npub1un…pevsy on Nostr: I'm not ideologically against anybody forking the code for any reason. That's ...

I'm not ideologically against anybody forking the code for any reason. That's freedom. Their logic however is baffling. They're not 'firing' the miners by doing this. The miners are going to keep hashing SHA256 on the same network. Their fork doesn't erase the original. Random selection of a hashing algorithm is bizarre. That should be a carefully considered design choice, not a game of random chance. Luke is flailing completely unhinged at this point.