I solved the Byzantine General Problem in distributed systems. This has the potential to send bitcoin to zero.
If you want to know the technical details, check localitysocial.cloud
It is the result of long theoretical work.
Writing E2EE messengers is now a matter of minutes. New kinds of games are possible. Classical software development patterns needing migrations and server-side synchronization become completely obsolete;
all logic is moved to the clients and scaled and secured by redundancy and checkpoints.
It is therefore an extension of the classic "Event Sourcing" design patterns that martin fowler described and that is very popular.
The reason I can solve the Byzantine General Problem in the most general case, is because I shift the difficulty of the sybil problem away from timestamping toward Authentication. More details you find on the website.
If you want to know the technical details, check localitysocial.cloud
MrMalte•47m ago
I solved the Byzantine General Problem in distributed systems. This has the potential to send bitcoin to zero.
If you want to know the technical details, check localitysocial.cloud
It is the result of long theoretical work.
Writing E2EE messengers is now a matter of minutes. New kinds of games are possible. Classical software development patterns needing migrations and server-side synchronization become completely obsolete;
all logic is moved to the clients and scaled and secured by redundancy and checkpoints.
It is therefore an extension of the classic "Event Sourcing" design patterns that martin fowler described and that is very popular.
The reason I can solve the Byzantine General Problem in the most general case, is because I shift the difficulty of the sybil problem away from timestamping toward Authentication. More details you find on the website.
If you want to know the technical details, check localitysocial.cloud
A Flutter client library is avilable at https://pub.dev/packages/locality_core