Fair enough, can’t comment on whether that example is relevant, but sure, you need to record with the right granularity
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A block will contain about 1,000 transactions and earn the miner 12 Bitcoins, i.e. more than 12k €
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But I can send you some Bitcoin now, if you want, and will pay less than 0.01 € cent for that transaction
How so? If over a 10 year car history, I get 20 entries that increase monotonically, that’s sufficient?
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Additionally, sometimes even setting up the business relationship with the intermediary is either impossible or way too costly
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That's why the cost of a credit card transaction is several orders of magnitude higher than the backend DB part suggest
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Of course the cost is higher. But the intermediary running the DB typically creates a lot more cost than just that.
Heute gelesen: Mal wieder 60 Mio. versenkt. Für ein Honorar von 1Mio verspreche ich, dasselbe Resultat zu liefern heise.de/newsticker/meldung/…
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“How Browsers Load and Process JavaScript” (by my colleague @FND): innoq.com/en/blog/loading-ja…
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“The senator from Kentucky is now working for Vladimir Putin”. thedailybeast.com/articles/2…
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So, what is the proper protocol for politely asking someone to unblock you on Twitter? Asking shared followers/followed accounts?
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Hat Spaß gemacht. Ein paar Verbesserungsvorschläge gab es schon, mehr davon sind willkommen :)
Nach dem Get-together geht es 18 Uhr weiter mit dem Architecture Fishbowl! #SoftwareArchitectureSummit
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Nice item for my collection of “Why it pays off to know the difference between GET and POST” collection
Aha! Turns out my paranoia about automatic scanners following "verify email" links sent in email is 100% justified nitter.vloup.ch/markuskrogh/stat…
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