A Universal "Hostless" Substrate for a Post-Serverless Futur
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Claims a working stack that turns apps into hostless artifacts: content-addressed storage with ipfs, decentralized identities (W3C DIDs), OrbitDB and hashed functions shipped as data, plus WebAssembly for portable compute. Demonstrations include offline-first development that goes “plane to production” with cached compute reuse, event-sourced logs and optional trusted or verifiable execution (zero-knowledge proofs are feasible; homomorphic encryption remains slow). Notes licensing moves (re-licensing, anti-996) and practical tradeoffs: latency, tooling, and developer experience for zero-deploy workflows.
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