Blog posts related to the .NET/F# concept "Records"
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← Back to all tagsThe computing world has fragmented into specialized ecosystems - embedded systems demand byte-level control, mobile platforms enforce strict resource constraints, while server applications require elasticity and parallelism. Traditionally, these environments have forced developers to choose between conflicting approaches: use a high-level language with garbage collection and accept the performance overhead, or drop down to systems programming with manual memory management and lose expressiveness. Beyond Runtime Boundaries The Fidelity Framework represents a fundamental rethinking of this dichotomy.
Read MoreLast year, we explored how F#’s type system could transform threshold signature security through FROST. Today, we’re tackling an even more challenging problem: the conspicuous absence of end-to-end encryption in group messaging. While Signal has admirably protected one-to-one conversations for years, their group chat implementation remains a study in compromise. Telegram simply gave up, offering no end-to-end encryption for groups at all. The reasons aren’t mysterious. Group encryption faces fundamental mathematical challenges that individual encryption elegantly sidesteps.
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