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RE: Proposed changes in the Calibrae fork
I haven't the faintest idea. I just dreamed it up. Maybe what I need to suggest is you do a bit of study of law. Most of these models are directly cognate to legal procedures. Notaries, witnesses, representative/proxies, etc etc. I did a lot of study of especially the laws of bills and titles, and it's all exactly the same stuff here in crypto-land. The crypto part really is just signatures, sealing, and, sometimes, confidentiality, in digital form.
Well, you, and a few other very smart people ;)
I see what you're saying about the models corresponding to legal processes though - good point. I probably need to familiarise myself with some cryptocurrency systems source code too when I've time.
It's not a simple subject, there is a lot to learn, even just basics to do with getting the build environments working. I'm sitting here at the moment, goddamned if I am setting environment variables to tell the stupid cmake where to find it's precious c++ compiler, and turns out it's only respecting me if I make soft links from the right version to the stupid default old school
ccandc++shakes head
C++ compilers really are retarded. I am gonna do the masochist thing for a good cause here, but I tell ya, once Calibrae is online, other people with more experience and C++ love can work on it, while I build a proper system in Go.
I'm sure your sacrifice will pay off one way or another! I've only ever worked in C++ to do computer vision work when the Python bindings weren't fast enough... not pleasant!