By @kamilaselig [ 6 Min read ] I’m coining the word ‘disruptobloat’ to describe a distinct season that any major technology goes through: Disruptobloat is a phenomenon of overproduction: [some new tech]-driven products flood the market, diluting the perception of value in the short term. Level 1: Do what we do cheaper: (…) automate routine tasks. .. Read More |
By @oleh [ 11 Min read ] Big thanks to Mach34 team for the initial version of zkemail in Noir. Alice sends the following email to a relayer: And after canonicalization: 2 questions: We get the following response: Install it in Nargo.toml: Now, let's take a look at the Noir circuit for the verification: Output:.. Read More |
By @zacamos [ 4 Min read ] Users getting locked out of their own accounts is an all-too-common scenario. After just a few typos, they can no longer try again until time passes or they reset their passwords with an email. As frustrating as it is, at least it stops hackers — or does it?.. Read More |
The acceptance of the ERMA system by Bank of America on September 14, 1959, marked a significant milestone in the history of computing as it was the first large-scale deployment of computer technology for financial transactions, paving the way for modern banking as we know it today. | |
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The e-commerce giant only seems to be getting bigger and bigger, but does everyone use Amazon? And how often do they use it? 11% 3+ times a week 9% Once or twice a week 42% Once every couple of weeks 36% I don't use Amazon |
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