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🔥 HUMANODE FIRESIDE: BIOMETRIC MODALITIES AND THEIR LIMITATIONS
Dear human nodes,
We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday in our Telegram voice chat! We will be discussing biometric modalities, categories of a biometric system depending upon the type of human trait it takes as input. They include fingerprint, face, iris, retina, voice, hand geometry, gait, etc.
Join the Humanode team to know more about biometric modalities and their pros and cons, and to understand what method of biometric identification the fastest and most accurate!
As usual, there will be a live talk between the team members first, and then a conversation with the community.
P.S. For those who missed previous discussions, recordings are up on our Podcast and YouTube channel.
Dear human nodes,
We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday in our Telegram voice chat! We will be discussing biometric modalities, categories of a biometric system depending upon the type of human trait it takes as input. They include fingerprint, face, iris, retina, voice, hand geometry, gait, etc.
Join the Humanode team to know more about biometric modalities and their pros and cons, and to understand what method of biometric identification the fastest and most accurate!
As usual, there will be a live talk between the team members first, and then a conversation with the community.
When?
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022, 16:00 UTC.Where?
Humanode telegram group: https://news.1rj.ru/str/humanodesP.S. For those who missed previous discussions, recordings are up on our Podcast and YouTube channel.
🔺[Humanode Special Interview Series] 🔺
Tony, a Rust engineer at Humanode, discusses his background story, dreams and aspirations, and what gets him excited about bio-authentication.
https://blog.humanode.io/humanode-special-interview-series-tony-rust-engineer-at-humanode/
Tony, a Rust engineer at Humanode, discusses his background story, dreams and aspirations, and what gets him excited about bio-authentication.
https://blog.humanode.io/humanode-special-interview-series-tony-rust-engineer-at-humanode/
Humanode
[Humanode Special Interview Series]: Tony, Rust engineer at Humanode
Tony, Rust engineer at Humanode, discusses his background story, dreams and aspirations, and what gets him excited about bio-authentication.
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🔥 Humanode Fireside is starting in an hour! ⏰
This time we will be discussing biometric modalities and their limitations.
As always, we will be open for questions, suggestions, your thoughts, and would like to hear from all of you!
See you in our Telegram voice chat at 16:00 UTC 👉
http://t.me/humanodes
This time we will be discussing biometric modalities and their limitations.
As always, we will be open for questions, suggestions, your thoughts, and would like to hear from all of you!
See you in our Telegram voice chat at 16:00 UTC 👉
http://t.me/humanodes
In case you missed yesterday's Fireside chat about 𝗕𝗶𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗰 𝗠𝗼𝗱𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗲𝘀 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗶𝗿 𝗟𝗶𝗺𝗶𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀, here's the recording: https://anchor.fm/humanode/episodes/30---Humanode-Fireside-Biometric-Modalities-and-their-Limitations-e1erbag
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30 - Humanode Fireside: Biometric Modalities and their Limitations by Humanode Podcast
This is the recording of the Fireside talk which took place in Humanode telegram voice chat on 23rd of February, 2022.
Dear Humanode community,
As the war rages in Ukraine we ought to remember that all life is precious and that we stand against any kind of violence. We express our deepest condolences to the families and individuals killed, harmed and displaced by this senseless war.
The Humanode team consists of individuals of various races, cultures and religious beliefs including Ukrainians, Russians and Belarusians. As the conflict broke our Slavic devs have demonstrated nothing but compassion, care and solidarity for each other.
We are aware that there are many Ukrainians and Russians in Humanode community. We hope that you are able to look beyond this imperialistic elitist war and lend a helping hand to one another.
As the firefights continue we ought to remember that in such times disinformation is your biggest enemy. For ordinary people there is no victory or benefit from war and everyone who participates eventually loses.
Stay safe, stay strong and stay human!
As the war rages in Ukraine we ought to remember that all life is precious and that we stand against any kind of violence. We express our deepest condolences to the families and individuals killed, harmed and displaced by this senseless war.
The Humanode team consists of individuals of various races, cultures and religious beliefs including Ukrainians, Russians and Belarusians. As the conflict broke our Slavic devs have demonstrated nothing but compassion, care and solidarity for each other.
