:
$HEX Price Update: $0.03
$BTC Price Update: $16k, anticipating lower.
Pulsechain Sac Update: None
Hexican community status: Strong and ever-morphing
Government outlook: SEC investigation
Capable Dividends: Hedron $HDRN
Dez visited me in central Texas this weekend. He just completed his two year boot camp, claimed his acre plot, and went traveling. I asked him how much he knew about the digital market. He knew nothing of the plans I offer. I told him about the small amount of money I make monthly, and how it can make life just a little easier. I asked him if there was something he could sum up from his experience at Wheaton Labs.
Are there enough creators here to have a livestream amongst us? Can we make our appearance have enough of a splash that boots will take note and start producing packaged content?
I have a youtube channel where all my 3D content is hosted. Can I host y'all for some success/progress stories?
Mark Brunnr wrote:...using the log scaling for one and linear for the other feels visually deceptive.
I was showing BTC and HEX in both, log and linear. Because new currency/stores of value are shaky at adoption, and either chart could be convincing.
Mark Brunnr wrote:...some will read as either "a great time to buy more" or as proof that it was a pump and dump scheme...
We boast about 1000 days uptime, because pump and dumps don't last through a bear market.
Mark Brunnr wrote:...very much like a pyramid or ponzi scheme...
When humans create store of value that rivals gold, and national currencies, it looks like a ponzi (when it is small). Maybe rivaling the national currency from which your project is born will always look like a ponzi? But HEX is a time deposit on the ETH blockchain. It is not meant to be used peer to peer.
Mark Brunnr wrote:what is that HEX X chart supposed to be showing?
I wanted to show what a 0 to 1,000x to 10,000x looks like on a linear scale chart. From 0 to 1,000 is small. From 1,000 to 10,000 is large.... but it's only a 10x. The smaller looking thing is a the 1,000x thing.
In a dip, people are able to lower their average entry point.
Here are two perspectives I would like to highlight:
1) HEX has been running for 1009 days. We are very early in the life of this financial time deposit (you can use from your home computer).
2) The HEX system continues to grow with new stakers. Hexicans are sending out mail, posting up in twitter spaces, and onboarding in their local area.
If you want to see me daily: HEXfutures on youtube
If you want to see me weekly: HEXfoodies on youtube
If you want to see my models: Davin Hoyt on youtube
I hope everyone makes wise decisions while our governments attempt to sell us....
Interested! Not in being the subject, but helping out with the process. So are my buddies at t.me/HEXfoodies . There are 260 of us spread around the world.
Brad Armstrong wrote:Are those included in the drawings Davin (if not where can we get them, and if so, did you ever get the list for the third one)?
The material list for the Missoula1 comes with it's purchase.
The material list for the ATC1 comes with it's purchase.
A material list for the HotAussie1 has not been compiled, because it was a much simpler design, and you are the first to ask. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. As of right now, no material list is available for the HotAussie1.
pumen li wrote:Thanks to the drawings you provided, I made it! The temperature in the drying chamber is 80 degrees above and 50 degrees below. The air flow is not sure how to get the data. I would like to know what is the best temperature for this dryer? Inside the collector I used a 0.5 mm thick metal sheet, and reflective film, and the glass is made of transparent sunlight sheet (endurance sheet)
I don't know the ideal temperatures, and differences in temperatures that make the dehydrator flush air. That would be a really cool ratio to find out!
My initial trouble shooting notes/ideas after seeing your pictures:
1) Glass: No sun treatment.
2) Collector: Back drop material needs to catch and maintain heat.
3) Cabinet: Seal door and remove air obstruction (currently a damper) at bottom of rear wall.
pumen li wrote:Thanks to the drawings you provided, I made it! The temperature in the drying chamber is 80 degrees above and 50 degrees below. The air flow is not sure how to get the data. I would like to know what is the best temperature for this dryer? Inside the collector I used a 0.5 mm thick metal sheet, and reflective film, and the glass is made of transparent sunlight sheet (endurance sheet)
Thank you! I'm looking forward to the pictures! These things come to mind: 1) Make sure to seal the system by caulking corners. 2) Wind alignment could effect the air movement. 3) Read the temperature of the air exiting the system through the rear hollow wall.
Pulsechain might launch in about two weeks says Richard (RichardHeart.com). The first of two sacrifices took place last July. It has been a long time, but not as long a I waited for HEX :)
We are having all sorts of growing pains in the HEX community. Some longtime members are setting up businesses, trying to funnel the new people. Some of us don't know how to interpret this yet. Another growing pain is when new people are immature in the chats and voice chats. We're getting a flood of people.
Twitter has a voice chat feature nowadays. I have been voice chatting in some of these "twitter spaces" with other Hexicans as I go about my day. And when Elon Musk made the purchase agreement for Twitter, Richard Heart got his official blue check mark the following day, which helps a ton when you're trying to stop impersonators and save millions of dollars from being lost.
I went to the second annual Hexican Vegas Meet up this year March 6-9. The best thing about Vegas is the food.
I went to the second annual FloteFest.com in central Texas last weekend, and perched underneath a merchant tent in a field with other Hexicans. We talked to all sorts of people, at their comfort level, about their crypto. Two of Paul's recent interviewers were speakers. The event was free. Open bar tickets $30 a day. Mark your calendar for next year. Gause, Texas. I talked to Bitcoin Ben!
Hedron has launched. (coin made by a Hexican) Hedron.pro ; Free claims available for HEX stakers.
Maximus Dao has launched. (coin made by a Hexican) Maximus.cash
PulseDogeCoin has launched. (coin made by an anonymous Hexican) PulseDogeCoin.com ; Free claims available for HEX stakers.
One of the Hexicans created Hex Arbor Day! We are encouraging Hexicans to plant a tree, and ask local nurseries for advice.
If you are worried about knowing how to use the Pulsechain once it has launched, you can practice on the test net now.
I am predicting heavy trading volatility immediately after the launch. I will give myself a few months to move into the positions I want.
@agapehex on twitter was contacted by a NASCAR team wanting sponsorship for the up coming Daytona 500 (February 20th). So he and @motleyinvestor raised $600k in 5 days to beat a deadline.
Organizing people is powerful. I'm grateful for these guys and it's a pleasure to see them do this. I think a lot of HEXicans will enjoy themselves and bathe in the culture that is NASCAR. I personally, have never experienced it, and plan on being in BeltonTX that weekend; Uncle Mud is doing a workshop over there!
Looks great! Thanks for the pic!
