Do you have any references of papers/people working on this? I'm very interested in the possibilities that lie here, but have no idea where to start

Do you have any references of papers/people working on this? I'm very interested in the possibilities that lie here, but have no idea where to start

> WebRTC tunneled over WebRTC

Mind elaborating a bit? What kind of use case requires this?

Tor-like circuits, but for general purpose VPN activities using our WebRTC VPN protocol (instead of just TCP connections).

Python 3+:

Blue - A dead simple event based workflow execution framework.

I always find it easier to model systems from an event driven perspective. Especially when you have to move fast and evolve unpredictably. I wanted a framework anyone could learn to use within 5-10 minutes. At the same time it should be able to solve all kinds of use cases that require event based coordination between tasks in a distributed environment.

Works well for us for simple use cases (eg. data processing workflows) and complex ones (eg. our entire retail order fulfilment system).

Is this similar to Prefect? I'm interested on using those kind of system, I think it would be really easy to mock up business processes on these kind of tools quickly before building a more robust solution.

How're you key to 3 startups? Do you work as a consultant?

Not sure what they do, but it's entirely possible to build a solution where all image/video content is stored on-blockchain as well.

>If so, how do they solve the problem of people downloading the blockchain being liable for illegal content added by other users?

Divide each file into N shards, make sure every miner has no more than N/2 shards of any file at any point in time. You only 'get' a complete file if you specifically ask for it.

I'm not a lawyer, but I believe it is unlikely this solution will hold up in court.

Why do you feel Amazon search is broken?