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i am the zk skylar
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I think this defo builds the case that we have way too many general-purpose L2s. We just got more Ethereums.
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if people want to build with zk and farcaster, we've got a quest for you 👀
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“what can be, encumbered by what has been”
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on the 2nd topic, really recommend https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qIX22m7mqBK9TcElpBCAjYuPjSmKRap8/view and https://arxiv.org/pdf/2412.02634v1 to help you grok it
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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
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[🇫🇷 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
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we're reaching levels of captcha shitposting previously unheard of
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will be buying one of these next big upgrade for @hyle-org
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The ATCUD system means the document is signed yep
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yep, wasn't saying we got privacy over long distance everywhere, only that it is now possible to have it fully encrypting everything also goes into the face of training ai models, so until we have good FHE/MPC systems to compute over encrypted data, there's less of an incentive to enable client-side encryption wrote a lil diagram on this on the topic: we're fully going top right quadrant (open & encrypted data), but it's going to take some time
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age verification is so beyond broken. had to give my passport to the customer support guy just to show by DOB this could have been a range proof
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Benchmarks are notoriously hard. We're working on benchmarking specific things, such as the P256 proving time client-side (browser & mobile), lemme know if you want to help out!
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I think these were not normal in 1900 *at a distance*. You indeed had these guarantees over local/physical distance, but you just lose them over 100km (everyone reading your mail, etc.) The fun thing that happened was an inversion: we got privacy over long distance, but lost it over short-distance
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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
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cc @rutefig
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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
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mom i made the list
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what's missing in your opinion?
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