They are powerful, but I agree with you, it's nice to be able to run Goliath locally, but it's a lot slower than my 4070.
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Like can you do it from Swift? Or need assembly?
Also looks like they need to predetermine aspects of the key.
Very cool but I don’t think it looks particularly practical.
Also many of the current cryptocurrencies run on tiny amounts of energy (Algorand, Cardano).
Some of the brightest minds in applied mathematics and cryptography are working on this stuff. Maybe you should be a little more open minded.
Edit: downvoted without any discourse. This site is so strangely anti crypto, stay smug, let’s see how it works out for you.
Do you know how Seigniorage works?
A frontend for QEMU which makes it usable for normal people
The author cannot see value in self-sovereign, censorship resistant, permission-less monetary systems, fine, however, to claim "crypto" is dangerous nonsense because "fraud" is ridiculous.
> As code is written by humans, it’s seldom actually infallible.
Absolutely true, it doesn't have to be perfect, it has to be good enough. With over a decade as a high value target, most serious crypto projects have proved their code is the latter.