Take trusted JS browser code execution to the next level. If "binaries" have moved to the browser, code there must be signed.
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@NickSzabo4@jgarzik cf Karl Popper, in contract, I let my reputation die in my stead. Crypto captures, people judge. -
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@NickSzabo4@jgarzik Yep, but my rep is the only one I've got! Built up over time by many small tx. Waiting to upload into the blockchain ;) -
@iang_fc Your and@NickSzabo4 's reputation come from your writing and ideas over the years, not your tiny BTC transactions!@jgarzik -
@socrates1024@NickSzabo4@jgarzik Right! And ideas aren't worth spoofing. But contracts? How does a contract differ from a Tx? -
@iang_fc@socrates1024@jgarzik People spoof ideas often & how is Alice in Albania going to enforce her contract with Zed in Zimbabwe? -
@NickSzabo4@socrates1024@jgarzik Alice captures her contract with crypto. She enforces with wet institutions. Working together, aligned. -
@iang_fc@socrates1024@jgarzik There is no magic world government for enforcing global wet contracts. Burden of lawsuit usually too high. - 3 more replies
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@NickSzabo4@jgarzik PKI far worse, it claimed wet semantics protected by crypto, but stripped the semantics completely by contract. Lies. -
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