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by pfraze 5y ago
Yeah I see just as many complaints about unfair takedowns. At their scale, I think it’s a little more complex than people want to admit.
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by pfraze 5y ago
I spent some time live-streaming a (now dead) project this year. I live-streamed almost all the dev and created an archive indexed by commit ( https://ctzn.network/dev-vlog ). Here are some other non-technical tips: - Don’t l
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by pfraze 5y ago
People are right that Ethereum has used the web3 term for a while. The recent uptick is from Chris Dixon and other VCs doing a marketing push on it.
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by pfraze 5y ago
Isn’t location data particularly easy to de-anonymize? I remember reading some research that because people tend to be so consistent with their location, you could deanonymize most people in a dataset with 3 random location samples through
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by pfraze 5y ago
The script has some very interesting ideas and a really entertaining anger toward its own existence. The actual filmmaking however is really cheap and poorly done. Bad editing, bad shots, bad fight choreography.
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by pfraze 5y ago
This is a pretty good post about the question: https://jaygraber.medium.com/web3-is-self-certifying-9dad77f...
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by pfraze 5y ago
I think the shift to "games as a service" or calling a game a "platform" is a reflection of what's happening here. To my knowledge, Halo Infinite, Roblox, CoD, Battlefield, and Fortnight have called their games plat
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by pfraze 5y ago
Point 2 is exactly right, and is partly why this is so piqued. Point 1 used to be correct until around 2019, when DAO governance (and to some extent NFTs) began to attract much more left leaning crowds. Ultimately blockchains are frameworks
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by pfraze 5y ago
Has anybody seen a successful version of this with web components? It seems like we should be able to test the theory of higher level web elements and see how far it goes.
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by pfraze 5y ago
Being a noxious frontend dev, the first thing I tested was whether you supported responsive. What I found was that you load a different site based on the viewport size (rather than dynamically changing on resize) which I think is a perfectl
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by pfraze 5y ago
Absolutely. The older I get, the more I appreciate the deep running connections I have with friends. I never would have thought it mattered as much as it does to me now.
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by pfraze 5y ago
The plan was to form an LLC. Some states have created rulings specifically for LLCs to be driven by DAOs (I forget which states - Oregon maybe?). I'm completely unsure how you structure legal ownership of an LLC vs crypto ownership of
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by pfraze 5y ago
This needs to be confirmed, but on the live event they said the loss was due to strict requirements around proper storage of the document which the seller didn’t feel the DAO had satisfied. EDIT: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by pfraze 5y ago
This might be overly reductive, but if you use Twitter or any social platform where people indirectly reference other posts, I think you can maybe understand how a dot on a white canvas can have impact. The "Loss" meme [1] borders
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by pfraze 5y ago
I think and hope you meant sharding
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by pfraze 5y ago
It is a tricky issue, and you might be right. It's also very hard to parse when a conversation goes this mainstream what the true essence of it is. I mean, basically all topics lose nuance when they go this mainstream. I think we (most
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by pfraze 5y ago
Off topic - probably the most successful piece of "content" I've ever made is the CRDT notes [1] item that's nestled in there. I saw this submission and thought, "I wonder if my repo made it in there" and indee
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by pfraze 5y ago
I was a bit overwhelmed by your Wall of Text (tm) at first, but I decided to check your comment history and figured, yeah okay let me dig in, and I think you made some interesting points. Here are my thoughts... > Note the Machiavellian
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by pfraze 5y ago
I think that's true to an extent; angering all of the media at once is sure to have some bad consequences. But I think the other grievances I mentioned are fairly specific and not just engineered via repeated bad press. Again, the core
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by pfraze 5y ago
Just saying, at this stage, if I were Facebook and I wanted to take the pressure off, I’d be putting out little stories that make the story about the whistleblower instead of about Facebook. I’d also focus on stories that will make us disag
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by pfraze 5y ago
Oh Atek is not ready for HN yet. If you saw the spork tool yesterday [1], that’s as far as we’ve gotten. On “What is it.” Suppose you set up a server on your home LAN. Great: what can it do? Unless you configure DDNS or a static IP or simil
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by pfraze 5y ago
Yeah that's a basic problem of the approach. I'm going to create a public gateway service for spork (similar to IPFS gateways). You lose the end-to-end encryption by using a gateway, but then only the serving user needs to have sp
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by pfraze 5y ago
This is where I have to again point to the Hypercore Protocol team, as they're the ones that implemented it. I bet you could ask in the #hyperswarm channel of their discord https://chat.hypercore-protocol.org/
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by pfraze 5y ago
A couple fun things I haven't documented yet. We were able to spork an SSH session using password auth. (That one went from Texas to Virginia via Starlink.) Some folks on the discord sporked a Minecraft game. Quake didn't spork, p
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by pfraze 5y ago
The goal is to create an Internet of home servers. You want to have your own NAS or rpi you deploy apps on. The p2p turns those devices into a network
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by pfraze 5y ago
Libp2p is technically a framework so you could probably integrate hyperswarm into it. Hyperswarm’s new release has gotten some really focused effort to improve the DHT success rate. That’s the part I’m most interested to see play out
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by pfraze 5y ago
Magic Wormhole is probably what you’re thinking of. The live handshake requirement is definitely a limiting factor on that approach, but probably still worth doing. Other options would be QR codes and registry services. The protocol team is
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by pfraze 5y ago
Hey all, I’m the author of spork. Just want to give credit to the Hypercore Protocol team as they’re responsible for 99% of this tool. They’re going to be speaking at NodeConf on Wednesday so check that out if you’re interested [1] 1. http
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by pfraze 5y ago
The IPFS version of Arweave is Filecoin
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by pfraze 5y ago
To be fair, this is all hard work to get right. I think there’s a third, much larger category of people who are pursuing the idea but just haven’t solved all the problems yet.

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