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Just like serverless still has servers, this can be reasonably called dbless :)
by veesahni 6y ago
Just like serverless still has servers, this can be reasonably called dbless :)
- xwdv 6y agoEssentially this is the promise of the blockchain. Imagine one massive global database where anyone can store anything in encrypted form. Free, forever.
- logram 6y agoI was under the impression that you paid for a transaction. That wouldn't be free, would it?
- sp332 6y agoPaying puts your transaction near the head of the queue. This matters more when there's a backlog. If you're willing to wait for things to clear up, you don't need to pay. https://bitcoinfees.net/ https://bitcoinfees.net/
- eloff 6y agoThere is no free lunch. That goes double for proof of work algorithms.
- LASR 6y agoWhen something called "proof of work" is so central to an idea, it can't be at the same time, "free".
- sp332 6y agoExactly, so let's not repeat that mistake!