LaMat

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Qrim features are great, but their code is closed source, they are undoxxed, and they won't disclose their auditor. There is simply too much unknown for my taste.

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I'm a certified Signal Booster! Identify yours now!

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I had completely forgotten about this speech 😆. What a great show it was.

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Building /quilibrium EDIT: Developer preview of S3/KMS coming! Please reach out by DC if you would like to be onboarded. It will open with only Q Inc's "free tier" limits, but when 2.1 is live, the higher tiers can be paid for in QUIL, $wquil, and $usdc. Over 450 communities on Quorum, nearly two million messages sent, hundreds to thousands of people online at any time, P2P, E2EE, and growing constantly. This week: - Even faster hypergraph implementation - Milestone 5 testing is in progress with our hypersync convergence test confirming all nodes reconcile to the same hypergraph state - Quorum received a few small tweaks and improvements, including support for stickers, sync and public invite link improvements landing over the weekend This upcoming week is going to be insane to witness. Buckle up!

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On 13 February 2025, 109 civil society organizations, companies, and cybersecurity experts, including Global Encryption Coalition members, published a joint letter to the British Home Secretary Yvette Cooper calling on the UK Home Office to rescind its demand that Apple create a backdoor into its end-to-end encrypted services. The letter remains open until 20 February for additional signatories, please join Quilibrium, Tor, Zcash, Filecoin, and many others in taking a stand against this assault on our right to use cryptography. https://www.globalencryption.org/2025/02/joint-letter-on-the-uk-governments-use-of-investigatory-powers-act-to-attack-end-to-end-encryption/#dbd1ccb2-bd78-49eb-b262-b41b0bf71c72-link

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In 1983, the video game industry fell apart because of the sheer quantity of shit being shoveled to consumers. Most analysts were calling it for the industry, that home gaming would never thrive again. The infamous Atari landfill. Then a company that made most of their money off of playing cards and gambling decided to pivot their game system play as a broader "entertainment system", reimagining how games and entertainment can be done, with strong quality controls in their developer onboarding and promotion. It worked. Everyone remembers the NES. Few remember the landfill. Crypto has lost its way, but it can be brought back. The trick is simple: play a different game.

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Slowly at first... Then suddenly all at once.

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Building /quilibrium Over 300 communities on Quorum, tens of thousands of messages every day, hundreds of people online at any time, P2P, E2EE, and growing constantly. This week: - wrapping up pre-2.0 mints by Jan 28 (needs to finish before 2.1 release) - 2.0.6-p3 prerelease available for folks wanting to test high speed intrinsic implementations of the VDF while we figure out linker issues - Milestone 3 components being grind tested and revised, data proof times down to 100ms worst case, hypergraph lookups are now screaming fast Quorum got a major update as well: - small QoL improvements (example: you can create an account with no pfp now) - sync is now against any peer - biggest: Public Invite Links (please note, this is still a beta, there are early spaces that have small quirks from early creation, so if you generate a public invite link and it's not working for folks, close the editor and generate a new one) Next up: Full milestone 3 release on testnet, Q name service, more improvements for Quorum

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🚀 Major Update for the Q1 Quickstart Menu Your menu should update automatically, if it doesn't, or if you want to install it from scratch, visit: https://docs.quilibrium.one/start/q1-node-quickstart-menu NEW FEATURES: - Node and QClient version auto-check, with warning messages if an update is needed - Node auto-updates: you can now choose to enable or disable auto-updates for the Node and QClient - "Install node" and "prepare server" now only show if you don't have a node installed, along with special instructions for new users - QClient actions: opens a submenu with options to manage your QUIL tokens. - You can also use the QClient actions menu as a standalone menu by calling "qclient" in your terminal IMPROVEMENTS: - Menu autoload on login is now optional and improved to avoid issues with interactive shell and tmux sessions - Node/Qclient install and update scripts have been improved - Several fixes and logic improvements throughout the entire code

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You can download the Q1 menu here: https://docs.quilibrium.one/start/q1-node-quickstart-menu Only compatible with Linux - Ubuntu 22/24

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The Q1 menu has now an option to open a "Qclient Actions" submenu with all the Qclient commands for easy of use :-) I've updated all QClient tutorials and consolidated them here: https://docs.quilibrium.one/start/tutorials/qclient I've also published a short "How to Bridge" guide here: https://docs.quilibrium.one/start/tutorials/qclient/how-to-bridge-quil-to-wquil

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We could make a good salsa, but we need at least one carrot + one celery.

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💎 Advantages for Crypto Users 1. Enhanced Privacy: MPC allows for computations without revealing individual inputs, ideal for sensitive crypto operations. 2. Scalability: The sharded architecture addresses scalability issues common in traditional blockchains. 3. Resilience: Distributed nature provides robust defense against network attacks and failures. 4. dApp Innovation: Enables new classes of decentralized applications previously constrained by blockchain limitations. 5. True Decentralization: Absence of central authority aligns with core crypto principles. 🚀 Potential Use Cases - Private, censorship-resistant social media platforms - Secure, decentralized exchanges with enhanced privacy features - Confidential smart contract executions - Privacy-preserving DeFi applications - Anything that can live on the Internet...

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🧩 Key Components >>> Sharded Hypergraphs Quilibrium employs sharded hypergraphs for data storage and retrieval. This system breaks down data into shards, distributing them across the network. The hypergraph structure enables complex data relationships, surpassing traditional graph models in efficiency and privacy. >>> Oblivious Storage and Retrieval The platform implements oblivious hypergraphs, ensuring that no single instance can discern which data is being transmitted or requested. This obfuscation layer adds an extra tier of privacy to all network operations. >>> Distributed Network Architecture Computation and data storage are decentralized across numerous nodes, eliminating single points of failure and enhancing resilience against attacks.

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How does Quilibrium gives you a truly decentralized and private internet? If the whitepaper makes your 🧠hurt, here is a little help :) 🔬 Core Technology: Peer-to-Peer Multiparty Computation Quilibrium functions as a peer-to-peer multiparty computation (MPC) platform-as-a-service. This approach allows multiple parties to compute collectively without exposing individual data, enhancing privacy and security.

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Quilibrium.one all you need to know in one fancy dress ;-)

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Happy to serve the new earth 😊

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Shards are like splitting up a big job into smaller tasks. They're important because they let us handle huge amounts of data by breaking it into chunks that different computers can work on separately. For scaling up, shards are crucial. They mean we can keep growing our system to serve more users and store more info without everything grinding to a halt. It's like adding more workers to an assembly line - we can produce a lot more by dividing up the work.

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