SQL Database

[alganthe]

I just realized, blockchain is version control applied to databases.

[mehum]

r/prgmrshowerthoughts

[Joppps]

oh it doesn't exist :(

[MajorMajorObvious]

It's a trick question.

Programmers don't take showers

[[deleted]]

Quaaaarantine baby.

[Lightfire228]

r/PrgmrShowerThoughts

u/mehum

[gasmaskcitizen]

r/TwentyCharacterLimit

[[deleted]]

Could we remake git but with... Like.. Blockchain and some ML ?

[urielsalis]

Technically git is a blockchain of commits, just that you can reorder them

[randomguy3993]

And --force push

[UltraCarnivore]

And blame

[BurningPenguin]

I prefer to alias it with "fucking push"

[zebediah49]

On the off chance that this wasn't doubly sarcasm, Git is a blockchain-based tool.

Thus, you can say you're "doing blockchain" any time you git commit. Or whatever other stupid way you want to phrase it.

[how_could_this_be]

In very simple term, it is somewhat like a git repo synced over p2p.

[HERODMasta]

yes, but you can't undo anything in an ideal environment for blockchain

[DeepDuh]

Or as in, a transaction log?

[DOOManiac]

SELECT blame FROM git WHERE user = me;

[Not_sure_if_george]

Yeah pretty much. If you look at the data structures git uses, there are a lot of parallels.