rodocite

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   Interesting opinions on OpenTF and potentially impacted projects(blog.massdriver.cloud)

   4 points by rodocite 3y ago|0 comments
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   by rodocite 7y ago

   data is still stored somewhere but any routing to the data is disabled and the entity is disassociated.
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   by rodocite 7y ago

   if the references don't point to actual data, you don't need this. - minimum 2 parts. a relay (reference hash) and the cold/true storage portion. you can break the reference hash up and reassemble only for secret holders. whi
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   by rodocite 7y ago

   I don't quite understand this comment. Are you looking for a confirmation? Is it good enough to just have the most updated data for the state you want to track? I'm curious about what the specific use case was. if you are waiting
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   by rodocite 7y ago

   I think the article is too scattered and doesn't actually discuss how event sourcing works. Key concepts are missing. People who actually want to learn it will end up getting even more confused or misguided-- which seems like the trend
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   by rodocite 7y ago

   I'm pretty sure you can "soft-delete" for GDPR compliance. So this concern is sort of a non-issue. Besides that: 1. If you're using an immutable structure, as long as you use references, you can obfuscate data. Blockchai