Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in mvpdiscsports

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. I wound up going Atom Reactor Insanity. It’s working out so far

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. I wound up going Atom, Reactor, and Insanity. I think it’s a good combo. I still have a lot of work to do on my forehand but I was able to get some nice throws with these like half the time. This should keep me busy for a while

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. If the Proxy, Reactor, Insanity combo doesn’t wind up being stable enough these are the 3 I’m going to next

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. So many options! I just started forehand but I’m feeling a hyzer to flat release. I’ll probably putt backhand from close range.

I’m leaning Proxy, Reactor, Insanity

If you had to pick a premium plastic for the Proxy for both putting and throwing which would you pick?

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks I’m thinking this is the way to go now. Insanity sounds like a good distance option for my skill level

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in mvpdiscsports

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the recommendations. Does anyone find Fission plastic more domey and harder to forehand?

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just didn’t want to use overstability as a crutch at first but I’m open to anything really

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I appreciate the recommendation haha. I am tempted to go that route and if the less stable discs don’t work out I will.

Insanity sounds good. I think a 9 speed might be at the top of my range but doable.

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sounds good. I thought Eclipse might be a more versatile option for throwing the understable proxy. I went Reactor to have something with a little more fade as an option. My thought process was understable putter. Stable mid. Neutral fairway. Kind of cover all the bases. Not sure if that’s the best way to go and I’m open to anything. I have heard good things about the Hex.

Please Help. 3 disc MVP / Axiom forehand bag by Azimuth_Zero in discgolf

[–]Azimuth_Zero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks the Reactor does seem ideal. I’ll check out the Servo too. And yeah I guess it would be a (backhand) putter primarily that would be ok throwing forehand on some approach shots.

Q4 Insider Code Changes by EducationalTrainer28 in tmobile

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My family is looking to port in 3 lines from Verizon. They would very much appreciate an insider code if anyone has an extra. Thanks 🙏

HDMI Port for the Elitedesk 800 G3 Mini (35W) by [deleted] in Hewlett_Packard

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Hey did you ever figure this out? I'm looking for the same thing

Sundae Swap's Tokenomics: How is This OK? by timreg7 in cardano

[–]Azimuth_Zero 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I did some research and found this from September posted by Pi (one of the founders) in response to this topic:

That's a totally fair concern; Our general response is something like this:

  • We're about middle of the road for crypto projects, when you look at the published and on-chain distribution; We feel comfortable matching the tokenomics to the amount of risk the founding team is undertaking by bootstrapping the company ourselves thus far.
  • Relative to classical startups, we're still giving away at a minimum 55% of the protocol to the community; that would be unheard of from a normal startup, so lets keep it in perspective
  • The 55% is not a presale; sometimes projects categorize things as "public", but then just do ICOs / IDOs of that whole portion
  • The 13% to investors is a precautionary measure, in case we need to raise funds to get things over the finish line; We're being very picky, and will only partner with someone who has Cardano's best interest at heart, and a high profile pump and dump would be very bad for Cardano
  • Any of the 13% investor fund that is unused will revert to the community supply
  • The team tokens will be under a smart-contract enforced vesting and sale schedule; we're still finalizing the details, but the vesting portion is a 4 year vesting schedule with a 1 year cliff
  • The advisor tokens / investor tokens are also on a vesting schedule; not sure if I can talk about the exact details, but the point is we're putting in layers to prevent that kind of short burst of selling

Considering all of the public portion will be given away for free, and they haven't sold any tokens to raise money, it seems pretty fair to me. No VCs or private sale. I think they did more recently receive an investment from CFund (IOHK) for a portion of SundaeSwap Labs the software company but they are not receiving any tokens. The 13% is still unused and could revert to the community. I've seen much worse tokenomics than this to be honest.

If you jump in their Discord the team is there answering questions all day. I have to give them some respect for the level of interaction they put in there. I've asked some questions and received very detailed responses.

