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Re:Why blockchain is not yet working (2018) on Sunday February 14, 2021 @11:37AM (#26133728)
I think a great use case is for distributed storage and control of home automation products, with an open protocol on top of it. When I have lock in to one vendor and they go bankrupt, device has lost control but also my historical data. If this was all via a distributed model, I could grant access to a new app/company to take over control. Even if they don't close up, I could still give access to other integration partners to gain see my historical data for some kind of processing.
Re:Docker and Python on Sunday December 27, 2020 @10:52PM (#25556524)
Nice one! Consider a follow up article with 1. Alpine Linux as the base image to significantly reduce the size and 2. Build the requirements in one layer, and then transfer the codebase to a new layer to further reduce size.
Has any papers been written describing/modelling spacetime as a fluid? You also see diagrams of space time as a plane with the gravity coming from the dip in that plane. But that model would hold in a 360 degree view, so I think we should model spacetime as a fluid with the density of that fluid going rise to drag and therefore gravity effects