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Well said. The issue here is that the code and semantics of the language (Solidity) were (are) both very poor at communicating and codifying intent.
by cloudhead 9y ago
Well said. The issue here is that the code and semantics of the language (Solidity) were (are) both very poor at communicating and codifying intent.
- Bromskloss 9y agoThe point, then, is that it is the code that matters, even if one party later says "oh, this isn't what I meant". That's the _point_ of using a "hard" blockchain as opposed to transactions that can be subjected to the judgement of "soft" people even after they have taken place.