We are aware that there are many Ukrainians and Russians in Humanode community. We hope that you are able to look beyond this imperialistic elitist war and lend a helping hand to one another.
As the firefights continue we ought to remember that in such times disinformation is your biggest enemy. For ordinary people there is no victory or benefit from war and everyone who participates eventually loses.
Stay safe, stay strong and stay human!
Forwarded from AIKON
The future is crypto-biometric!
We’re excited to announce that ORE ID will add Humanode as a login option for developers looking to provide a secure, human approach to account creation.
Read the news: https://blog.aikon.com/2022/03/humanode-ore-id-humanizing-blockchain/
We’re excited to announce that ORE ID will add Humanode as a login option for developers looking to provide a secure, human approach to account creation.
Read the news: https://blog.aikon.com/2022/03/humanode-ore-id-humanizing-blockchain/
AIKON - Blog
Humanode & ORE ID: Humanizing Blockchain – AIKON - Blog
ORE ID will add Humanode’s biometric identification as one of its many login options for developers looking to provide a secure, human approach to account creation.
For those still wondering how do we use Humanode biometrics apart from having a network of 2700 equal nodes. We are integrating into identity
@orecommunity utilized in multiple sectors of crypto.
https://blog.humanode.io/humanode-partners-with-ore-id/
@orecommunity utilized in multiple sectors of crypto.
https://blog.humanode.io/humanode-partners-with-ore-id/
Humanode
Humanode partners with ORE ID
Over the past half a year we have published a dozen articles
[https://blog.humanode.io/tag/use-case/] on potential use cases of Humanode.
Today we are beginning to realize this potential with one of our long-term
partners - AIKON.
AIKON [https://aikon.com/]…
[https://blog.humanode.io/tag/use-case/] on potential use cases of Humanode.
Today we are beginning to realize this potential with one of our long-term
partners - AIKON.
AIKON [https://aikon.com/]…
Concerning the governance of a blockchain network, which validator/governor would you trust more?
Anonymous Poll
31%
Identity is public, but medium qualifications.
69%
Identity is private, but high qualifications.
Hey, human nodes! It's time to choose your favorite discussion topic for our next fireside 🔥
Anonymous Poll
41%
Biometric slashing mechanism
8%
Fighting Sybil in online gaming
31%
First generation apps for human nodes
21%
The power of authority. Can Humanode lead to proper decentralization?
[Dev Update]
Humanode Network
🔺~3000 nodes running on all four testnets
🔺Added BABE template and RPC, to use BabeId instead of AuraId
🔺Provided context for action alongside error messages
🔺Added the insertion of Alice ACCO type key before running the node
🔺Conducted backport bio authentication flow rework
🔺Updated test files
🔺Fixed minor differences discrepancies
Humanode Web App
🔺Implement the bio authentication new flow
🔺Fixed the service worker guard skipping logic
🔺Added more tests and corrected a bug at the core type
🔺Added create utils for the subsystem libraries
🔺Implemented API subsystem using common building blocks
🔺Implemented generic subsystem tooling
Humanode Desktop App
🔺Prevented indefinite memory growth in logs
🔺Updated BioauthStatus hook
🔺Added loading indicator
🔺Added lazily render and memoize tabs
🔺Rewrote settings and repos loading & parsing logic
🔺Displayed connection status when connection is lost
🔺Limited the size of logs
🔺Added temporal polyfill and removed day.js
🔺Adapted manifest to new fetching structure
🔺Improved error rendering
Crypto-Biometric Search And Matching And Liveness Algorithms
🔺Updated evaluation code for face liveness detection
🔺Fixed bug in pytorch lightning
🔺Saved the trained model every epoch
🔺Fixed pylint error for eyeblink and pose, face expression, pipeline and utility, facial features and liveness, and deep fake module
🔺Added RPPG based liveness detection
OAuth
🔺Ongoing integration with 2 projects
Aragon
🔺Pending tests from Aragon team
Humanode Network
🔺~3000 nodes running on all four testnets
🔺Added BABE template and RPC, to use BabeId instead of AuraId
🔺Provided context for action alongside error messages
🔺Added the insertion of Alice ACCO type key before running the node
🔺Conducted backport bio authentication flow rework
🔺Updated test files
🔺Fixed minor differences discrepancies
Humanode Web App
🔺Implement the bio authentication new flow
