Laziness is not a "bad" word. We might like to delve into our passion like some kind of craft but even with that, we try to be efficient and "cut corners" so we can be more efficient.
laziness hides in the details.
RE: Exponential Laziness And The Path Towards Crypto Adaption
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
Exponential Laziness And The Path Towards Crypto Adaption
I guess I'm not sure what you mean by laziness, then. Maybe Laziness with a capital "L" is showing complete disinterest in everything that does not immediately and obviously produce value to the Lazy person, while laziness with a lower-case "l" is just the initial deer-in-the-headlights frozen response to a wide variety of possible details to which one might pay attention. That kind of lazy can certainly last a while! I tried to do all kinds of fun (to me) analyses of hashing methods before I ever gave it up. Once I realized it was a deeper swamp than I cared to get into, I decided to let those experts do their work while I come here and have fun with the ever-increasing world of steem-y ideas! I never really did look into exactly how the altcoin ledgers actually work... although I may get around to it, eventually. Or if possible, I'll take the "lazy" way out and ask someone who really understands it already to explain it while I sit with a dumb but fascinated expression on my face!
Downvoting a post can decrease pending rewards and make it less visible. Common reasons:
Submit