datamonsteryum

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by datamonsteryum 9y ago
I see you’re using JSON-LD in conceptnet. If you start passing that data around using distributed systems, you'll inevitably want to start incorporating content-addressed links into the data. I recommend looking into IPLD as a data mod
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by datamonsteryum 9y ago
As the blog post says, the english version is coming but it's 20x lager than the Turkish version so it's taking longer to add.
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by datamonsteryum 9y ago
Censorship is suppression or prohibition of content. Putting wikipedia on IPFS makes it strongly resistant to many forms of censorship because it uses content-addressing. This means that suppressed content can be redistributed through alter
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Uncensorable Wikipedia on IPFS(ipfs.io)
1 points by datamonsteryum 9y ago|0 comments
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To push, to pull- to fetch, perchance to commit. Aye, there's the rub(github.com)
33 points by datamonsteryum 10y ago|1 comments
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by datamonsteryum 10y ago
If you append to a merkle-dag then yes it's immutable, but you can always do the equivalent of a git rebase -- effectively removing a portion of the tree and then selectively re-applying the parts that you want to keep. That creates a
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by datamonsteryum 10y ago
I take it as being about who holds (and therefore owns) the data. It's not that the corporations are evil, it's that we're operating in a system where only the corporations get to accumulate the data in their hands.
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by datamonsteryum 10y ago
+1. And you read it because you're visiting hackernews (also central, private, for-profit). It's a systemic problem. That's why we need new tools that let us operate outside that system.
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by datamonsteryum 10y ago
[CORRECTION/RETRACTION]: I misunderstood ipfs. You can totally edit your DAG in ipfs (which gives you "delete" ability). So Yes cypherpunks01 is completely right. The explanation of how you do "deletes" in a DAG sti
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The internet has been stolen from you. Take it back, nonviolently(medium.com)
97 points by datamonsteryum 10y ago|53 comments