Hello comms friends! 🫶🏼
A Cadetship position at my workplace is currently taking applications, here’s the deets - https://t.co/gDE9FNQSOY
I was in the role for 3 years and it was the best exposure I could have had to the industry.
Message if you have any questions!
PSA: Sunday night and Monday morning are two very different things. Technically it’s still week 1 so here’s my #bcm212 blog! Check her out ➡️ https://t.co/dx4MX8P35k
Hello #bcm212! Another sem, here we go. Interested to know who’s going to be in the online tutorial and your reasoning for choosing online over in person, I’m intrigued 🥰🤩
These are all relevant to the lecture as they amplify the favour shown towards decentralised systems, due to the many benefits such as attack resistance, fault tolerance, collusion resistance and block chains.
Hi #bcm206, for my last remediation tweet for this semester I decided to put a couple of memes together rather than boring you with more reading, I know we are all over that 😴😩 Check them out below ⬇️
It is important to amplify the strengths of a decentralised network and identify the benefits as the integrity of nodes within the blockchain is consistently inspected.
Vitalik Buterin, in 2017, discussed the meaning of decentralisation, explaining that “decentralised systems are less likely to fail accidentally because they rely on many separate components that are not likely” #bcm206
Through the research I have done along with my own analysis, I can personally say that I believe this is one of the biggest perks of decentralised networks, along with attack resistance
Personally, I understand this rapid development as revolutionary, defeating all borders and walls, leaving no room for error and lots of room for integration and development.