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This is an intriguing paper. This seems highly related to proof of work algorithms in blockchain systems. Working out which events happened and at what time.
by jonititan 7y ago
This is an intriguing paper. This seems highly related to proof of work algorithms in blockchain systems. Working out which events happened and at what time.
- tgtweak 7y agoOr distributed databases that are vulnerable to clock skew.
- heavenlyblue 7y ago>> This seems highly related to proof of work algorithms in blockchain systems. Working out which events happened and at what time. This is not a byzantine algorithm so it's got nothing to do with proof of work.
- jonititan 7y agoJust because it's not Byzantine doesn't mean it might not be relevant to proof of work algorithms where one of the challenges is understanding when work was completed relative to other components.
- heavenlyblue 7y agoYou might as well say the flap of the wings of a butterfly in Africa may later become the cause a hurricane in the US.