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How so? With git, you have to manually resolve merge conflicts. With blockchain, the general point is to use PoW (or something equivalent) to automatically do
by funklute 4y ago
How so?
With git, you have to manually resolve merge conflicts.
With blockchain, the general point is to use PoW (or something equivalent) to automatically do a vote on which is the correct version. Isn't that also the case in a private blockchain?
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- nlitened 4y agoI think git has: 1. A chain of blocks referencing its parents by hash, thus verifying their validity and immutability 2. A rules for consensus on choosing what blocks can be appended (both technically and organizationally through each company’s PR review process) That makes git a blockchain.
- funklute 4y agoGood point, had not thought of it in this way before!