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Comment author: [deleted] 02 August 2014 07:56:20PM *  0 points [-]

I am aware of their work, being as I am a bitcoin core developer working on the related areas of privacy enhancement and script extensions. What I was alluding to is not pairing cryptography though as that is much too slow for this application, and ultimately not interesting in the context of self-modifying programs. It is something much simpler having to do with one way hashes of the result then pruning the execution trees in such a way that cannot be cheated within the bounds of execution time, which can be compared with energu usage. in other words have the program give a concise summary of its execution thought processes which led to the result it gives in such a way that it can't be hiding things.

what are you working on?