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The Symphony of Blockchains project comes to Bristol

The groundbreaking immersive blockchain experience was presented at the Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol

2019年 2月 20日 Amy Reeve 3 分で読めます

The Symphony of Blockchains project comes to Bristol

The Symphony of Blockchains project had its public debut last week at a packed event in Bristol’s Arnolfini Gallery. Over a hundred visitors took the chance to explore the bitcoin blockchain in full virtual reality (VR), at a joint presentation from IOHK creative partners Kuva and IOHK's creative team. The Symphony project is an educational initiative, with the goal of creating…

How we use Nix at IOHK

2019年 2月 6日 Rodney Lorrimar 10 分で読めます

How we use Nix at IOHK

IOHK has a history of putting great research into practice. This includes the use of functional programming languages, adoption of formal methods, and — of course — implementing our own peer-reviewed research into blockchain consensus algorithms. We approach the problem of software deployment in similar vein, using ideas which have emerged from recent academic work. This system…

Cardano is secure against fake stake attacks

Peer-reviewed design means Ouroboros is free from a flaw affecting many proof-of-stake blockchains

2019年 1月 29日 Philipp Kant 6 分で読めます

Cardano is secure against fake stake attacks

Ada is not among the 26 cryptocurrencies identified by US researchers last week as being vulnerable to ‘fake stake’ attacks.

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The Cardano blockchain underlying Ada is based on proof-of-stake (PoS), but its Ouroboros protocol uses no bitcoin code and is not affected by the PoSv3 problem.
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This is not just good luck, but a consequence of the thorough, formally-verified approach…

An in-depth look at quickcheck-state-machine

2019年 1月 28日 Edsko de Vries 46 分で読めます

An in-depth look at quickcheck-state-machine

Please note: this post originally appeared on the Well-Typed blog. Stateful APIs are everywhere: file systems, databases, widget libraries, the list goes on. Automated testing of such APIs requires generating sequences of API calls, and when we find a failing test, ideally shrinking such a sequence to a minimal test case. Neither the generation nor the shrinking of such…