Nader Dabit@nader·Apr 30

biggest thing I've learned after working in the blockchain space for 2 years is that you don't even need a blockchain for many of the use cases that require immutability, permanence, and public access

i.e. simple data storage that doesn't require network-wide consensus for state validation of every single transaction or state transition can just be handled using a network optimized for just that

feels like the main people who push this idea or use case either don't understand the options available to them right now, or they are maxis or employees of some blockchain protocol they are pushing

I also did not really understand this, and maybe even the tech wasn't even ready until the past 12/18 months anyway, but just a general thought

  • Joera@joera·May 01

    Devs are excited that they can connect their dapp to a blockchain, write a smart contract, and feel they are on top of the world! it's hard to immediately go back to learning with all the insecurity that implies.. This phase will last a while. perhaps that is what we will historically come to see as web3

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    • @17770·May 01

      WELCOME TO THEDEVELOPERGARDEN

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      • Sterling@sterling·May 01

        I agree with this sentiment. We need solutions to real problems, not going around finding problems to match a solution.

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        • Vegeta@princevegeta·Apr 30

          Thank you for sharing ❤️

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          • Bob Peace@bobpeace·Apr 30

            thx for sharing

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            • zkJΞw🦇🔊@zkjew·Apr 30

              Read half the post, definitely a maxi

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              • zkJΞw🦇🔊@zkjew·Apr 30

                I don’t exactly know what you mean by “simple data” but I do think that most trivial data should be accessible on chain via attestations of a ZK proof. Like birthday 18+ ext.

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                • Rostikson@ybb26·Apr 30

                  Hi man)) Have are you?)) I am fine, because i eat nice food

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