After the success of our first zine project, I began looking for a student who wanted to work on a follow-up. Ayush Manocha, who had just taken my undergrad PL course, was keen to help, and we began tossing around ideas.
My grad students Yan Tong and Nathan Liittschwager and I had been working on a new protocol for causal message delivery. We called the protocol Cykas, which stands for "Can you keep a secret?", and Ayush liked the idea of collaborating on a zine to explain the Cykas protocol!
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Lindsey Kuper
@lindsey@recurse.social
Made in Iowa. Nearly 100% biodegradable. PL, concurrency, distributed computing, and all that. Free as in interpretable. Informal in various ways. Assistant professor at UC Santa Cruz.
recurse.social
Lindsey Kuper
@lindsey@recurse.social
Made in Iowa. Nearly 100% biodegradable. PL, concurrency, distributed computing, and all that. Free as in interpretable. Informal in various ways. Assistant professor at UC Santa Cruz.
recurse.social
@lindsey@recurse.social
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