@gakonst@patcito FedCM is very interesting 👀👀
for passkey stuff - not having universal auth was almost a design goal (aka “scoped”, so you don’t have to reason about tracking and privacy), so I assume browsers used that spirit to limit to only 5.
@0xtanishk@gakonst TEE for long-term encryption/decryption didn’t very mature to me, is there some off-the-shelf hardware that allows something like this?
In my experience, TEEs can attest to some public key to private key generated in the enclave, but then one restart and the key is gone.
Repo here: https://t.co/0lyUMrWMEH. But you don't have to use this specific implementation: the logic isn't too complex to implement on your own. Happy to advice in DMs.
cc @jordaaash@jeff_weinstein@john3gan
Small & high-leverage UX improvement for Stripe + Solana flow from the keynote: use Octane (or similar in-house logic) to pay network fees in USDC, not SOL.
Users won't have to think about SOL at all to pay for stuff on the internet. Someone drops you USDC on a wallet, you pay with it, that's it.
Crypto is back. @Stripe will start supporting global stablecoin payments this summer. Transactions instantly settle on-chain and automatically convert to fiat. Join the waitlist https://t.co/hws2OsU3Id and watch the demo (h/t @Solana) from Sessions.
@simonw For one task, I've ran 1% of the dataset in batches through GPT-4 to generate tags, another GPT-4 run on all tags in the context to dedup and provide descriptions, then GPT 3.5 turbo to assign from pre-selected tags.
But yes, the problem of "rare" tags is there.