🔺Fixed the service worker guard skipping logic
🔺Added more tests and corrected a bug at the core type
🔺Added create utils for the subsystem libraries
🔺Implemented API subsystem using common building blocks
🔺Implemented generic subsystem tooling
Humanode Desktop App
🔺Prevented indefinite memory growth in logs
🔺Updated BioauthStatus hook
🔺Added loading indicator
🔺Added lazily render and memoize tabs
🔺Rewrote settings and repos loading & parsing logic
🔺Displayed connection status when connection is lost
🔺Limited the size of logs
🔺Added temporal polyfill and removed day.js
🔺Adapted manifest to new fetching structure
🔺Improved error rendering
Crypto-Biometric Search And Matching And Liveness Algorithms
🔺Updated evaluation code for face liveness detection
🔺Fixed bug in pytorch lightning
🔺Saved the trained model every epoch
🔺Fixed pylint error for eyeblink and pose, face expression, pipeline and utility, facial features and liveness, and deep fake module
🔺Added RPPG based liveness detection
OAuth
🔺Ongoing integration with 2 projects
Aragon
🔺Pending tests from Aragon team
Forwarded from Paradigm
Biweekly update on Humanode vol.18
TL;DR
Dear community members, it’s time for our biweekly report on Humanode! The past two weeks were a part of a marvelous journey — so let’s have a short overview of news and events which are the main focus of the current report.
It is always a pleasure to see growing numbers in testnet stats. Humanode testnet V2 ‘Shamshel’, the 1st major upgrade that greatly improves the UI/UX, has just hit 2780+ validators (2,781 at the time of writing). And this is just the beginning! Join the testnet, and immortalize your existence as one of the first human nodes in history!
For those still wondering how Humanode uses biometrics apart from having a network of 2780 equal nodes. The team is integrating into the identity ORE ID utilized in multiple sectors of crypto. ORE ID is a universal authentication & authorization platform for blockchain. This partnership means that any company building on top will be able to utilize a biometric sign-on option for their users. The main win-win here is the Sybil-resistance that biometric identification provides. If every participant of a DAO or a Metaverse signed on with Humanode, the project can be sure that there are no duplicate identities, bots, or multi-accounts.
We never cease to wonder at the progress the Humanode teams have made in recent days. In a recent development update, Humanode teams have shared what they’ve been working on over the past two weeks.
As for the network development, they added BABE template and RPC, to use BabeId instead of AuraId, provided context for action alongside error messages, added the insertion of Alice ACCO type key before running the node, conducted backport bio authentication flow rework, updated test files, and fixed minor differences discrepancies.
As for the Web App, the team implemented the bio authentication new flow, fixed the service worker guard skipping logic, added more tests and corrected a bug at the core type, added create utils for the subsystem libraries, implemented API subsystem using common building blocks as well as generic subsystem tooling.
Regarding Humanode Desktop App, the team revented indefinite memory growth in logs, updated BioauthStatus hook, added loading indicator, and lazily render and memoize tabs, rewrote settings and repos loading & parsing logic, displayed connection status when connection is lost, limited the size of logs, added temporal polyfill and removed day.js, adapted manifest to new fetching structure, and improved error rendering.
Considering crypto-biometric search and matching and liveness algorithms, the team updated evaluation code for face liveness detection, fixed bug in pytorch lightning, saved the trained model every epoch, fixed pylint error for eyeblink and pose, face expression, pipeline and utility, facial features and liveness, and deep fake module, and added RPPG based liveness detection.
As for authorisation protocol, there is an ongoing integration with 2 projects.The good news is, the team continues testing the Aragon stack on Humanode EVM.
The Humanode media team continues a series of interviews with Humanode core team members. These weeks, they interviewed Tony, Rust engineer at Humanode. Tony discussed his background story, dreams and aspirations, and what gets him excited about bio-authentication. Read the interviews in the Humanode blog!
