one thing that I like about crypto is that this never has to happen to dapp devs. by default, users pay for their own compute _as they use it_ so devs never have to worry about scaling beyond what they can pay for

one thing that I like about crypto is that this never has to happen to dapp devs. by default, users pay for their own compute _as they use it_ so devs never have to worry about scaling beyond what they can pay for

https://twitter.com/zemotion/status/1798558292681343039

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yeeeeeah :/ I thought this was a really good point:

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yeeeeeah :/ I thought this was a really good point: https://twitter.com/patagucci_girl/status/1799105207093342325

Except most Dapp frontends are currently hosted on vercel.

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so in this case OP is an app dev, right? if they’d deployed a smart contract, their -users- would be paying the compute costs as they use it rather than OP paying for everything.

isn’t the OP paying for compute as they use it? seems like from Vercel’s perspective they’re just using a lot of compute

(for the record I am heavily sketched out by Vercel and their impact on the React ecosystem, and have never tried it. probably missing something here)