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"Web3 data" means nothing. If you're referring to blockchain data, say blockchain data. "Web3" doesn't lend anything to technical conversations and is best use
by acaloiar 4y ago
"Web3 data" means nothing. If you're referring to blockchain data, say blockchain data.
"Web3" doesn't lend anything to technical conversations and is best used on board rooms full of coked up investors interested in dropping money on another dumb crypto bro's vision to change the world.
- IanCal 4y agoThe descriptions made absolute sense to me, the target audience - someone developing with these systems. You can complain about it if you want, but it's like complaining that serverless things need servers underneath - maybe technically accurate but not a helpful discussion to have.
- acaloiar 4y ago"Serverless" is a terrible adjective, and yet it's still considerably more precise than "web3". Even so, in a technical setting I often hear engineers refers to "hosted function" or "function service" when referring to "serverless" infrastructure.
- IanCal 4y agoThe description is precise enough for anyone who would be a potential customer to know exactly what was meant. As marketing copy for a product that seems like all that really matters here. I won't carry on as that's the only point I'm making and I don't think it's productive to try and convince anyone further.