>maybe blockchain.
but git is already a blockchain. each commit is a "block", with a reference back to the previous commit.
but git is already a blockchain. each commit is a "block", with a reference back to the previous commit.
It's pretty funny how people still think that a blockchain is this magical thing, yet I'm pretty sure anyone on HN is capable of writing a blockchain in an an hour or two. Maybe even less than that.
I demo’d github and described the distributed features with pull requests and stuff “oracle-based mediation.”
It was funny because this was maybe 3 years ago and had never heard about GitHub but had read all the blockchain literature.