I know many people I respect hate blockchain tech with passion (and my continued mild enthusiasm for it flips the bozo bit on me for them). But I find it interesting to see how many of them embrace even unjustified criticism. Just human, I guess.
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I’m not sure how lots of people overselling it invalidates a technology. Also, how is this relevant to your initial question?
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Because maybe the article isn’t that great, brings no new information, doesn’t change the fact that blockchains still the only working, decentralized, secure store of immutable data, and “breaches” only occur at the boundaries or within the accepted threat model?
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Thanks for the feedback. I have high hopes for web components with their implementation built with whatever makes sense, too
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Wondering if there’s anyone who’s found a way to use the #Neo2 keyboard layout on an iPad
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Sehr schöne Einführung in #webcomponents von meinem Kollegen @michaelvitz: innoq.com/de/articles/2019/0…
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Teil 2 des Gesprächs zwischen @moonbeamlabs und mir zum Thema #Blockchain im @INNOQ-Podcast: innoq.com/de/podcast/057-blo…
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Those last few minutes of @LastWeekTonight’s recent #Brexit episode are really all that needs be said about the current sad state of Brexit, and the stupidity of referendums in general youtube.com/HaBQfSAVt0s?t=1011
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This is about this particular statement, not Bitcoin energy consumption in general. My guesstimate is that global solar power production is at least one, probably more two orders of magnitude higher than even a worst case estimate for Bitcoin.
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I certainly don’t think Bitcoin energy consumption is not a problem. Doesn’t make this statement any more true.
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