Other than that, the Humanode Fireside talk took place in their Telegram voice chat. The team discussed biometric modalities & their limitations. Listen to the recording on the Humanode Podcast, and join the team on Wednesday for the next conversation!
That’s a wrap! Check out the article below and keep yourself updated!
#Humanode https://twitter.com/Paradigm_fund/status/1499804758881845252?s=20&t=L41PeOxhJpSuH5-Gv3CJEA
18th February — 4th MarchTestnet hits >2,780+ unique validators, Partnership with ORE ID, Testing Aragon stack on Humanode EVM, An interview with Tony — Rust engineer at Humanode, Biometric modalities & their limitations discussed, and more!
TL;DR
Dear community members, it’s time for our biweekly report on Humanode! The past two weeks were a part of a marvelous journey — so let’s have a short overview of news and events which are the main focus of the current report.
It is always a pleasure to see growing numbers in testnet stats. Humanode testnet V2 ‘Shamshel’, the 1st major upgrade that greatly improves the UI/UX, has just hit 2780+ validators (2,781 at the time of writing). And this is just the beginning! Join the testnet, and immortalize your existence as one of the first human nodes in history!
For those still wondering how Humanode uses biometrics apart from having a network of 2780 equal nodes. The team is integrating into the identity ORE ID utilized in multiple sectors of crypto. ORE ID is a universal authentication & authorization platform for blockchain. This partnership means that any company building on top will be able to utilize a biometric sign-on option for their users. The main win-win here is the Sybil-resistance that biometric identification provides. If every participant of a DAO or a Metaverse signed on with Humanode, the project can be sure that there are no duplicate identities, bots, or multi-accounts.
We never cease to wonder at the progress the Humanode teams have made in recent days. In a recent development update, Humanode teams have shared what they’ve been working on over the past two weeks.
As for the network development, they added BABE template and RPC, to use BabeId instead of AuraId, provided context for action alongside error messages, added the insertion of Alice ACCO type key before running the node, conducted backport bio authentication flow rework, updated test files, and fixed minor differences discrepancies.
As for the Web App, the team implemented the bio authentication new flow, fixed the service worker guard skipping logic, added more tests and corrected a bug at the core type, added create utils for the subsystem libraries, implemented API subsystem using common building blocks as well as generic subsystem tooling.
Regarding Humanode Desktop App, the team revented indefinite memory growth in logs, updated BioauthStatus hook, added loading indicator, and lazily render and memoize tabs, rewrote settings and repos loading & parsing logic, displayed connection status when connection is lost, limited the size of logs, added temporal polyfill and removed day.js, adapted manifest to new fetching structure, and improved error rendering.
Considering crypto-biometric search and matching and liveness algorithms, the team updated evaluation code for face liveness detection, fixed bug in pytorch lightning, saved the trained model every epoch, fixed pylint error for eyeblink and pose, face expression, pipeline and utility, facial features and liveness, and deep fake module, and added RPPG based liveness detection.
As for authorisation protocol, there is an ongoing integration with 2 projects.The good news is, the team continues testing the Aragon stack on Humanode EVM.
The Humanode media team continues a series of interviews with Humanode core team members. These weeks, they interviewed Tony, Rust engineer at Humanode. Tony discussed his background story, dreams and aspirations, and what gets him excited about bio-authentication. Read the interviews in the Humanode blog!
Other than that, the Humanode Fireside talk took place in their Telegram voice chat. The team discussed biometric modalities & their limitations. Listen to the recording on the Humanode Podcast, and join the team on Wednesday for the next conversation!
That’s a wrap! Check out the article below and keep yourself updated!
#Humanode https://twitter.com/Paradigm_fund/status/1499804758881845252?s=20&t=L41PeOxhJpSuH5-Gv3CJEA
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Paradigm
Biweekly update on @humanode_io vol.18 • Testnet hits >2,780+ nodes • Partnership w/@oreprotocol by @TeamAIKON • Testing @AragonProject stack on #Humanode EVM • An interview with Tony — @rustlang engineer at Humanode medium.com/paradigm-fund/…
Do you know what Humanode is all about?
Do you know what it means to be a human node?
