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Announcement of announcement of announcement.

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Classic.

Marketing: We're launching

Engineering: It's not ready. Gonna break. Its not perfect.

Execs: Lets Go!

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As a marketer, engineer, and exec lol, I think pickardt is off the mark here with us not getting a second chance. There’s many chances if you are actually making progress toward delivering a 10-100x improvement on something.

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The LN network will Grow. I remember using Internet in the 90s. Very slow and lots of broken links. Anyone remember downloading files over usenet?

And look at the internet today!

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Strike has probably sent more lightning payments than any other entity on the network. I'm pretty sure they have a pretty good idea of how reliable/unreliable lightning payments are. Better than Rene's jupyter notebook simulations...

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I believe they use a lot of private nodes an private channels in their backbone.

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Strike has well-funded channels with every major wallet, exchange, merchant there is.

Sending payments will not be a problem at all.

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And for any of you whom I just caused the wastage of 10+ minutes your precious life, I say to you sorry, not sorry.

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I'm confused what he means here. Why is it unreliable by design?

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Payments frequently fail and the rate of failure increases for larger amounts … or so I’m told by friends who use Lightning even more regularly than me. I imagine this is mostly due to unavailable liquidity on the path from the sender to the receiver

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And don’t forget channels going offline randomly. But hopefully over time it becomes more reliable.

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