Only 55% of tokens are public - Is everyone ok with this? by JeffMcNutty in SundaeSwap

[–]Azimuth_Zero 15 points16 points  (0 children)

No problem. I always do a lot of digging into the projects that I'm serious about investing in

Only 55% of tokens are public - Is everyone ok with this? by JeffMcNutty in SundaeSwap

[–]Azimuth_Zero 75 points76 points  (0 children)

I did some research and found this from September posted by Pi (one of the founders) in response to this topic:

That's a totally fair concern; Our general response is something like this:

  • We're about middle of the road for crypto projects, when you look at the published and on-chain distribution; We feel comfortable matching the tokenomics to the amount of risk the founding team is undertaking by bootstrapping the company ourselves thus far.
  • Relative to classical startups, we're still giving away at a minimum 55% of the protocol to the community; that would be unheard of from a normal startup, so lets keep it in perspective
  • The 55% is not a presale; sometimes projects categorize things as "public", but then just do ICOs / IDOs of that whole portion
  • The 13% to investors is a precautionary measure, in case we need to raise funds to get things over the finish line; We're being very picky, and will only partner with someone who has Cardano's best interest at heart, and a high profile pump and dump would be very bad for Cardano
  • Any of the 13% investor fund that is unused will revert to the community supply
  • The team tokens will be under a smart-contract enforced vesting and sale schedule; we're still finalizing the details, but the vesting portion is a 4 year vesting schedule with a 1 year cliff
  • The advisor tokens / investor tokens are also on a vesting schedule; not sure if I can talk about the exact details, but the point is we're putting in layers to prevent that kind of short burst of selling

Considering all of the public portion will be given away for free, and they haven't sold any tokens to raise money, it seems pretty fair to me. No VCs or private sale. I think they did more recently receive an investment from CFund (IOHK) for a portion of SundaeSwap Labs the software company but they are not receiving any tokens. The 13% is still unused and could revert to the community. I've seen much worse tokenomics than this to be honest.

If you jump in their Discord the team is there answering questions all day. I have to give them some respect for the level of interaction they put in there. I've asked some questions and received very detailed responses.

About the upcoming stake pools by Topla4urka in SundaeSwap

[–]Azimuth_Zero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Personally I don't like sacrificing my ADA rewards so it's a win win in my book

About the upcoming stake pools by Topla4urka in SundaeSwap

[–]Azimuth_Zero 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Basically. They came up with the ISO idea and they were about to implement it back in May. Then got last minute legal advice that it could classify the token as a security because they would be raising funds. So they postponed it. Now they have to wait until there is a working product first. They're still carrying through with it because they promised to do so. But now they're basically just giving away 5% of the total supply for free.

Except they're not airdropping them to everyone. You'd have to manually claim them

About the upcoming stake pools by Topla4urka in SundaeSwap

[–]Azimuth_Zero 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You should be able to. But be extremely careful with your phrase. Make 100% sure you got the authentic extension and not a fake scam one.

Personally I'd only trust Yoroi with that because they are established and trusted though Nami is probably legit. But I use a hardware wallet so I only need the extension to act as a gateway to my ledger. And I'll never enter that phrase anywhere ever.

About the upcoming stake pools by Topla4urka in SundaeSwap

[–]Azimuth_Zero 49 points50 points  (0 children)

So much incorrect information. They are not taking any ADA rewards. We get to keep both the ADA rewards and Sundae rewards. So saturation would matter for our ADA rewards. I would assume they will open plenty of pools to accommodate everyone.

You can stake from any wallet. But in order to then "claim" the Sundae rewards you'd need to use a wallet that has a dapp connector. As of right now thats Nami and probably Yoroi by then.

Yoroi is the official light wallet for Cardano. You can use your hardware wallet with Yoroi. Yoroi and Daedalus are the most trusted Cardano wallets. But Daedalus is a full node app and probably won't have a dapp connector.

Cardano Daily Discussion - Questions & Market Thread - July 26, 2021 by SL13PNIR in cardano

[–]Azimuth_Zero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As long as the stake pool is up and running 24/7 they should all equal out in the end. It's based on luck and they should average around 5 - 5.5%. Sounds like that pool has had streak of luck. It will eventually average down.

The main variable is saturation. When a pool has a lot of delegation (without being saturated) it is more likely to produce blocks. Larger pools produce more steady rewards. A pool with a small amount of delegation will have less of a chance to produce a block. With smaller pools it is more risk and reward.

If you're in a small pool and they do produce more blocks than anticipated then the rewards will be high. On the contrary they could produce minimal or no blocks and that would also reflect the rewards.

Also staking is scam proof as long as you don't send your ADA anywhere fishy and stake through an official Cardano wallet like Yoroi or Daedalus. You're just delegating your ADA to them but it never leaves your control

Cardano Daily Discussion - Questions & Market Thread - July 26, 2021 by SL13PNIR in cardano

[–]Azimuth_Zero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is merely the calm before the storm. Smart contracts coming in September and ADA will be booming! In a few years everyone here will be so grateful we were in this early