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If you have centralised signup and identity you may as well run a Postgres DB or a git repo. It could still be a cool idea, but I don’t get how this needs cryp
by konschubert 3y ago
If you have centralised signup and identity you may as well run a Postgres DB or a git repo.
It could still be a cool idea, but I don’t get how this needs crypto?
- jonny_eh 3y agoHow else do you get A16z to invest?
- mousetree 3y agoYou play League of Legends while on a pitch call with them
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- polynomial 3y agoI believe that was Sequoia? Who just massively downsized that very fund this week. (Tho he did seem to play LoL on a lot of calls…)
- optimalsolver 3y agoThat sounds like a real power-move from a top-tier mind.
- polynomial 3y agoPresumably so that the underlying system can be auditable by 'anyone'?
- FabHK 3y agoThat can still be done by streaming the updates to whoever wants them (can even hash each chunk of updates, and include the hash of the prior chunk in each chunk, to get a linked list of chunks, which would prevent undetected manipulation of prior chunks).
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