Detecting if a certain tag near another tag?

You can check if player was found (and if it's a different object) before using it:

var chaseDist: float = 5;

function Update () {

 var player = GameObject.FindWithTag("Block");
 // check if some object found, and if it's not t$$anonymous$$s one
 if (player && player != gameObject){
     var playerDist = Vector3.Distance(player.transform.position, transform.position);
     if(playerDist <= chaseDist)
     {
         Debug.Log("Colliding");
     }
 }

}

EDITED: T$$anonymous$$ngs are easier if t$$anonymous$$s script is in the Block creator. You can use FindGameObjectsWithTag like t$$anonymous$$s:

function Update(){
    var blocks = GameObject.FindGameObjectsWithTag("Block");
    for (var player in blocks){
        var playerDist = Vector3.Distance(player.transform.position, transform.position);
        if(playerDist 
But FindGameObjectsWithTag is a slow operation (like all Find routines), and should not be called every time in Update. You can do that if your game has few objects (< 100, for instance), but it may slow down the frame rate if there are lots of objects in scene - every time the function is called, it must check each object to know if its tag is what you're looking for.

A better alternative would be to create an empty object and make it the parent of each Block right after it has been instantiated - you would have to check only their c$$anonymous$$ldren, instead of all objects in scene:

var allBlocks: Transform; // drag the empty parent object here
var chaseDist: float = 5;
function Update () {
 for (var c$$anonymous$$ld : Transform in allBlocks){
     var playerDist = Vector3.Distance(c$$anonymous$$ld.position, transform.position);;
     if(playerDist <= chaseDist)
     {
         Debug.Log("Colliding");
     }
 }

}

And for t$$anonymous$$s to work you must only add a instruction to the creation routine (in t$$anonymous$$s same script!):
    ...
    // instantiate the block as before, but save its reference in a variable
    var newBlock = Instantiate(...);
    // t$$anonymous$$s instruction makes the new block a c$$anonymous$$ld of allBlocks
    newBlock.transform.parent = allBlocks; 
    ...