ciocan42
Joined 12 years ago
Joined 12 years ago
#2. Peer-to-peer mobile networks coupled with low orbit satellite networks.
#3. Privacy-aware end to end encrypted apps.
#4. End of fiat currency. A new global electronic money.
#5. Personalised 3d-printed medicine.
#6. Full immersion BCI VR spaces
#7. By the end of the decade digitisation of public administration will make space for direct democracy and fast-paced public projects based on real-time electronic voting.
If yes, I think it won't matter at all. EU already have real-time electronic payments and mostly everyone uses contactless cards or appley/android pay.
I think the benefit of Libra, as peer-to-peer money is valuable for countries in Africa or other parts of the world where cash is king and unsafe (due to high crime rate).
And with the new fin-tech banks like Monzo, Starling or Revolut the banking apps are light years ahead of traditional banks.
https://github.com/ciocan/Blockchain-Files/blob/master/the-h...
You can have a bird's eye view of most common platforms on this infographic:
https://medium.com/world-of-blockchains/the-history-of-block...
When in fact top 10% richest helped much more people along the way than all average combined. And the consequence is being rich.
Instead of complaining about inequality (aka making the rich poorer), better to think about how to make the poor richer.
Nextjs provide out of the box server side rendering, routing, code splitting and all the new front-end stuff out of the box with just one command (no need to setup webpackj, babel, etc)
Graph.cool gets you backend as a service with grapgql. You can manage your db from their consle panel. You're not locked in to their service, you can install it on your cloud cluster too.
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