- Name / Ime
- Tamara Lukić
- Handle
- @berlin_rust
- Member no.
- YU-00005
- Level
- 3 / Builder
- Joined
- 28.10.2026
- Home node
- Berlin
Tilt it. Every member card is shiny. It is a community card, not an identity document.
Tamara Lukić builder
@berlin_rust · YU-00005 · joined · last seen
Systems programmer. Rust, protocols, and a collection of confusing keyboards.
- Posts
- 14
- Threads
- 2
- Reactions
- 47
- DINAR
- 130
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Recent posts
- Packet loss and rural links: what the client should do
All three are cheap to add. HTTP range requests for resume, a hash check on the final file, and a local cache. I'll open issues today.
- user.yu handles: how short is too short?
Careful with lotteries and sybil accounts. One person, many tickets. We need some cheap uniqueness check or we invite abuse.
- Iskra Delta Partner: terminal emulator for YU Connect output?
There are tiny ed25519 implementations in C that fit in a few kilobytes, optimised for size, slow but fine. I'll dig up a reference and a licence list.
- No silent DNS hijacking: how do we prove it to skeptics?
Linux part I can do: resolv.conf, systemd-resolved state, certificate store hash, environment proxies. Will keep it read-only, the script must never modify anything.
- Proposal: DINAR earning rules, are they fair?
Incentive design is hard. Reward helpful marks from diverse members more than repeated marks from the same two friends.
- Nonprofit association vs cooperative: which legal shape fits?
The protocol being open helps: if the nonprofit fails, implementations can continue. Governance of the registry matters, but the protocol is not captive.
- Portable reputation: how can it work without a central judge?
Great field. An optional free-form tag list with a few standard keys like batch, vintage, lot.
- Portable reputation: how can it work without a central judge?
The manifesto mentions portable reputation. Technically I see this shape: - A buyer and a seller both sign a small receipt record after a completed deal (what, when, outcome). - Records are stored...