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etherplan.com
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| | | | | The most important thing to know when learning about cryptocurrencies is their original purpose: Trust minimization. The second most important thing to know when learning about cryptocurrencies is what are not cryptocurrencies. | |
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preethikasireddy.com
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| | | | | Here's something most new Web 3.0 developers have trouble understanding: when you ship code, it can't be patched and updated later. This is a big departure from the iterative development method that we all know and love - where we break development into smaller parts and build it up over many iterations. By adding features one-by-one, we can improve app functionality over time - all while growing a user base. In Web 3.0, this just can't be done. Blockchain changes everything - including the possibility for iterative development. | |
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quantstamp.com
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| | | | | Computer scientists say that a procedure is re-entrant if its execution can be interrupted in the middle, initiated over (re-entered), and both runs can complete without any errors in execution. In the context of Ethereum smart contracts, re-entrancy can lead to serious vulnerabilities. | |
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unchained.com
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| | | [AI summary] The article argues that bitcoin's blockchain is only viable because it requires a native currency to secure the network, and since all blockchains compete for the same monetary use case, bitcoin is the superior choice for storing value. | ||
