Why distributed systems engineers aren't working on blockchain much ?
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Cardano is a fascinating study the more and more I dig deep into it. Things like RINA, sidechains, Ouroboros POS. Plus it's all peer reviewed multiple times and attempts to build and design a highly Assurant platform is really impressive.
Time will tell if it's ever released and used as they dream. But technology wise , I sure hope they keep plugging away and making a great blockchain 3.0 system.
Cardano is an ambitious journey and just might be one of the best blockchain platforms , Technically speaking. And I think you can use some Haskell like programming concepts with it. However, even though it's really received some love lately it's like the quiet blockchain for various reasons.
Hopefully more and more people discover it and start using it. Maybe I will attempt something this week on it. If I can.
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So blockchain vs dags is coming. Blocks and tangles. Graph theory. DAGs are (directed acylic graphs). It's used a lot in big data technologies now like spark and tez and impala. But in the blockchain space you now have IOTA and Hashgraph doing more of tangles and DAG theory vs blockchains, but both these have detractors as in not much evidence they actually have a working implementation as they claim.
Time will tell.
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