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Do you like #Rust and #Cryptography ? Are you looking for an open source project to hack on? Well, I happily invite you to work on ZebraChain with me!
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I've reached 420 commits in ZebraChain. All 69 unit tests are passing.
https://github.com/zebrafactory/zebrachain
Not joking, `cargo test` for yourself 😏
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I'm now doing post quantum secure hybrid signing with #Dilithium and #ed25519 (in #Rust of course):
https://github.com/zebrafactory/zebrachain -
Let us all spend a contemplative moment together and watch this #BFR 🚀 take off:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixZpBOxMopc
Let us all appreciate how amazing it is that humans can build things like this. That's all. 💖
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Let us all spend a contemplative moment together and watch this #BFR 🚀 take off:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixZpBOxMopc
Let us all appreciate how amazing it is that humans can build things like this. That's all. 💖
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I like that CouchDB uses MapReduce to build its views. What I don't like is that its MapReduce functions are written in JavaScript and are slow.
You do actually want good security isolation in the MapReduce functions. You want to be able to run untrusted views.
So I want a fast and secure way of running MapReduce functions in the database thingy that I'm writing (in #Rust).
Correct me if I'm wrong, but #WASM is basically perfect for this use case, right? Should I start with #Wasmer?
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Content addressable storage is simple and elegant right up to the point when you need to support multiple hash functions and/or digest sizes. After that, it becomes a much more difficult beast to tame.
But tame that fucking beast I will, goddamnit!
I'm really trying to learn from Git's difficulty in migrating to something other than sha1:
https://git-scm.com/docs/hash-function-transition/One thing I'm doing differently is supporting multiple hash functions and digest sizes from the Git-go (hehe).