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Learning about blockchains can certainly be disconnected from Bitcoin. Go read the Ethereum docs for example.
by lacker 10y ago
Learning about blockchains can certainly be disconnected from Bitcoin. Go read the Ethereum docs for example.
- shp0ngle 10y agoThat's true, but it's still basically a cryptocurrency, with some out-there applications (that are not really that reliable, yet). But yeah you are right.
- jerguismi 10y agoEthereum stuff can also prove how to do things wrong... The DAO is a good example of that, and now the recent ddos attack.
- AroundTheBlock_ 10y agoTheDAO is an example of a mistake on the path towards building something better/safer. You don't think airbags have ever killed people? Faulty seatbelts? Did Tesla abandon auto-pilot because of a few accidents? Do I need to go on and on? This is a nascent technology, of course there are going to be missteps along the way, and to hold it against Ethereum forever is an incredibly cynical point of view for supposed technologists.
- brighton36 10y agoThere are no uses for turing complete smart contracts. Multisig and nLockTime perform all the same functions with lower risk and greater scalability.
- heliumcraft 10y agoLooking forward then to the deluge of DApps coming to Bitcoin using Multisign and nLockTime, just go to http://dapps.ethercasts.com/ http://dapps.ethercasts.com/ and copy paste ideas to Bitcoin using Multisign / nLockTime, should be easy peasy. Oh yeah, and all can be done with Multisign & nLockTime, so I wonder why Counterparty and now Rootstock are implementing Ethereum's virtual machine, strange. Wish you and your partner in crime stopped spreading false information and just focused on Bitcoin. It should stand on its own merits not on dishing other projects.
- JacquesSolomon 10y agoYou two seem to have some feud going on - but there's no need to air it out over here.
- AroundTheBlock_ 10y agoChris DeRose, you have no power here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBGWtVOKTkM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBGWtVOKTkM