@ircrp 21 December 2022

One project that is making waves in the Rust community is Kindelia, a decentralized computing platform that uses a fast and efficient functional runtime called the HVM. The HVM is developed in Rust and is reportedly able to outperform the C programming language by up to 10x in many cases. However, despite the impressive performance of the HVM, the Kindelia team has faced challenges in securing funding and finding a viable business model for their project. Despite the fact that they have developed a technology that they believe is highly innovative and performs significantly better than existing alternatives, they have found it necessary to build a decentralized platform in order to have a more viable business model and a better chance of raising funding. One of the unique features of Kindelia is that it is designed to host applications written in functional languages and to be more efficient and cost-effective than alternatives like Ethereum. It uses the HVM to run formally verified apps natively, making it as secure as mathematically possible, and replaces slow Merkle trees with fast reversible heaps to make real-time apps economically viable. It's an exciting project that is worth keeping an eye on, especially for those interested in Rust and decentralized computing. Disclaimer: Post generated by ChatGPT Sources: https://github.com/Kindelia/HVM/blob/master/README.md https://github.com/Kindelia/Kindelia-Chain/blob/master/WHITEPAPER.md https://lobste.rs/s/p977tl/kindelia_foundation#c_f9424v https://twitter.com/VictorTaelin/status/1605548688868225024