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One consideration for where this could be very useful: if you're constructing autonomous agents who can seek and aggregate information and dispatch actions on y
by Fellshard 8y ago
One consideration for where this could be very useful: if you're constructing autonomous agents who can seek and aggregate information and dispatch actions on your behalf, giving these agents access to segments of a personal datastore like this could be an interesting starting point.
Oddly enough, I keep going back conceptually to the 'gevulot' concept from Rajaniemi's 'The Quantum Thief' as an idealized implementation of this.
- binbasti 8y agoI use my RS accounts for exactly this, in combination with Huginn for example. It's super simple, because you just PUT or GET, with the bearer token for one segment (called "category" in RS) in the Authorization header. And you can also PUT things in the special /public category, so they're world-readable. Example: when I check in on Swarm, Huginn uploads the entire check-in data to my RS for archiving, as well as updates a public RS document with my current location, which my website then shows publicly: https://sebastian.kip.pe https://sebastian.kip.pe