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Buckle up, Reddit: Closed APIs cost more than you’d expect
(cointelegraph.com)
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this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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Man, dude had a good thing going until he said that bullshit.
I’m reading along… web3?? Who is still using that word? Built on the blockchain?! God damn crypto dweebs tricked me into reading 300 words before the took the mask off.
Cointelegraph.com, should have been able to piece it together. I have only myself to blame.
The passing resemblance to cointelpro ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO ) had me suspicious and it still didn't click for me until then either.
yep. lemmy is not based on blockchain... and it works nonetheless, even if relatively new. it can only get better from here
But if we just included the blockchain think of the shareholder value we could be generating. We could be decentralizing the blockchain with crypto NFTs in the cloud or whatever.
Someone forgot about AI.
Lmao corporate buzzword bingo