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by jimpick 8y ago
Firewalls are a pain. UDP hole punching (using the UTP protocol) and the discovery network works a lot of the time. Much of the people publishing public content for access by Beaker are using hashbase.io to "pin" the content and t
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by jimpick 8y ago
There's a lot of similarities, as they are both peer-to-peer and decentralized. I've mostly done Dat. I want to do a bit more IPFS. Dat feels a bit more like git for files - you can create a local file archive using the command li
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CRDTs and the Quest for Distributed Consistency(infoq.com)
2 points by jimpick 8y ago|0 comments
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by jimpick 8y ago
Authorized! You can authorize other people and devices now too.
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by jimpick 8y ago
I made a "Shopping List Party!!!" shopping list. If you post or send me your local key, I'll authorize you as a writer. I'm trying to see how many writers it can handle. Theoretically, there's no limit. https:&#x2F
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by jimpick 8y ago
Thanks tbv for submitting it. I can answer any questions!
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by jimpick 9y ago
There are some binaries available if you don't want to build it yourself. https://pp-test-dmg-jimpick.hashbase.io/
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by jimpick 9y ago
Short version: We combined the Automerge CRDT and the Dat protocol into an Electron app, and it's fun!
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by jimpick 9y ago
That junkie has a mother who has spent 20 years of her life trying to get him treatment for his schizophrenia but there is no government support, and he keeps disappearing from home and winding up downtown where he finds more comfort from T
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by jimpick 9y ago
Hey! You’re talking about my neighbourhood. (Well, I live a few blocks away in Yaletown, but I’ve spent most of the last 12 years working in Gastown/DTES, since that’s where the startups can afford rent) The neighbourhood has vastly ch
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by jimpick 9y ago
Prosemirror is another option that has the editor bits implemented. http://prosemirror.net/examples/collab/#edit-Example
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by jimpick 9y ago
Automerge is very similar. If there are conflicts, it returns a _conflicts property on the object so you can retrieve the other conflicting alternatives so the application logic can write another change if it wants to use a different altern
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by jimpick 9y ago
Awesome, I added you back!
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by jimpick 9y ago
I believe it’s built with Electron. The developers do plan to support Windows, but there are some missing dependencies that need to be built first.
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by jimpick 9y ago
I set one up for myself here: dat://72671c5004d3b956791b6ffca7f05025d62309feaf99cde04c6f434189694291/ Nobody follows me yet though...
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Peer-to-peer social networking with Rotonde and Beaker(louis.center)
181 points by jimpick 9y ago|71 comments
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Show HN: Dat-container Debian test(dat-container-debian-demo-jimpick.hashbase.io)
1 points by jimpick 9y ago|0 comments
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by jimpick 9y ago
Nice!
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by jimpick 9y ago
Nice!
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by jimpick 9y ago
Something else to add ... there was an influx of draft dodgers from the Vietnam War, and a lot of those became teachers. Canada was investing in their education system at that time whereas the U.S. was trying to choke off campus protest mov
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Using Dat with a GitHub.io domain(gist.github.com)
1 points by jimpick 9y ago|0 comments
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by jimpick 9y ago
Both are new projects. You're going to know about these projects before 99% of the people who eventually know about them. :-)
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by jimpick 9y ago
Unnecessary... I did a cut-and-paste from another project. :-)
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Show HN: Deploy dathttpd on now.sh(dat.jimpick.com)
50 points by jimpick 9y ago|10 comments
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Using games to improve speech-to-text quality(signl.fm)
2 points by jimpick 10y ago|0 comments
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by jimpick 10y ago
Cool. Did you find anything about it interesting?
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by jimpick 10y ago
Potentially down the road at some point. We're using commercially available speed-to-text platforms (Watson, Google, Microsoft, etc.), so we're just evaluating how well they are doing with this test. I think all of those are using
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by jimpick 10y ago
Kelly, another dev here at Signl.fm, also wrote a blog post describing what we are doing with this over at Medium: https://medium.com/@TheMindWright/helping-robots-learn-to-sp...
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by jimpick 10y ago
We're planning to do a follow up blog post with some analysis of the data -- comparing the interesting results. We'd be happy to share the data with anybody that is interested. All in all, there's the sounds clips + the game
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by jimpick 10y ago
Sorry, I didn't read the Show HN rules carefully enough, and apparently I'm supposed to link directly to the game, not a blog post. I resubmitted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13517345

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