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by b_fiive 3y ago
Ah <3 Upspin! It's been a minute. I've personally read through & love Upspin. I always found solid a little too tied to RDF & the semantic web push. The solid project is/was super valiant effort, but these days I f
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by b_fiive 3y ago
I can neither confirm nor deny, but oh boy does uncle iroh seem cool
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by b_fiive 3y ago
Totally biased founder here, but I work on https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh , a thing that started off as an IPFS implementation in rust, but we broke out & ended up doing our own thing. We're not at the poi
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by b_fiive 3y ago
wow, thank you for pointing me to IRODS, I was not aware of the project! Big difference I'm seeing as I read the docs for IRODs is a datacenter-grade data management _service_, whereas iroh is a multiplatform SDK for building your own
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by b_fiive 3y ago
iroh documents are a work-in-progress implementation of willow: https://github.com/n0-computer/iroh We've been working with the willow team as we go & giving feedback on the spec. disclosure: I work on iroh.
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by b_fiive 3y ago
iroh team member here. OP we’d be happy to help! https://iroh.computer/discord if you’d like to chat
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Sendme: Send Files over the Internet(iroh.computer)
13 points by b_fiive 3y ago|0 comments
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Dumb Pipe(dumbpipe.dev)
11 points by b_fiive 3y ago|3 comments
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by b_fiive 3y ago
dumb pipe is a tiny tool we built from the iroh-net crate to connect two machines.
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by b_fiive 3y ago
Depends on how you define working :). I'm a 6+ year vet of the IPFS ecosystem, we work on iroh these days, which I think addresses many core issues with the protocol design: https://iroh.computer The biggest challenges stil
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by b_fiive 4y ago
fully agreed. I dropped down to start this project because there's no reason this should be the case.
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by b_fiive 4y ago
hey I work on the project. This isn't a "re-write in rust" thing, we intend to iterate on the protocol itself to drive performance improvements. nearly all of our team are veterans of the IPFS ecosystem who want to see IPFS e
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by b_fiive 4y ago
thank you. Will fix :)
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by b_fiive 4y ago
I work on the project, we cut a first release today!
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by b_fiive 4y ago
I've invested a fair amount of time into learning TLA+, have bought Hillel Wayne's book (Practical TLA+), and found his stuff super valuable. However, if I could do it again, I would have started in the following order: - 1. Watch
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by b_fiive 4y ago
_Disclaimer: I'm the founder of a project behind a new IPFS implementation_ I have a fair amount of experience with the kubo (go-IPFS) codebase, and can confirm the broad strokes of what you've posted here, including the part wher
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by b_fiive 4y ago
Linux only? I think that'll cap adoption regardless of any perf advantages
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by b_fiive 4y ago
zero-knowledge proofs are a means of showing you know a thing without exposing the thing itself. In the context of lurk, the "thing" is executed computation. That's useful because sometimes computation is expensive, and we&#x
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by b_fiive 4y ago
Just for others seeing this, the content of the deck is in fact new. I could totally see how the advice may be the same as a prior deck though.
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by b_fiive 5y ago
related, but "higher level" project: project: https://github.com/testground/testground
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by b_fiive 6y ago
rooting for y'all at GitHub!
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by b_fiive 6y ago
quick hand raise for the IPFS community, which is yes p2p, no blockchain. I'm working a "git for data" project atop IPFS and aren't hawking a coin. I'll readily admit there are very few yes-p2p and no-blockchain p
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by b_fiive 6y ago
"just legal and political"
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by b_fiive 8y ago
aether is the coolest
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by b_fiive 8y ago
hey, qri dev here. Delighted you like the design, we're hoping to make data a little more "approachable" :) We did look into SSB. I'll admit to not hearing about until only a few months ago, but the main reason we chose
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by b_fiive 8y ago
delightful. thanks!
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by b_fiive 8y ago
Hey DocSavage! I'm one of these Qri folks, I'd love to see that working group exist. I have a friend or two at the RDA. maybe we should get an email going on the subject? Projects like these are bigger than any one company or tool
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by b_fiive 8y ago
Imagine git were built on top of IPFS, and aimed specifically at datasets. Qri uses IPFS to store & move data, so all versions are just normal IPFS hashes. eg this: https://app.qri.io/b5/world_bank_population is ju