Thinking about smart contracts, reading @NickSzabo4 http://szabo.best.vwh.net/smart.contracts.2.html … any reading suggestions 4 me?
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@NickSzabo4@doctorgoss Yes currently need verification from multiple trusted feeds, in many financial instruments = easy
@e_frankl @nprojectcharles @DoctorGoss Good example of tying to wet: when dry code reaches limit, tie into trdtnl Wall St. data quotes.
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@e_frankl @nprojectcharles@DoctorGoss If try to reinvent the inherently wet, you'll get lost in utopia instead of building cool new stuff. -
@NickSzabo4@e_frankl @nprojectcharles There's got to be a limit to how much wet you can tie in to dry code. Wet has too many edge cases. -
@DoctorGoss@e_frankl @nprojectcharles Many dry Ks could have multisig wet jury exception handling, but makes it vastly more expensive. -
@NickSzabo4@DoctorGoss @nprojectcharles In future lawyers will be contract coders and exception arbitrators -
@e_frankl@NickSzabo4@DoctorGoss open source law libraries that are transnational
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@NickSzabo4@e_frankl @nprojectcharles …and tie in securely… -
@DoctorGoss@e_frankl @nprojectcharles Biggest threat to data is manipulation of original market. WSt already deals with & we can't solve. -
@DoctorGoss@e_frankl @nprojectcharles If try to achieve block chain level security at the edges, will get lost in utopia.
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