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> the limitation is politics, not technology What a transparent frame. The limitation is lack of understanding the consequences. What may look like a snazzy so
by tgv 4y ago
> the limitation is politics, not technology
What a transparent frame. The limitation is lack of understanding the consequences. What may look like a snazzy solution for a handful of tech entrepreneurs might not be desirable for everyone.
> Declarative smart contracts to quickly orchestrate processes between organizations.
Ah, yet another layer of business logic. One that hardly anyone understands. That'll do wonders for consultants.
- wslh 4y ago> What a transparent frame. The limitation is lack of understanding the consequences. What may look like a snazzy solution for a handful of tech entrepreneurs might not be desirable for everyone. No, I give you an example: you receive industry information every month that is based on incomplete information but the companies in that industry also wants to know how the industry is going. They are very interested in sharing their information in a private way (e.g. homomorphing encryption) and having final stats as a whole. This need is real. > Ah, yet another layer of business logic. One that hardly anyone understands. That'll do wonders for consultants. This is the contrary: removing layers. If you want to create a token you just declare that you want the token instead of writing buggy ERC20 smart contracts. Most use cases are repetitive.