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The Cypherpunk Symposium
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xMinCHsia
Implementing lattice-based schemes // Kyber, Dilithium, and the NIST PQC standards
CL Creative Seoul, South Korea
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Cryptographic migration planning | side-channel resistance in PQC implementations
Halcyon Evry, France
Nemo (m-one) Anderson
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1. "Access to computers—and anything which might teach you something about the way the world works—should be unlimited and total.
Cypherpunks write code.
Marketaur Brooklyn, New York
Luqman Nurhakim
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MSc Statistics @ NUS | My interests lie in the intersection between Data and Finance | Open-source contributor
Singapore
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"La mémoire poetique, jadis source infinite de jouissances, est devenue an arsénal inépuisable d'instrument de supplices"
Bureau of Minor Applied Speculatio
Johnny5
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A Neurodivergent Developer who always enjoys healing with Tech instead of destroying and controlling.
AITW, Inc. Wilmington, NC
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karinCrypto
Engineering the Future | Full-Stack Developer | Lecturer |
Google Women in Tech / Nvidia
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Bradley Coy
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Aspiring full-stack developer with focus in JavaScript, and HTML & CSS.
Jing Cao
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I'm Jing Cao. Harbin Institute of Technology && major in Computer Science
Harbin Institute of Technology Harbin
Thanh Tran
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Any fool can write code that a computer can understand. Good programmers write code that humans can understand.
David Tonon | AI engineering
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Cypherpunk
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Benin, Bénin
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