Was discussing with a friend that a lot of dev tooling we use (terminals, package managers, hosting.etc) was built several years ago and hasn't kept up with modern tech stacks.What fundamental tech stack/dev tool innovations will change the way software is built over the next 5 years?
https://twitter.com/aryxnsharma/status/1625888537907445760
Blockchain data is an example, excited to implement this across all kinds of APIs.
what i think is more important is finding form factors of using zK that make sense to enterprises. from outgoing api calls to file sharing, the scope of vulnerabilities is extremely large.
while it probably makes sense for certain consumer data companies, do you think about cases where poor data security/privacy actually harms the company? eg: when sensitive company data gets leaked during third-party interactions?
on (2), isn't that an application-layer fix? i.e build better/more secure wallets.
the underlying identity system with addresses seems useful is what I meant. I like to think of interesting access control systems that can be built upon this. using a wallet's ownership data/activity, you can assign access/rights.
Probably along these lines: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/7163223
I've been thinking about this a lot lately. The blockchain is fundamentally architectural innovation. And to me, the core value is in finding ways to improve existing software systems using this new distributed architecture.Think of products like https://fleek.co/A few ideas that fascinate me: 1. Better database for specific industries (financial data?) - Core value is not relying on...