We have a Farcaster for ZK identity verification issue for ODBoost, which is open until February 2nd!

Hylé aims to enhance trust infrastructure by supporting many different user identity verification mechanisms. We’d like you to develop an identity contract for Hylé that leverages a Farcaster ID.
We recommend using Risc0 or SP1 for proof generation.

See the issue: https://github.com/Hyle-org/hackathons/issues/6
Apply: https://app.onlydust.com/p/hyl (DO NOT apply through GitHub, please!)

if people want to build with zk and farcaster, we've got a quest for you 👀

zk makes signed data more malleable: you can extend signature from a given signature to create another statement

TEEs make access & authorizations more malleable: you can break apart a login into smaller "OCAP-like" authorizations

we're entering the age of reified data & auth

Merci à @sylve d’être venu partager avec nous l’histoire de @hyle-org ! Il nous a raconté son parcours et expliqué sa vision des Zero Knowledge Proofs (ZK).

L’interview complète est dispo sur YouTube et Spotify 🔥 https://youtu.be/2uD76uiaDf0

#ZK #zeroknowledgeproof #blockchain #layer1 #crypto

[🇫🇷 honhonposting]

Extrait de mon interview avec @coppola et Edouard de Cryptosquare, où l'on parle de zero-knowledge proofs, de confidentialité, et de comment faire perdre 20k par jour à un réseau L2

🔥 Co-founder of Cryptosquare 🥇 Co-organizer of #Web3 events. ⚡️$BTC $ETH $OP $STARK. 📸 POAP collector.

we're reaching levels of captcha shitposting previously unheard of

we should honeypot the north korean hackers. create a fake company, hire a bunch of them, have them fight each other to try and get access to the funds

this is EV+ for the cia

Proof of residency using SP1 and @hyle-org built by the talented Rute!

Extending the trust you put in digital signatures is fantastic for accessibility. Kudos to the ATCud signature system in Portugal which enables signed invoices!

🔐 Been working on something cool: a privacy-first way to verify Portuguese residency using @hyle_org &amp; @SuccinctLabs.

Upload your utility bill, get a ZK proof and settle it on Hylé - that's it. No more sharing sensitive data or your exact address.

Coming soon! 🇵🇹✨ https://t.co/TZrI1ro0DU

Rute Figueiredo

Hylé is a lean blockchain that helps you build provable applications that are minimally, yet sufficiently, onchain.

Proof of residency using SP1 and @hyle-org built by the talented Rute!

Extending the trust you put in digital signatures is fantastic for accessibility. Kudos to the ATCud signature system in Portugal which enables signed invoices!

https://x.com/_rutefig/status/1868674006616047921

what's everyone's thought on Brave's Distefano? Is it just the proxy model with extra steps and TLS 1.3? cc @eulerlagrange.eth

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Today the Brave research team shared details on their new DiStefano protocol, which allows users to share trusted encrypted facts as zero-knowledge proofs while preserving privacy.

Check out this new blog post for a deep dive into this tool: https://t.co/FqQfSUG2mJ

Brave

Working on building zkTLS infra/products. A ruthless empiricist and meme connoisseur.

/opacity
/eulerlagrange

what's everyone's thought on Brave's Distefano? Is it just the proxy model with extra steps and TLS 1.3? cc @eulerlagrange.eth

https://x.com/brave/status/1864358727916142636

The 4 data genders:
- unencrypted & closed-off data: facebook, telegram
- encrypted & closed-off data: signal, whatsapp
- unencrypted & open data: ethereum, wikipedia
- encrypted & open data: 👀👀👀

Founders

You can't write zero-knowledge proof without "ow" and "oof"

Continues to be the greatest misconception in the crypto space, and the key reason behind billions of dollars in malinvestment

The *only* thing blockchains are good for is forming strict global consensus

For almost all purported usecases, P2P, CRDTs, or just databases with validity proofs are significantly superior

It's the only misconception worth discussing. Blockchain for strict global consensus. And for everything else, there's mastercard (validium, zk-servers). But aside from bad faith I think the main reason this confusion happens is because blockchain is such a strong concept to latch onto that it's difficult to imagine anything else being possible. That's why we believe blockchain invented the word decentralized.

pointing at no one in particular, i love you all

hyle

Swag so good for @hyle-org folks are wearing it on dates 🫡

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The more we look at blockchains, the more @sylve realizes that you can do a bunch of cool stuff on top of crypto without doing everything onchain!

Watch his full talk at Trust Infrastructure Day: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pa0HuzaqIWU

Paris

Every time I have to interact, even remotely, with the real estate industry, I feel so much better about working in crypto

I just can’t believe how inefficient, scammy and cavalier this entire industry is

How do accept the existence and incompetence of real estate agents

Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)
★★★★★

I bawled my eyes out. I've rarely seen depictions of male kindness and vulnerability as poignant as Waymond's. Highly recommend.

"The only thing I do know, is that we have to be kind. Please, be kind."

cryptography

Homomorphic encryption allows computing over encrypted data, which is fantastic for privacy. Great to see Apple open-sourcing a Swift package to make it available to Mobile Developers!

If you choose an uncommon company name don't get upset if people don't pronounce it correctly. We once had a manufacturer in Europe with quite an uncommon name and when we visited them onsite we asked them about it.

Their response was we don't care how you pronounce it as long as you keep on placing orders.