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                <h2 class="sub_heading_blue">Fractalide Features</h2>
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                    Fractalide's defining feature is its reusable, reproducible and composable nodes, or software blocks.
                    The independent nodes makes changes easy - instead of having to scrap entire builds and developing new ones, nodes can be switched out and worked on individually, without affecting the rest of the dapp, meaning reduced costs in both software development and maintenance, as well as increased quality and stability.
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                <h3>Reusable</h3>
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                    Nodes are “black box” processes that do one and only one thing. Each node has a single function with the same signature, which allows for a reusable system. As nodes are reused, the quality of the software improves. Over time, the nodes become increasingly robust.
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                <h3>Reproducible</h3>
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                    Most reusable systems don’t consider reproducibility - the ability to reproduce a system with the least work possible. We've reduced it to a single step - typing the name of a node. The system automatically sets up all transitive dependencies, even if they have dependencies on other subsystems like Python. 
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                <h3>Composable</h3>
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                    Composable systems allow the programmer to layer software, but Fractalide goes a step further and makes it easy to decompose an abstraction too, so you can isolate the exact node you want. Not only is strong isolation great for reusability, it also makes light work of hunting for bugs. For long-term maintenance, this means increased efficiency and lower costs.
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                <h2 class="sub_heading_blue">Services Offered</h2>
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                    We offer development and consulting in the following areas:
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                <h3>Blockchain Development</h3>
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                    We build financial systems and blockchains for government entities and corporations. Our reusable, reproducible and composable software blocks allow us to offer stable, high-quality solutions at better prices.
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                <h3>Application Development</h3>
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                    Fractalide dapps run on Hyperflow and are reusable, reproducible and composable software blocks that can talk to smart contracts on the blockchain. We offer services to help design and develop dapps, from general purpose applications which might not connect to a blockchain, to logistics applications coupled with specific blockchains.
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                <h3>Technical Analysis</h3>
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                    Have your white paper analysed by a team led by <NAME>, creator of the field of IEEE Language-theoretic Security. The analysis can be extended into the language security of your smart contract. All research is published under Community Commons License Attribution + ShareAlike (BY-SA).
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                <h2 class="sub_heading_blue">An Implementation of Ouroboros Crypsinous, a Privacy-Preserving Proof-of-Stake Coin with Native K Smart Contracts.</h2>
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                    Luceo belongs in the hands of first wave pioneers building a brave new world. Pioneers leave comfort zones and head into dangerous unknown terrain in search of a brighter future. They see what could be, and are prepared to kill dragons to achieve their goals.
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                    Here be ideological giant tech dragons who see it their place to police free speech. They will cut access to your account and in the near future, should they control the monetary supply, render you broke at the flick of a switch. Some countries have already implemented such draconian systems such as the Social Credit Score.
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                    Luceo is a cryptocurrency that implements <a class="" href="https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/1132">Ouroboros Crypsinous</a>, a privacy preserving coin with native K-Framework smart contracts which are formally verified. Luceo is suitable for the rough and ready pioneer looking to forge a new uninhibited internet where free speech and chain history immutability are sacrosanct.
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                    Is there an organisation that accepts having all of its income and expenses seen by its competitors? In the vein of free speech, one should be able to censor your transactions from those that would conspire to control.
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                <h3>Verified Ledgerware</h3>
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                    Operational semantics successfully bridges the <a class="" href="/blog/2018-11-23-the-semantic-gap.html">Semantic Gap</a>. The K-Framework represents decades of research and has formally specify IELE, Casper and the KEVM. K will be used to implement Luceo's ledgerware.
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                <h3>Energy Efficient</h3>
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                    Proof-of-Stake consumes far less energy than Proof-of-Work. Participants no longer need to fork out large amounts of money to buy ASIC miners, all they need to participate in the consensus process is to own Luceo coin.
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