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Web3 as decentralized services is the logical next step. Ethereum stealing the name and doing everything they can to be associated with it is a load of bs taki
by edgyquant 4y ago
Web3 as decentralized services is the logical next step. Ethereum stealing the name and doing everything they can to be associated with it is a load of bs taking away the glamor from real decentralized services that I assure you are coming
- larsonnn 4y agoWhat is the meaning of decentralized services ?
- edgyquant 4y agoThis is not a good faith question, Google it
- Godel_unicode 4y agoThis is not a good faith answer, it is however the type of thing that turns a lot of people off to cryptocurrency. If you google decentralized service in an incognito tab you’ll see why people ask this. The rest of the world gets Wikipedia articles about engineering distributed systems (like database clusters) and distributed consensus (like raft). Since that’s (probably) not what you mean, I submit that as the person using a standard term in a non-standard way that it’s on you to define it.
- edgyquant 4y agoI specifically stated that I was not referring to cryptocurrency, I’m certainly not an advocate. Every engineer knows what a decentralized service is and any who doesn’t will Google the term. You are asking it bad faith hoping I was a cryptobro. It’s an obvious red herring and I’m not feeding the troll.
- Godel_unicode 4y agoThat’s quite the chip you have on your shoulder, too bad. Could have been an interesting discussion. For instance, Web 1.0 was already a decentralized system, as was the DNS which came before it. Why the version change? Questions have been asked, and vitriol has been your only response. Who’s actually the troll, one wonders.