Daniel Veenstra

Software engineer @GridPlus working on Phonon and the Lattice1. Background in big data and devops. The future is going to be awesome.

[Daniel Veenstra @danveens]

Spent last week at the excellent Devcon VI in Bogota, Colombia. Some asked which talks were worth checking out, so, a list of my favorites from the conference, highly biased towards relevancy to my work at GridPlus on Phonon and the Lattice1 hardware wallet and my own interests.

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[Daniel Veenstra @danveens]

So there's my list! I'm sure there were plenty of great talks that I missed, so if this reminds you of something cool you saw at the conference, please shill me your favorite talks right back!

[Daniel Veenstra @danveens]

Spent last week at the excellent Devcon VI in Bogota, Colombia. Some asked which talks were worth checking out, so, a list of my favorites from the conference, highly biased towards relevancy to my work at GridPlus on Phonon and the Lattice1 hardware wallet and my own interests.

[Daniel Veenstra @danveens]

Universal Access to All Knowledge - Honorable mention since the video isn't available. But this was a fascinating talk from the Internet Archive on their efforts to decentralize all human knowledge with blockchain incentivized systems like Filecoin and Storj. What a perfect fit!

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[Daniel Veenstra @danveens]

@technocrypto @0xMidnight @evan_van_ness @0xParwan Well, yea. If secure hardware or a manufacturer's certificate chain is compromised then local (not system level) attacks to doublespend assets are possible, but hardware security and manufacturer economic incentives are in place to prevent that, and recoverable w/ cert revocation

[Daniel Veenstra @danveens]

@0xMidnight @technocrypto @evan_van_ness @0xParwan So they would need to induce others to transfer them assets to copy, and then redeem them before any other holder in the system does to profit. At this point this behavior could be detected and their certificate would become untrusted by other participants.