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> This isn't a space with room for errors, certainly not ones this big. It is. Comparable systems can and do have errors. You can attach a bunch of nines as an
by nailer 4y ago
> This isn't a space with room for errors, certainly not ones this big.
It is. Comparable systems can and do have errors. You can attach a bunch of nines as an SLA there and Solana would do pretty well in the last months. Especially because it’s only competition in the scalable blockchain space is itself.
> > This does not mean the design is centralised: it's just that it's a peer-to-peer design with bugs. Like all software, ever.
> It does mean it's centralized.
ok.
- kerkeslager 4y ago> It is. Comparable systems can and do have errors. You can attach a bunch of nines as an SLA there and Solana would do pretty well in the last months. Uptime isn't the issue, security is. If a centralized group of developers can push out a patch and validators will pull it without the time to properly validate it, thus restarting the entire chain, that's a major security problem. > Especially because it’s only competition in the scalable blockchain space is itself. Oh give me a break. There are literally hundreds of cryptos in the scalable blockchain space, and Solana isn't close to being the fastest, most scalable, or most stable. You've drunk too much Kool-aid.