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I agree. It just leads to "Oh, IPFS? I tried that years ago, it was terrible. I don't recommend trying it." What do you think firefox could have done to improv
by spicybright 4y ago
I agree. It just leads to "Oh, IPFS? I tried that years ago, it was terrible. I don't recommend trying it."
What do you think firefox could have done to improve things?
And, as someone not well versed, is there any "killer demo" that uses IPFS currently?
- TheaomBen 4y agoI'm working on a collaborative photogrammetry solution (think async/distributed 3d mapping from overlapping pictures) that shares data via IPFS. Flattering myself heavily, I believe this sort of public-data consuming application fits like nothing else.
- morphle 4y agoYou where going to contact me end of this week (morphle at ziggo dot nl) for the plant/species identification software: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31537487 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31537487. Your collaborative photogrammetry can be combined with the open and free species identification API and my custom OpenStreetMap data extensions and KartaView/OpenStreetCam/OpenStreetView to get more photogrammetry location integration and more free crowdsourced open data to add to photogrammetry. A demo of Seadragon/Photosynth [1] inspired me to work on this. [1] https://www.ted.com/talks/blaise_aguera_y_arcas_how_photosynth_can_connect_the_world_s_images/transcript?language=en https://www.ted.com/talks/blaise_aguera_y_arcas_how_photosyn...
- spicybright 4y agoThat sounds fascinating! Can you elaborate or point me to more information on it? I would love to hear your perspective on it from a real use case.
- TheaomBen 4y agoWith pleasure, drop me a mail and I'll get back to you next week (last three letters of my username here @ rest of my username dot artificial intelligence). I haven't put anything online yet though sorry!