TheColorYellow

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   by TheColorYellow 8y ago

   "There’s nothing being done here that couldn’t or shouldn’t just be handled with a traditional database." Okay, I'll bite. A few questions that I think lead to the idea of a DLT system being an appropriate fit: If it's a
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   by TheColorYellow 8y ago

   Supply chains aren't really owned by a single entity, right? Walmart may be the biggest actor and driver of requirements but they don't own anything beyond the specific services they are paying for. Its a complicated system of act
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   by TheColorYellow 8y ago

   This is the biggest factor in why a "centralized" database or even a distributed one for that matter doesn't adequately provide the same value that IBM is bringing here. This also quite obviously a DLT solution and not a bloc
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   by TheColorYellow 10y ago

   Really? I haven't many people to have claimed to have gotten an "insane" financial advantage from the stock market, yet alone HFT. I've met a few but none of them had such a positive reaction that it seemed worth investi