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Of course, they received money. So much coverage and stop it here? Who would believe that they are honest? As if the guy who invented torrent stopped working on

Of course, they received money. So much coverage and stop it here? Who would believe that they are honest? As if the guy who invented torrent stopped working on torrent... There is a standard for this techno, it's called PPSP [1] it covers both "free" network (with a DHT tracker) and controlled networks (the one required for distributing protected content). There is even an free software that is based on it [2] and a c++ library [3]. It is was developed during P2PNext [4]. During this research some one achieved sub-second DHT lookup and now works at Spotify. If you are interested in the subject of P2P maybe "P2P virtual network" or "second life P2P" search might interest you. My interest is for the time being a graph database over a DHT. I am at the very early stage in terms of code. But maybe this might give you an idea of what I'm looking for [5]. [1] http://tools.ietf.org/wg/ppsp/ http://tools.ietf.org/wg/ppsp/ [2] http://www.tribler.org/trac http://www.tribler.org/trac [3] http://libswift.org/ http://libswift.org/ [4] http://p2pnext.eu/ http://p2pnext.eu/ [5] https://github.com/amirouche/no https://github.com/amirouche/no

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j_s 13y ago
Can not access the /no repo - maybe it's still private? Sounds interesting!
- amirouche 13y ago
  It's offline actually, I deleted my github account because of recent events at github. Since you ask... 3rd iteration: It already took me too much time to write this comment. The code is really not interesting, the implementation of nolang is broken, I did not find time to debug it, not only "I want to do too much things at once" syndrom but I also wanted to mock the idea of some part of the "final" app, in a browser and apply it in the context of Culture&Empire to reach potential dev/users. Since the web is not my primary target, it doesn't really matter in any way but there's still valuable (to me) ideas in the app. This is the most exciting thing that I ever had in mind. It might sound also kind of naive: instead of pushing Pythonium forward and getting a Python framework similar to meteor or derbyjs I will do "no". https://bitbucket.org/amirouche/no-no-more-updates https://bitbucket.org/amirouche/no-no-more-updates The primary application I will build on top of "no" will be something like the venerable delicious bookmark website. As far as I can think, I would like to be able to boot a computer to be a "no" node with the very minimum. Code & Data will live primarily in the DHT. [0] The following link is lying. the exact definition of the compliant mode is "wanna be compliant" or "can be compliant" [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pythonium https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pythonium [2] [2] As a Python dev (with JS knowledge), I really like the veloce mode... veloce mode generates perfect javascript code ie. with no overhead. The overhead of compliant mode is between 100 and 10 i don't remember correctly (based on pystones.py).

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j_s 13y ago

Can not access the /no repo - maybe it's still private? Sounds interesting!

amirouche 13y ago
It's offline actually, I deleted my github account because of recent events at github. Since you ask... 3rd iteration: It already took me too much time to write this comment. The code is really not interesting, the implementation of nolang is broken, I did not find time to debug it, not only "I want to do too much things at once" syndrom but I also wanted to mock the idea of some part of the "final" app, in a browser and apply it in the context of Culture&Empire to reach potential dev/users. Since the web is not my primary target, it doesn't really matter in any way but there's still valuable (to me) ideas in the app. This is the most exciting thing that I ever had in mind. It might sound also kind of naive: instead of pushing Pythonium forward and getting a Python framework similar to meteor or derbyjs I will do "no". https://bitbucket.org/amirouche/no-no-more-updates https://bitbucket.org/amirouche/no-no-more-updates The primary application I will build on top of "no" will be something like the venerable delicious bookmark website. As far as I can think, I would like to be able to boot a computer to be a "no" node with the very minimum. Code & Data will live primarily in the DHT. [0] The following link is lying. the exact definition of the compliant mode is "wanna be compliant" or "can be compliant" [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pythonium https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pythonium [2] [2] As a Python dev (with JS knowledge), I really like the veloce mode... veloce mode generates perfect javascript code ie. with no overhead. The overhead of compliant mode is between 100 and 10 i don't remember correctly (based on pystones.py).