Take the Humanode Proficiency Test and receive a limited edition POAP NFT!
https://link.humanode.io/proficiency-test
We're building towards a Sybil-resistant future where 1 human = 1 node = 1 vote. Come be a part of it.
Campaign ends on 31st March 2022.
Do you know what it means to be a human node?
Take the Humanode Proficiency Test and receive a limited edition POAP NFT!
https://link.humanode.io/proficiency-test
We're building towards a Sybil-resistant future where 1 human = 1 node = 1 vote. Come be a part of it.
Campaign ends on 31st March 2022.
Google Docs
Humanode Proficiency Test (get an NFT!)
Eligibility for NFT
✅Complete Quiz with >80% score
✅Follow Humanode on Twitter, Telegram and Discord
Resoures:
- https://blog.humanode.io
- https://papers.humanode.io/whitepaper.pdf
✅Complete Quiz with >80% score
✅Follow Humanode on Twitter, Telegram and Discord
Resoures:
- https://blog.humanode.io
- https://papers.humanode.io/whitepaper.pdf
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🔥 HUMANODE FIRESIDE: BIOMETRIC SLASHING MECHANISM
Dear human nodes,
We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday in our Telegram voice chat! We will be discussing biometric slashing mechanisms.
As usual, there will be a live talk between the team members first, and then a conversation with the community.
P.S. For those who missed previous discussions, recordings are up on our Podcast and YouTube channel.
Dear human nodes,
We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday in our Telegram voice chat! We will be discussing biometric slashing mechanisms.
As usual, there will be a live talk between the team members first, and then a conversation with the community.
When?
Wednesday, March 9, 2022, 16:00 UTC.Where?
Humanode telegram group: https://news.1rj.ru/str/humanodesP.S. For those who missed previous discussions, recordings are up on our Podcast and YouTube channel.
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🔥 Humanode Fireside is starting in an hour! ⏰
This time we will be discussing biometric slashing mechanisms.
As always, we will be open for questions, suggestions, your thoughts, and would like to hear from all of you!
See you in our Telegram voice chat at 16:00 UTC 👉
http://t.me/humanodes
This time we will be discussing biometric slashing mechanisms.
As always, we will be open for questions, suggestions, your thoughts, and would like to hear from all of you!
See you in our Telegram voice chat at 16:00 UTC 👉
http://t.me/humanodes
In case you missed yesterday's Fireside chat about 𝗕𝗶𝗼𝗺𝗲𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗰 𝗦𝗹𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗠𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗶𝘀𝗺, here's the recording: 🎧 https://anchor.fm/humanode/episodes/31---Humanode-Fireside-Biometric-Slashing-Mechanism-e1fggl4
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31 - Humanode Fireside: Biometric Slashing Mechanism by Humanode Podcast
This is the recording of the Fireside talk which took place in Humanode telegram voice chat on 9th of March, 2022.
Proof of Personhood (PoP) is a permissionless consensus participation and Sybil attack resistance mechanism in which each unique human participant receives one equal unit of voting power and accompanying rewards. Let's discuss and compare some of the PoP mechanisms.
https://blog.humanode.io/proof-of-personhood-approaches/
https://blog.humanode.io/proof-of-personhood-approaches/
Humanode
Proof of Personhood Approaches
Proof of Personhood (PoP) is a permissionless consensus participation and Sybil attack resistance mechanism in which each unique human participant receives one equal unit of voting power and accompanying rewards. Let's discuss and compare some of the PoP…
Humanode Announcements
Do you know what Humanode is all about? Do you know what it means to be a human node? Take the Humanode Proficiency Test and receive a limited edition POAP NFT! https://link.humanode.io/proficiency-test We're building towards a Sybil-resistant future…
Hi human nodes! Great to see so many wanting to learn about the Humanode network and to run validator node on testnet. Welcome all new community members👋
We'll be wrapping this campaign within 24 hours to focus on community support.
Stay tuned for more ways to be involved🔺
We'll be wrapping this campaign within 24 hours to focus on community support.
Stay tuned for more ways to be involved🔺
Hey human nodes, it's time to choose your favorite discussion topic for our next fireside 🔥
Anonymous Poll
20%
Fighting Sybil in online gaming
40%
First generation apps for human nodes
18%
Fath. How to calculate real value creation
22%
The power of authority. Can Humanode lead to proper decentralization?
