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Liquid Auth is one of the features we're looking forward to implementing over the coming months the most! Find out why 👇

PQC is exciting because it gives research cryptographers permission to care about encryption again.

ASP ❤️ HTMX, IRMA revamp wen National Park Service !?!?

this is also a reason to use .bind instead of arrow functions in 2024 to avoid memory leaks from keeping a parent scope alive

🤩Recently Altynbek had the opportunity to represent MakerX at the #WeAreDevelopers conference in Berlin! Altynbek joined forces with our fantastic partners from the Algorand Foundation 🐍 and together they showcased the latest capabilities of the #Algorand ecosystem and #AlgoKit!

fNet for Consensus Incentives is here! Consensus incentivization is coming to Algorand. To prepare, apps and users are invited to access fNet, a devnet environment with incentives running for testing: fnet.algorand.green All are invited to test/break/test again! fNet will

Under the hood, Algorand's tech combined with a useful proof of work tuned to AI inference would make it the greatest decentralized AI powerhouse our industry has seen. It would be cool to see it become a partnerchain and push Minotaur to its limits. John Woods

So it appears that Pavel Durov has been using cryptography without a license.

Unfortunately, this is wrong. The Svelte implementation is doing a lot more work than the others. It's not an apples-to-apples comparison. I fixed it, and added Svelte 5 to the mix for good measure. Turns out we're... faster than Fastify? 🧵 on what we can learn:

Found a good parking spot at Harris Crab House!

Firms would need to spend 3.5 times more on software than they currently do if open source did not exist. The top six programming languages in our sample comprise 84% of the demand-side value of OSS. Further, 96% of the demand-side value is created by only 5% of OSS developers.

this idea of "build it one way and rewrite it if it works" won't die i think it's because only a few people make it to the second phase to realize how wrong this is you have 10 years to make a great company - spending 10% of that time rebuilding changes where you end up