Christopher King

Perhaps you could separate the web interface into two programs, one of which is the actual interface, and the other does the back end root calls. That way there would...

Maybe you could tie the knot, but then do a breadth first search instead of a depth first search. That way, both `r

Also, an idea on how to do that efficiently. First you create a value representing a lazy binary tree, and then you search that binary tree using [iterative deepening search](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iterative_deepening_depth-first_search)....

To avoid duplicating work, why not just use the list of F-droid antifeatures? https://f-droid.org/docs/Anti-Features/#:~:text=certain%20Anti%2DFeatures.-,List%20of%20Anti%2DFeatures,-F%2DDroid%20currently The intent of the anti-feature list seems to be the same as what this issue is...

> Bitcoin went out of its way to add this rule because it can impact users interacting with completely honest funds, i.e. a reorg that does not double-spend any of...

Suggestion: use polling to estimate user experience impact. Although for the other categories I think the Monero research lab are the experts, user experience is more subjective. For example, polling...

@LocalMonero > for a large number of reasons, ranging from basic consumer needs like buying two cups off coffee in the span of less than 20 minutes to enterprise applications...

The term `\m e -> observeE $ (\a -> m pure a) e` seems to work.

I wasn't sure how other people would feel about it, but if it's on the table option 2 is my personal favorite.

> but eventually decided that this parameter made so much noise in the types that we would be better of with disallowing return values in compile You could've just removed...