In this #DERO Dev Talk, Quest4Designs dives into analysis of developer needs with others in the DERO community.
ZeroPoint – Module 14
In this module we talk to mmarcel about his swap setup, Tritonn about his open source miner, general DERO mining and more!
TALKS: Gnomon – a Decentralized Search Engine on DERO – SixofClubs
In this clip SixofClubs explains what how #Civilware’s #Gnomon works with the #DERO blockchain.
ZeroPoint – Module 13
In this module Bisounours, SixofClubs, TechLeaks, B Waldo and Kryptoid discuss Phoenix. A DERO dApp that combines the best of multiple social media platforms into one decentralized application.
ZeroPoint – Module 12
In this module we talk to Yashnik from DERO Community Pools. We talk about news in the DERO mining world as well as possible future community events.
TALKS: DERO Dev Talks – 1
In this DERO Dev talk, quest4crypto talks with developers about #XSWD.
BLOG: DERO’s FHE Privacy Paradigm vs the Chain-Anlayzable L2 FHE Institutional Scams – CryptoAnalyst
Definitions are important, but where do they come from? In a previous article I explained the cardinal definition of full homomorphic encryption and how it applies to Dero.
ZeroPoint – Module 11
In this module we have guest host TheObjectiveAlpha, discussing the history of money, stablecoins, DERO, the fiat system, economics and more.
BLOG: Understanding FHE Grade Private Smart Contracts: What They Are (Dero) and What They Are Not (Eth L2s) – CryptoAnalyst
Private smart contracts are one of those poorly defined things that some are rushing to turn into a buzzword before most people learn what the term actually means. As with everything else, the best way to understand something vague is to look at practical examples. In the case of smart contracts, the 2 extremes on the opposite sides of the privacy spectrum are Ethereum and Dero.
BLOG: The Global Personal Data Crisis – Azylem
The constant drone of online presence has led to near limitless exposure of our personal data. The rise of social media, digital identity, online transactions, and the proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) devices all scatters our personal data like a relentless flood, across myriads of platforms and thus custodians. On one hand, this trend allows the world to enjoy unprecedented connectivity and convenience. On the other, it leaves us all vulnerable to an incomprehensibly wide spectrum of privacy intrusions, data exploits and social engineering.