Bluesky Protocol Engineer Bryan Newbold (@bnewbold) joined us for a #FissionTechTalk to discuss the social network's use of DID PLC, a self-authenticating decentralized identifier that is key to account portability on Bluesky.
https://fission.codes/blog/fission-tech-talks-bluesky-and-plc/
Tomorrow, Bryan Newbold from #Bluesky joins for a #FissionTechTalk. We'll hear about the #DID PLC that underlies the #ATProtocol accounts on the open social network, and plans for consortia.
Register to join for the presentation & discussion 9am PST / 12pm EST / 1800 CET https://lu.ma/0asukloi
Next Tuesday, Feb 20th, we're joined by Bryan Newbold from the #Bluesky team for a #FissionTechTalk
We'll talk about the DID PLC consortia and related #AtProtocol
Register to join us: https://lu.ma/0asukloi
Tomorrow we’re hosting the next #FissionTechTalk
J Chris is giving us an overview of Fireproof 🔥, built using immutable data and distributed protocols to offer a new kind of database
Join us 9am PST / 12pm EST / 1800 CET https://lu.ma/fireproofoverview
We want to be able to delete stuff with Willow!
Deletion is hard in distributed systems!
We need to plan for this, from right to be forgotten, to p2p data being hoovered up by other actors.
Range based set reconciliation is the core of sync between systems in Willow, have a paper published about this https://github.com/AljoschaMeyer/rbsr_short/blob/main/main.pdf
The team comes from an SSB, now Earthstar background https://earthstar-project.org/
Have been working on Willow since March 2023 (so about 6 months).
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