Nathan Wilcox

> to understand this better, I think we should build up from simpler changes and look at the privacy gain (and potentially loss) at each stage, to get a better...

# Straw-Proposal "Unlikely Coast" This is a straw-proposal I'm editing in place in this post. The codename came from a random word generator, in anticipation of alternative proposals. ## Concepts...

Here's a table summarizing an ECC engineering discussion that @str4d put together. This is a useful reference to triangulate some known implementation possibilities for pool states. Shielded Pool State |...

From https://github.com/zcash/zips/issues/452#issuecomment-795594957 : > > : Assigning Penalty Fees to transaction fees allows miners to exit older pools with no fee, since they can pay themselves this fee in their...

From https://github.com/zcash/zips/issues/452#issuecomment-795236358 : > I disagree with conflating the goals of maintaining supply integrity and reducing cryptographic risk, with the mechanism of partitioning note traceability sets by pool and requiring...

As a starting point for exploring changes from the current Zcash architecture: what if senders somehow deliver most transaction data directly to recipients, with only minimal commitment and nullifier state...

Hi, I just started playing with `snap` and `lxc` on ubuntu for the first time and found through some experimentation that the snap-packaged `wormhole` succeeds sometimes and fails others. My...

Hey, I just noticed when re-reading these transcripts that I had some assumption about which side caused `transfer rejected` but on rereading this, I'm not sure which side was responsible....

Background: when I learned about `cargo audit`, I quickly started adding it as a CI / git commit-hook criteria (typically via [cargo-checkmate](https://github.com/nathan-at-least/cargo-checkmate)). After some time, I found in a significant...

Poking around the source I find most of what I want is already present, I just didn't catch it by looking at the output of `cargo audit --help`. Is this...