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Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 20:53 - Jul 28 by Veggie
What does it say? Robot’s Dad?
“Robots dao”which is shorthand for NFT scam.
Hey there. We're @GenerousRobots an NFT project on the Solana blockchain. Pleased to be partnering with Charlton this season and we look forward to interacting with the fanbase more and growing together!
Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 22:21 - Jul 28 by Illinoisblue
“Robots dao”which is shorthand for NFT scam.
Hey there. We're @GenerousRobots an NFT project on the Solana blockchain. Pleased to be partnering with Charlton this season and we look forward to interacting with the fanbase more and growing together!
Still fairly meaningless gobbledygook to me but sounds a little like they are nothing much that some people want to sell for a lot of money.
NFT's are a play thing for the rich. Crypto currencies are now ten a penny and risky.
But the clever tech is blockchain which they both sit on top of and will change the world as we know it. You most probably already use it in one form or another and do not even realise.
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Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 07:13 - Jul 29 with 1393 views
Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 23:07 - Jul 28 by DinDjarin
NFT's are a play thing for the rich. Crypto currencies are now ten a penny and risky.
But the clever tech is blockchain which they both sit on top of and will change the world as we know it. You most probably already use it in one form or another and do not even realise.
How are NFTs worth anything though? People are paying, in some cases a lot of money, for a picture that they don’t own the rights to, as far as I can tell at least.
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Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 07:57 - Jul 29 with 1306 views
Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 23:07 - Jul 28 by DinDjarin
NFT's are a play thing for the rich. Crypto currencies are now ten a penny and risky.
But the clever tech is blockchain which they both sit on top of and will change the world as we know it. You most probably already use it in one form or another and do not even realise.
"You most probably already use it in one form or another and do not even realise."
Speaking as a software engineer, you most probably don't, except maybe tangentially. Very little runs on the blockchain.
You've probably used immutable event streams without realising but that doesn't get VC funding.
It's also, as a piece of tech, not very exciting. It's been around for ages and has very little practical applications.
Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 07:13 - Jul 29 by Veggie
How are NFTs worth anything though? People are paying, in some cases a lot of money, for a picture that they don’t own the rights to, as far as I can tell at least.
They aren't. They're only worth something if they can convince someone else they are worth something.
And the issue is now they are struggling to convince anyone.
Some NFTs are weird and you do own the rights (sort of?) to them but then there is gets very murky indeed when it comes to what happens at re-sale.
Here is a good run down from a US Law point of view:
Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 07:57 - Jul 29 by DanTheMan
"You most probably already use it in one form or another and do not even realise."
Speaking as a software engineer, you most probably don't, except maybe tangentially. Very little runs on the blockchain.
You've probably used immutable event streams without realising but that doesn't get VC funding.
It's also, as a piece of tech, not very exciting. It's been around for ages and has very little practical applications.
I work as a DBA for a very large logistics company and the whole industry is shifting to blockchain. Healthcare companies, digital music, government agencies, travel industry to name a few are also seeing a massive shift.
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Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 12:15 - Jul 29 with 981 views
Meanwhile, over at Charlton on 12:13 - Jul 29 by DinDjarin
I work as a DBA for a very large logistics company and the whole industry is shifting to blockchain. Healthcare companies, digital music, government agencies, travel industry to name a few are also seeing a massive shift.
You'll probably have to send me some links. I work in fintech at the moment and outside of very limited scope, I've seen no widespread adoption.
Logistics is one place I could see it being useful.
Most developers I've spoken to just hate it. If I wanted immutable ledgers, I just use event sourcing.
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