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this reminded me of that p2p sqlite project...i can't recall the name but seems like something like this that runs on mesh networks would be a game changer you
by deutschew 5y ago
this reminded me of that p2p sqlite project...i can't recall the name but seems like something like this that runs on mesh networks would be a game changer
you could create databases that can't ever be taken down
- raihansaputra 5y agoThis one? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30605252 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30605252 Something very interesting is happening with SQLite. Has always been widely adopted (in the background?), but lately there's a lot of usecase development. Litestream for no-hassle replication (and live-read replicas coming), querying static DB with VFS, torrent fetching, and now no-setup DB to API.
- deutschew 5y agothis might be the true decentralization platform that will take off. no merkle tree non-sense. although gun eco seems to be already quite popular, its a graph DB which makes it tough to use.
- raihansaputra 5y agoI definitely prefer this flavor of decentralization. Yeah not having to learn Graph DB would be a big selling point.
- deutschew 5y agoIronically one thing I reach for with this is how to achieve immutability with sqlite that is decentralized? Can't anybody and anyone read and write? or is it possible with another column that references the previous column with a cryptographic keys from multiple peers....my god we have blockchain on sqlite