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08:19 < nsh> operating system developers wiki/various resources
08:19 < nsh> i think you'd have to start it, ariard :)
08:21 < ariard> https://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page awesome stuff when you dev your own kernel
08:22 < ariard> yeah really likely should launch one!
10:57 < elichai2> ariard: do you want secp specifically? I really enjoyed this blog series when I started to learn about ECC https://andrea.corbellini.name/2015/05/17/elliptic-curve-cryptography-a-gentle-introduction/
10:58 < elichai2> From there I belive implementing(obviously no production use) is the best way of learning (at least for me)
11:14 < ariard> elichai2: no specifically secp, any ecc resources is fine, thanks for this one, bookmarked :)
11:16 < elichai2> My recommendation is try to stay away from optimizations at first, and write your own stuff before looking at any other implementations
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