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@vrypan.eth
I think most people don't want to disclose our salaries, but at the same time we would love to know the actual salaries in our industry. That's a typical problem looking for a ZK-proof solution, right?
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@hamud
@tayyab an interesting idea maybe as an add-on to icebreaker?
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@tayyab
Good idea! Probably could do a zk salary for a company but you’d have to make sure the organization has multiple people of the same title or it would be obvious who it was lol
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vrypan |--o--|
@vrypan.eth
It's probably easier to start with cities, countries or regions instead of companies. I think most value comes from knowing what a senior rust dev makes in Bay Area, vs how much the senior rust dev in company A makes.
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@tayyab
That’s a valid point. Though location would have to be self reported right now, geolocation coordinates could be a bit more reliable, if not perfect either.
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@tayyab
Though maybe you could zkTLS your electric billing address.
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@vrypan.eth
I thought of zkTLS, but you will have to integrate multiple services (electric billing by various providers, countries, etc., sometimes a participant will not be able to provide one because it's not in their name). But what about zkTLS on Linkedin? It can be manipulated, I can change my location to something else, but who would actually do it that matters?
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