grjte
@grjte.sh
- https://grjte.sh
- Researcher at @baincapitalcrypto.com exploring programmable cryptography and local-first software
- Experimenting with atproto + local-first software at https://groundmist.xyz
- Researcher at @baincapitalcrypto.com exploring programmable cryptography and local-first software
- Experimenting with atproto + local-first software at https://groundmist.xyz
1/ Had a great time on the ZK podcast chatting about local-first and emerging use cases for programmable cryptography (ZK, HE, MPC) with @goblinoats.com @arro.bsky.social @nicomnbl.bsky.social . I'm excited for more exploration here & I'd love to hear ideas from both local-first & prog crypto worlds
The ZK Podcast released an episode on local-first software this week!
@arro.bsky.social and @nicomnbl.bsky.social chat w @grjte.sh & @goblinoats.com about the foundations of local-first architecture, CRDTs and how ZK can be incorporated into these models.
zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/367/
@arro.bsky.social and @nicomnbl.bsky.social chat w @grjte.sh & @goblinoats.com about the foundations of local-first architecture, CRDTs and how ZK can be incorporated into these models.
zeroknowledge.fm/podcast/367/
Local-First with grjte and Goblin Oats - ZK PODCAST
In this episode, Anna Rose and Nico Mohnblatt speak with Goblin Oats from Tonk and grjte from Bain Capital Crypto […]
zeroknowledge.fm
July 10, 2025 at 5:03 PM
1/ Had a great time on the ZK podcast chatting about local-first and emerging use cases for programmable cryptography (ZK, HE, MPC) with @goblinoats.com @arro.bsky.social @nicomnbl.bsky.social . I'm excited for more exploration here & I'd love to hear ideas from both local-first & prog crypto worlds
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📝 new blog post! i spent a while looking into homomorphically encrypted CRDTs. spoiler alert: they don’t work super well!
(but you should still check it out — i break down what homomorphic encryption is and how it works, and there are lots of explorable explanations along the way!)
(but you should still check it out — i break down what homomorphic encryption is and how it works, and there are lots of explorable explanations along the way!)
Homomorphically Encrypting CRDTs | jakelazaroff.com
Homomorphic encryption allows a computer to run programs on encrypted data. Learn how homomorphic encryption works through interactive examples, build a homomorphically encrypted CRDT and see whether ...
jakelazaroff.com
June 17, 2025 at 1:44 PM
📝 new blog post! i spent a while looking into homomorphically encrypted CRDTs. spoiler alert: they don’t work super well!
(but you should still check it out — i break down what homomorphic encryption is and how it works, and there are lots of explorable explanations along the way!)
(but you should still check it out — i break down what homomorphic encryption is and how it works, and there are lots of explorable explanations along the way!)
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Leaflet Publications: blogging on Bluesky — version 0.1 is here!
✅ now: make publications, add posts, publish to Bluesky
🗓️ soon: subscribing, commenting & other social features
Try it: leaflet.pub/home
We'd love your feedback & ideas for how we can make this great!
✅ now: make publications, add posts, publish to Bluesky
🗓️ soon: subscribing, commenting & other social features
Try it: leaflet.pub/home
We'd love your feedback & ideas for how we can make this great!
May 22, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Leaflet Publications: blogging on Bluesky — version 0.1 is here!
✅ now: make publications, add posts, publish to Bluesky
🗓️ soon: subscribing, commenting & other social features
Try it: leaflet.pub/home
We'd love your feedback & ideas for how we can make this great!
✅ now: make publications, add posts, publish to Bluesky
🗓️ soon: subscribing, commenting & other social features
Try it: leaflet.pub/home
We'd love your feedback & ideas for how we can make this great!
Reposted by grjte
We built the DMs we wish existed: a messenger that lets you share what you want people to know, and nothing else.
But what if you wanted them to know…your ATProto handle? 🤯
But what if you wanted them to know…your ATProto handle? 🤯
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May 20, 2025 at 2:41 PM
We built the DMs we wish existed: a messenger that lets you share what you want people to know, and nothing else.
But what if you wanted them to know…your ATProto handle? 🤯
But what if you wanted them to know…your ATProto handle? 🤯
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I've been working on a network-local ATProtocol dev environment that gives me end-to-end production functionality for Smoke Signal, including handle resolution and repository access. Here’s how I put it together. 🧵
May 14, 2025 at 5:30 PM
I've been working on a network-local ATProtocol dev environment that gives me end-to-end production functionality for Smoke Signal, including handle resolution and repository access. Here’s how I put it together. 🧵
🧵 The AT Protocol shows the power of a personal data store. All of our public atproto data is easy to find and access. We can interact with it flexibly in myriad ways and combinations.
Wouldn't it be nice to do the same for our private and collaborative data? 👇
Wouldn't it be nice to do the same for our private and collaborative data? 👇
May 14, 2025 at 2:45 PM
🧵 The AT Protocol shows the power of a personal data store. All of our public atproto data is easy to find and access. We can interact with it flexibly in myriad ways and combinations.
Wouldn't it be nice to do the same for our private and collaborative data? 👇
Wouldn't it be nice to do the same for our private and collaborative data? 👇
🧵 The AT Protocol (atproto), which underlies Bluesky, lets us to interface with the same data in as many ways as we can conceive of through AppViews that each provide a different "view" of the network.
Can we make our local-first software as interoperable as the AT Protocol? 👇
Can we make our local-first software as interoperable as the AT Protocol? 👇
April 23, 2025 at 7:25 PM
🧵 The AT Protocol (atproto), which underlies Bluesky, lets us to interface with the same data in as many ways as we can conceive of through AppViews that each provide a different "view" of the network.
Can we make our local-first software as interoperable as the AT Protocol? 👇
Can we make our local-first software as interoperable as the AT Protocol? 👇
🧵 I've been experimenting with combining local-first software and the AT Protocol (atproto) to play with the design space of apps that live at both ends of the privacy spectrum - maximally private AND maximally public, without some of the downsides of the modern web.
Why? 👇
Why? 👇
April 22, 2025 at 4:30 PM
🧵 I've been experimenting with combining local-first software and the AT Protocol (atproto) to play with the design space of apps that live at both ends of the privacy spectrum - maximally private AND maximally public, without some of the downsides of the modern web.
Why? 👇
Why? 👇