Intel SGX built on a foundation of sand

https://x.com/_markel___/status/1828112469010596347

trustless private compute >>>> trusted private compute, every time

BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

/quilibrium

We were all taught as kids that quicksand is always a looming threat haha

I like pleasure spiked with blockchain and music is my aeroplane. It's my aeroplane. /pizzadao underboss and /pixelwooks co-lead. Featured in "Number Go Up" 📖

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8l6mJQeclo

🐵 ← 🙈🙉🙊 → /phil → phil.cockfield.net, db.team →  ƒ(trust / time) →  ƒ(open-commons) → ƒ( /sys )  ← @cell primitive<T> 🧫

ha, that chart says it all

Wonder what other stupid phobias that 80s and 90s kids were taught are no longer a thing

Trans fat is bad for sure. Is saturated fat still no bueno or did that one get tossed out too?

“Wonder what other stupid phobias that 80s and 90s kids were taught are no longer a thing”

The food pyramid and “fat is bad” 😂

Certainly hindsight is a funny thing when you look all sorts of cultures, especially pop culture. Fashion/style always seems so funny to me cause each decade seems to be unique in that regard and typically people will continue dressing however they dressed in their late teens.

I loved the part about how, for decades, every TV writing room wanted to use quicksand and it was just so cultural taboo as a cringe trope. Even Lost, where it would have been super appropriate device, could get it in the script. 

Cultural zeitgeist taboos are fascinating, for me in large part because they are almost completely invisible at the time, and become clearer and clearer as we move forward and look back at our shared collective hallucination on “whats culture now”