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You're talking about a different kind of redundancy. This was about parties who don't 100% trust each other. > We have more than one design if one proves flawe
by amelius 1y ago
You're talking about a different kind of redundancy. This was about parties who don't 100% trust each other.
> We have more than one design if one proves flawed.
One of the parties ends up with the right the design, the other will have a flawed design.
- prasadjoglekar 1y agoTrust but verify; that's a Russian proverb I'm told. Verification and ability to verify comes with having some leverage. This brings some leverage to the table.