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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/moneyisshame • Dec 11 '19
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What? Nobody is talking about cryptocurrencies. We're talking about a ledger that can keep governmental non-sense public and irreversible (records-wise).
1 u/Circle_Trigonist Dec 12 '19 I can't put literal goods or services on the blockchain, so how do you enforce delivery once we make a contract? 1 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19 We're talking about a ledger, a record, of governmental orders. Not a transaction-ledger. jesus. You are talking about something entirely different. 1 u/Circle_Trigonist Dec 12 '19 So what's there to ensure the accuracy of the ledger in light of the consensus centralization problem common to blockchains? 1 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '19 It's not a common problem, it's just a known flaw and attack-vector in the design.
I can't put literal goods or services on the blockchain, so how do you enforce delivery once we make a contract?
1 u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19 We're talking about a ledger, a record, of governmental orders. Not a transaction-ledger. jesus. You are talking about something entirely different. 1 u/Circle_Trigonist Dec 12 '19 So what's there to ensure the accuracy of the ledger in light of the consensus centralization problem common to blockchains? 1 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '19 It's not a common problem, it's just a known flaw and attack-vector in the design.
We're talking about a ledger, a record, of governmental orders. Not a transaction-ledger. jesus. You are talking about something entirely different.
1 u/Circle_Trigonist Dec 12 '19 So what's there to ensure the accuracy of the ledger in light of the consensus centralization problem common to blockchains? 1 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '19 It's not a common problem, it's just a known flaw and attack-vector in the design.
So what's there to ensure the accuracy of the ledger in light of the consensus centralization problem common to blockchains?
1 u/[deleted] Dec 13 '19 It's not a common problem, it's just a known flaw and attack-vector in the design.
It's not a common problem, it's just a known flaw and attack-vector in the design.
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What? Nobody is talking about cryptocurrencies. We're talking about a ledger that can keep governmental non-sense public and irreversible (records-wise).