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by 7373737373 10y ago
I'm not a maximalist either. Distributed networks are always less efficient than hierarchical systems at specific tasks. Some projects, such as the Bitcoin lightning network or Ethereums' Raiden therefore try to build faster payme
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by 7373737373 10y ago
The next step would be doing these interactions - service registration, search, negotiation, usage, payments, certification etc. without a trusted, centralized intermediary. Have a look at the https://ethereum.org project to see
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Yes. The only costs that would occur would be transaction fees for changing state in the Ethereum network (which is only required once for registering the service and at the order of half a cent at the current scalability level) and a simil
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by 7373737373 11y ago
One of the things that striked me when I worked on my first API was that all of service registration, search, payments and certification incur a lot of overhead. Most of these problems are addressed by using third party platforms and middle
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by 7373737373 11y ago
I spend the last few weeks trying to find an appropriate SDL for my project but have otherwise no experience in creating APIs. In my opinion, API specs should probably be generated from code and its documentation, and not the reverse. This
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by 7373737373 11y ago
This reminds me of https://mapc.am/ , a browser based variant.
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by 7373737373 11y ago
That is what I'm wondering about, too. Not only how the external relationship between this "hivemind" and those that are not a part of it would look like, but especially what kind of effect this would have on the human brain.
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Together with systems such as ipfs.io, possibly yes. Have a look at https://github.com/whyrusleeping/gx But there still are many open problems: - incentivised file storage - fair name spaces - search and indexing and m
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Exactly. To me, this experiment made it clear that the speed with which information is exchanged, new ideas are formed and behaviours adapted will increase drastically the more people are intimately connected to the internet. Not even half
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by 7373737373 11y ago
An incredible idea. This is memetics in action. As with the button last year, people set up factions, appoint leaders and then abandon them as fast as they are created. But now, every time a majority in a room votes to GROW, two microcultur
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Do you know any projects that reverse this functionality (generating API documentation from code)? I know that https://github.com/timothycrosley/hug intends to provide this in the future, but could not find one for oth
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Thanks! I figured the same. OpenAPI seems to be it. WSDL on the other hand seems to be dead and/or unusable. Even one of its creators described it as a "train wreck" :)
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by 7373737373 11y ago
I want to do it right, so I want to ask you: Question 1: Is there a de facto API/service description language standard out there? Optional question 2: Which would be the best choice for a decentralised internet of services?
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by 7373737373 11y ago
I have the same questions when reading something like this. Expert verification seems more like an appeal to authority and intuition instead of a definite proof with formal rigorosity. Locally, there is always structure, but in pure mathema
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by 7373737373 11y ago
I doubt this will hold true in the long term. I build stuff on top of Ethereum and there seems to be huge interest and financial support for the platform. It is true that Zeronet works out of the box, but Ethereum seems to provide cleaner a
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by 7373737373 11y ago
There is http://golemproject.net/ , which builds on top of Ethereum and uses it for administrative purposes (e.g. payments).
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Related, here is a probabilistic nanopayment implementation for Bitcoin: https://github.com/paulkernfeld/bitcoin-nanopayment And here a unidirectional payment channel contract for Ethereum (.sol file): https:/&#
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by 7373737373 11y ago
I agree, the current website does not explain it very well. Let me try. The Ethereum vision encompasses three components: P2P messaging, a file distribution layer and Blockchains. I described them in more detail here: https://www
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Have a look at Ethereum. It already allows programs to control money. Soon, much more.
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by 7373737373 11y ago
A language with which the programmer can specify the static or dynamic three dimensional position of the sound sources, absolute or relative to the listener in a specified environment. The geometry of the environment can affect reverberatio
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by 7373737373 11y ago
This one seems to be static to the listener position and require more hardware. Assuming only headphones are used, something like WAVE ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibM3fz-P0Ac ) could be used to simulate reflection, refr
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by 7373737373 11y ago
This is awesome! Knowing nothing about this space, is there already a program that uses (wave based) sound simulation to allow music programming in an arbitrary 3d environment? This could go beyond mono and stereo :)
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Combining this with IPFS.io would be interesting. See https://github.com/zignig/astralboot
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by 7373737373 11y ago
There is also Survivium: http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/iPhone/Survivium/review.asp?c...
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by 7373737373 11y ago
Have a look at SmoothLife, a continuous generalisation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJe9H6qS82I