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Git also allows you to push --force if so you wish, something that would require a 51% attack if you were to do it in a blockchain-based ledger. I really don't
by kemonocode 6y ago
Git also allows you to push --force if so you wish, something that would require a 51% attack if you were to do it in a blockchain-based ledger.
I really don't think blockchains are a panacea and in many cases they're a solution looking for a problem, but that doesn't mean they're necessarily useless.
EDIT: Also as a sibling parent said, it's just proof of work what gets the bad rap about power consumption, and there's nothing inherently costly in blockchains themselves.
- kemonocode 6y agosibling comment* I grumble at the time limit on edits for HN comments sometimes, even if I do understand why it's there.