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http://vitalik.ca/general/2020/07/20/homomorphic.html

>> No.20604654

How is this about Chainlink, this is more like a distributed computing problem

>> No.20604686

>homo
i aint clicking that shit

>> No.20604698

>Yeah I did not say July

>> No.20604941
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20604941

>>20604496
Explain to brainlet.

>> No.20604969
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20604969

>ctrl+f "chainlink"
>Phrase not found

>> No.20604997

>>20604654
kek

>> No.20605003

>>20604496
>homo
>moprhic
having the shape of a homo?
no homo pls

>> No.20605024

also
this is what he does while eth2 goes nowhere?
based pedoskelly

>> No.20605043

>>20605003
No idiot, it's not having the shape of a home, it
s having the SAME shape as a homo, since home means same.

>> No.20605068

>>20605043
wtf am I reading? did you just come out of the closet?

>> No.20605122

>>20605068
I never changed my position. It is the closet which has moved.

>> No.20605137

> yeah I didn't say no homo morphic

>> No.20605158
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20605158

>OP posts actually very interesting and informative article
>biztards spew piss and shit onto their keyboards
man, this board is really garbage

>> No.20605194

>>20605158
No one here understands a word of it guaranteed

>> No.20605212

>>20605158
ahaahah look at this faggot pretending he's so smart he understands rick and morty
pathetic

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>>20604941
You can perform compute on encrypted data, there are multiple examples of doing this with video encoding , but there is nothing even remotely Turing complete.
Given the simplicity of the EVM I have always wondered if this was possible with solidity.

Even more brainlet explanation you could put a dick pic on eth, they could resize that dick pic and send it back to you without ever knowing it is a dick pic.

>> No.20605225

>>20605194
I understand homomorphic encryption has something to do with Chainlink.

>> No.20605234

>>20605158
Most people aren't knowledgeable about cryptography on a technical level. I refer you to this:
>>20604941

>> No.20605240

>>20605158
about a year too late fren. there was a week shortly after mixicles/deco where linkies were excited to talk about the implications of homomorphic encryption.

>> No.20605297

>>20605158
found the homo

>> No.20605299

>>20605219
>Turing complete
Meaning the ability to compute anything?
So basically, this would vastly increase the potential use-cases for off-chain/on-chain data transfer for the purpose of EVM computation?

>> No.20605313

>>20604496
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>> No.20605318

>>20604496
Sergey mentioned this months ago. They're all across it.

>> No.20605328

>>20605313
∩

>> No.20605377

>>20605194
>>20605212
>>20605225
>>20605234
>>20605297
tl;dr is basically what >>20605219 said

Vitalik is just talking about a type of encryption which allows for someone to receive encrypted data, perform computations on that encrypted data, and then return a result, that is also encrypted, and never having any way to decrypt any of it

the FBI could outsource investigations to a supercomputer and have 0 worries about any of the information being leaked, as they are the only ones who can decrypt the data or the result.
this is a shitty example, but im just giving an easy one.

Vitalik does a good job of explaining it in the article
There's really nothing incredibly exciting here, he's just showing where we're at and then saying that people are making progress and hes hopeful that in the next decade it will advance to a point where its actually useful

allowing a decentralized supercomputer to perform heavy computation on something with 0 privacy concerns
not really exciting now, but possibly in the future.

>> No.20605393

>>20605377
*the FBI could outsource the part of investigations that is very resource intensive and requires significant computing power
is a better way to put it

>> No.20605624

>>20604969
We did say dyor, can’t blame you for the quality I guess