Closed iacore closed 3 weeks ago
When the author goes offline, that will create another fissure, which will freeze versions in memory like the first fissure did. Fissures replace each other like that; always marking when some necessary subnet is offline.
OK, I think I understand. Mind if I add Typescript annotation to antimatter.js?
Greg and I prefer Javascript to Typescript. However, I could imagine that some of your interest in adding types is to understand how the code fits together — to that end, I do want to make the code easier to understand, and would be happy to collaborate on doing so in Javascript.
Let's say
What happens now? Does the message stay in memory, never to be acknowledged?