roberrrrrrt

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   by roberrrrrrt 4y ago

   I put direct dependencies in requirements.txt. Then I run `pip freeze > requirements.lock` within a docker container of the team's target deployment environment. I commit both files, and the deployed application is configured to use
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   by roberrrrrrt 5y ago

   > it's running completely on smart contracts The human judges/arbitrators aren’t, and they’re what’s critical. The contract cannot be sensibly completed without their input. So you have an escrow system where human judges need
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   by roberrrrrrt 5y ago

   Ok, but this isn’t purely a smart contract anymore. You’re describing a typical escrow (running on a blockchain, because ______) with human judges, conceptually identical to what goes on behind the scenes at EBay. What necessitates a blockc
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   by roberrrrrrt 5y ago

   Getting data in isn’t the big issue though, and we’ve had market data streams since forever. I’m talking about the example above, where a smart contract would need some way of knowing when to flip the “Bob has satisfactorily finished commun
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   by roberrrrrrt 5y ago

   The “different approaches to solve this” part, if it ever arrives, would be much more revolutionary than the blockchain itself.