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@star@amazonawaws.comI enjoyed the whimsical humor.I am very glad to hear that! I threw that in on purpose, but it was hard to judge what the live audience thought of it, because I couldn't really see them with the stage lights and all. c:
The talk itself was too basic for me [...] but as it was the talk was more of an “introduction to asymmetric cryptography” and less about Polyproto as a networkI understand the sentiment. And to be honest, as I said at the end of the talk: Finding things to talk about wasn't hard at all, but packaging them was. Ultimately, I made the deliberate decision to have this talk be as beginner-friendly as I could reasonably make it. A lot Chaos talks are these hyper-specialized pieces of media suited to individuals whom already have a firm amount of knowledge surrounding the presented topic.
I would have wanted more on replication and state resolution/consistency. (You know, the hard networking problems.)You see; that's the thing! polyproto does not do replication or state resolution. If an extension writer/publisher wants to add this, they are very free to, but polyproto does not do it, and polyproto-chat will also not do state-resolution and things like these, because I believe them to not be at all necessary for (and perhaps even working against) an actually good experience in federated chat.
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