Cassie Heart
@cassie
As things start to ramp up and get spicier with Quilibrium's launch, I will start applying more proactive measures to ensure people stay fully informed. To start, Quilibrium, Inc. will offer services to end users to make usage of the platform seamless in transitioning away from other cloud providers.
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CBobRobison
@cr
I'm trying to wrap my head around the types of services that would be most suitable to be built on a Quilibrium DBOS. Can you share some examples?
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
I originally built Quilibrium because I wanted to host an E2EE private discord clone on AWS, and their AUP mandates content moderation, which of course is not feasible under those restrictions. So I built the oblivious hypergraph store, then wrapped some AWS API equivalents around it as apps living on the store.
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CBobRobison
@cr
Okay, cool. That makes sense. It seems like another app that would be appropriate to build here would be a private calendar for E2EE bookings. I'm trying to also better understand tho - what would you say the trade-offs are building on Quilibrium?
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Cassie Heart
@cassie
Building directly on top of it has the tradeoff of the overhead of learning a new ecosystem and its performance characteristics based on your data architecture, along with the tradeoffs of garbled circuits. btw, these are awesome questions, if you're around Sunday for the @unlonely stream I'd love to hear more of them!
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