Very much looking forward to see @zkgaylord.bsky.social and the @zkhack.dev gang ♥️

In a (long) tweet and an article, @taceo.bsky.social team first gave a quick refresher on what zkTLS is, and then presented how it can move beyond 2-party computation (2PC) – a TLS-MPC version with multiple parties.
Article: https://buff.ly/4gzN26v

hi there. welcome to 2016.

I was asked if the exhibition had a website. It doesn't, yet, but I promised to add links to all the papers displayed in our Discord. Some of the papers are really nice, especially the earlier ones, as they are easy to read. See them here: discord.gg/XZxXQyfE

It was cool to see Jens Groth generating proofs, the Aztec team getting excited about Plonk's place in the museum, and best of all was Andrew Lu meeting Don Beaver.

Moreover, the Cursive experience was about generating ✨cryptographic connections✨ and I wanted to highlight that behind the science there are real people, (some even at the conference!) who have connected and worked and fought through years of ideas to get here.

I also had other motives - I wanted to create a space to learn about the underlying science, as such educational resources are scarce in web3. People stood and read for 30+ mins at the exhibition, which was wonderful to see.