Humanode Network
🔺~3000 nodes running on all four testnets
🔺Fixed bioauthentication consensus API tests
🔺Added API logic to bioauthentication flow
🔺Added pallet-session implementation
🔺Updated RPC
🔺Provided context for action alongside error messages
Humanode Web App
🔺Improved UI for new flow
🔺Conducted internals refactoring
🔺Upgraded TypeScript to 4.6.2
🔺Corrected eslint offenses
🔺Corrected the theme customization setup
🔺Dropped the legacy styling system from everywhere
Humanode Desktop App
🔺Removed useless checks
🔺Updated bioauthentication status
🔺Differentiated bioauthentication when offline
🔺Added loading indicator
🔺Removed unused import
🔺Added lazy render and memoize tabs
🔺Improved UX update
Crypto-Biometric Search And Matching And Liveness Algorithms
🔺Removed dll library for pose estimation and integrate posenet into the active liveness detection
🔺Fixed bugs in liveness detection
🔺Added align code instead of using dll
🔺Implemented Depth and Patch based liveness detection approach
🔺~3000 nodes running on all four testnets
🔺Fixed bioauthentication consensus API tests
🔺Added API logic to bioauthentication flow
🔺Added pallet-session implementation
🔺Updated RPC
🔺Provided context for action alongside error messages
Humanode Web App
🔺Improved UI for new flow
🔺Conducted internals refactoring
🔺Upgraded TypeScript to 4.6.2
🔺Corrected eslint offenses
🔺Corrected the theme customization setup
🔺Dropped the legacy styling system from everywhere
Humanode Desktop App
🔺Removed useless checks
🔺Updated bioauthentication status
🔺Differentiated bioauthentication when offline
🔺Added loading indicator
🔺Removed unused import
🔺Added lazy render and memoize tabs
🔺Improved UX update
Crypto-Biometric Search And Matching And Liveness Algorithms
🔺Removed dll library for pose estimation and integrate posenet into the active liveness detection
🔺Fixed bugs in liveness detection
🔺Added align code instead of using dll
🔺Implemented Depth and Patch based liveness detection approach
🔺[Humanode Special Interview Series] 🔺
Noah, a Rust developer at Humanode, discusses his background story, dreams and aspirations, hobbies and goals in life, and what he likes the most about Humanode.
https://blog.humanode.io/humanode-special-interview-series-noah/
Noah, a Rust developer at Humanode, discusses his background story, dreams and aspirations, hobbies and goals in life, and what he likes the most about Humanode.
https://blog.humanode.io/humanode-special-interview-series-noah/
Humanode
[Humanode Special Interview Series]: Noah, Rust developer at Humanode
Hi Noah, tell us a little about yourself. Where are you from, and what is your
history?
I have lived in Oregon, USA all my life. Most of that being in the outer suburbs
of Portland, and most of my childhood was basically spent playing games on my
Super Nintendo
history?
I have lived in Oregon, USA all my life. Most of that being in the outer suburbs
of Portland, and most of my childhood was basically spent playing games on my
Super Nintendo
Forwarded from Paradigm
Biweekly update on @Humanode vol.19
TL;DR
Dear community members, it’s time for our biweekly report on Humanode! The past two weeks were a part of a marvelous journey — so let’s have a short overview of news and events which are the main focus of the current report.
It is always a pleasure to see growing numbers in testnet stats. Humanode testnet V2 ‘Shamshel’, the 1st major upgrade that greatly improves the UI/UX, has just hit 2750+ validators (2,751 at the time of writing). And this is just the beginning! Join the testnet, and immortalize your existence as one of the first human nodes in history!
We never cease to wonder at the progress the Humanode teams have made in recent days. In a recent development update, Humanode teams have shared what they’ve been working on over the past two weeks.
As for the network development, the team fixed bioauthentication consensus API tests, added API logic to bioauthentication flow and pallet-session implementation, updated RPC, and provided context for action alongside error messages.
As for the Web App, the team improved UI for the new flow, conducted internal refactoring, upgraded TypeScript to 4.6.2, corrected eslint offenses and the theme customization setup, and dropped the legacy styling system from everywhere.
