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Show HN: Cellarium: A Playground for Cellular Automata
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andrewosh
7mo ago
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andrewosh
2y ago
Hey all, just letting you know that the core technology inside of Dat/Beaker is alive and well inside Keet [1] (a P2P communications app) and Pear [2] (a platform for building P2P desktop/mobile apps). Keet is built on Pear. Both
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andrewosh
6y ago
Hyperdrive (and the stack it's built on more generally) works great offline. All the drives you own are still editable without the network, and changes will sync when you come online. As for 'network questionable' and mobile,
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andrewosh
6y ago
In the flurry of the launch I got all my links wrong. The HYP repo can be found here: https://github.com/hypercore-protocol/hyp
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andrewosh
6y ago
@pfrazee threw together a demo app called PaulMail [1] that you can view in Beaker [0]. It's very simple and is just a proof-of-concept (messages are unencrypted, for example), but it does hint at possibilities there. [0] https:/
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andrewosh
6y ago
Our little team has been doing just this, both for dogfooding and because it works well for us. Take a look at the "mounts" section of the blog post where we describe a group pattern you can set up. You can create a group director
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andrewosh
6y ago
Thanks Mizza! Not sure if I'm answering your first point, but Hyperswarm is baked into the Hyperdrive daemon, so daemon users should have their drives swarmed/available automatically. There are a few CLI commands to toggle this be
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andrewosh
6y ago
Oops, give it a shot in v12. Think static class properties were added after 10.
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andrewosh
6y ago
Fair enough -- updated it to POSIX-like. The main point there being that it should be as straightforward to use as Node's fs module.
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andrewosh
6y ago
The new version has a totally revamped networking stack that should be a lot faster and more reliable. Part of it includes a new UDP holepunching algorithm that's had a super high success rate for us in practice. There are some diagram