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It should just be served up to anyone who is actively listening at ~8:30:000. Exactly like what a blockchain would do. Broadcast a new block to everyone at the
by Workaccount2 1y ago
It should just be served up to anyone who is actively listening at ~8:30:000. Exactly like what a blockchain would do. Broadcast a new block to everyone at the same time.
- blitzar 1y agoA bit oldskool but go retro and try a tv "broadcast" ... anyone who is actively listening at 8:30:000 gets it served to them. I am getting strong "tech bros invent the bus in 2025" vibes. Putting Founder, CEO, Cereal Entrepreneur on your linkedin bio doesnt make you instantly a genius.
- Workaccount2 1y agoI'm not pushing for a blockchain, I'm pushing for any other way than it is currently done.
- blitzar 1y agoYou are right it is not a bus. Its a vehicle that holds idk like 20 people or maybe even a bigger one that holds 100 or so. It will go from one point to another, along a pre-determined route, stopping at designated places along the way. People can get on and off at any one of the places it stops at. Its reimagining the way we travel, its going to change the world. A similar thing is in the works that goes on fixed metal rails, the details havent all been figured out yet nor what to call it, but expect exciting news soon.
- BenjiWiebe 1y agoA blockchain doesn't, unless all peers are directly connected to all other peers. Otherwise, a transaction has to propagate through the network. For Bitcoin, for the last couple years, looks like it's typically 15ish seconds to reach 90% of the network and 5ish to reach 50% of the network. A centralized server could send updates to directly connected clients much faster than that. https://www.dsn.kastel.kit.edu/bitcoin/#propdelaytx https://www.dsn.kastel.kit.edu/bitcoin/#propdelaytx