Regarding Humanode Desktop App, they removed useless checks, updated bioauthentication status, differentiated bioauthentication when offline, added loading indicator, removed unused import, added lazy render and memoize tabs, and improved UX update.
Considering crypto-biometric search and matching and liveness algorithms, removed dll library for pose estimation and integrated posenet into the active liveness detection, fixed bugs in liveness detection, added align code instead of using dll, and implemented Depth and Patch-based liveness detection approach.
The Humanode media team continues a series of interviews with Humanode core team members. These weeks, they interviewed Noah, a Rust developer at Humanode. Noah discusses his background story, dreams and aspirations, hobbies and goals in life, and what he likes the most about Humanode. Read the interviews in the Humanode blog!
Humanode’s fresh blog post discusses Proof of Personhood (PoP) approaches. PoP is a permissionless consensus participation and Sybil attack resistance mechanism in which each unique human participant receives one equal unit of voting power and accompanying rewards. More details in the blog!
Other than that, the Humanode Fireside talk took place in their Telegram voice chat. The team discussed biometric slashing mechanisms. Listen to the recording on the Humanode Podcast, and join the team on Wednesday for the next conversation!
Moreover, limited edition POAP NFTs are available for claim for those who passed the Humanode Proficiency Test. Find more details in this report.
That’s a wrap! Have a great weekend!
#Humanode https://twitter.com/Paradigm_fund/status/1504827680960692241?s=20&t=iey_U7Gc2UtlDu7fZJuJmg
4th March — 18th MarchTestnet hits 2,750+ unique validators, An interview with Noah — Rust developer at Humanode, Proof of Personhood overview, Biometric slashing mechanism discussed, A limited-edition POAP NFTs are available for claim, and more!
TL;DR
Dear community members, it’s time for our biweekly report on Humanode! The past two weeks were a part of a marvelous journey — so let’s have a short overview of news and events which are the main focus of the current report.
It is always a pleasure to see growing numbers in testnet stats. Humanode testnet V2 ‘Shamshel’, the 1st major upgrade that greatly improves the UI/UX, has just hit 2750+ validators (2,751 at the time of writing). And this is just the beginning! Join the testnet, and immortalize your existence as one of the first human nodes in history!
We never cease to wonder at the progress the Humanode teams have made in recent days. In a recent development update, Humanode teams have shared what they’ve been working on over the past two weeks.
As for the network development, the team fixed bioauthentication consensus API tests, added API logic to bioauthentication flow and pallet-session implementation, updated RPC, and provided context for action alongside error messages.
As for the Web App, the team improved UI for the new flow, conducted internal refactoring, upgraded TypeScript to 4.6.2, corrected eslint offenses and the theme customization setup, and dropped the legacy styling system from everywhere.
Regarding Humanode Desktop App, they removed useless checks, updated bioauthentication status, differentiated bioauthentication when offline, added loading indicator, removed unused import, added lazy render and memoize tabs, and improved UX update.
Considering crypto-biometric search and matching and liveness algorithms, removed dll library for pose estimation and integrated posenet into the active liveness detection, fixed bugs in liveness detection, added align code instead of using dll, and implemented Depth and Patch-based liveness detection approach.
The Humanode media team continues a series of interviews with Humanode core team members. These weeks, they interviewed Noah, a Rust developer at Humanode. Noah discusses his background story, dreams and aspirations, hobbies and goals in life, and what he likes the most about Humanode. Read the interviews in the Humanode blog!
Humanode’s fresh blog post discusses Proof of Personhood (PoP) approaches. PoP is a permissionless consensus participation and Sybil attack resistance mechanism in which each unique human participant receives one equal unit of voting power and accompanying rewards. More details in the blog!
Other than that, the Humanode Fireside talk took place in their Telegram voice chat. The team discussed biometric slashing mechanisms. Listen to the recording on the Humanode Podcast, and join the team on Wednesday for the next conversation!
Moreover, limited edition POAP NFTs are available for claim for those who passed the Humanode Proficiency Test. Find more details in this report.
That’s a wrap! Have a great weekend!
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