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by staticvar 9y ago
PouchDB is great! But it doesn't offer a discovery mechanism. Dat is solution that offers this but uses a similar log based system for distributing changes.
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by staticvar 9y ago
See Dat. > The two systems also have a number of differences. Dat keeps a secure version log of changes to a dataset over time which allows Dat to act as a version control tool. The type of Merkle tree used by Dat lets peers compare whic
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by staticvar 9y ago
See Dat / Beaker Browser for Desktop / Bunsen Browser for Android. Dat hosted websites can be distributed online or offline. A write up on how that works: https://github.com/bunsenbrowser/bunsen#millions-of-p
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by staticvar 9y ago
I love markdown! A similar project but without the need for a custom buildchain or serverside software is MDwiki. ``` mkdir my-site cd my-site curl http://mdwiki.info echo "# Hello World" > index.md python -m Simple
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by staticvar 9y ago
Nice! The CSV format for code blocks grabbed my attention. That's possibly friendlier to write by hand than tables ( https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheats... ) and also nice because
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by staticvar 9y ago
Love it! I worked on a research project where we built a lot of CLIs to pull data form a sensor, send it over a Unix Pipe to a push CLI for a database. It offers some fun flexibility and really fast implementations. http://openp
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What the heck is Android Things?(rjsteinert.github.io)
2 points by staticvar 9y ago|0 comments
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Publish to the Distributed Web in 3 commands using Dat(rjsteinert.github.io)
2 points by staticvar 10y ago|0 comments
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by staticvar 10y ago
The Greenhorns and National Young Farmers Association helped organize a Farm Hack event at RISD in 2012 where they brought together design students and farmers. Here's a link to the forum where a lot of the work was posted http:/
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by staticvar 10y ago
This might sound crass but... use a computer. There are millions of applications that run on computers to do those things. If you are growing tired of the lock in of an application and want something that will work on all devices and for th
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by staticvar 10y ago
Perhaps the original developers don't want to abandon these projects, the companies they work for are just not prioritizing funding their development. By placing the Open Source project under non-profit foundation ownership, that found
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by staticvar 10y ago
No one will ever trust corporations or governments to operate a nuclear power plant safely. Imagine if Enron had been managing a nuclear power plant. They would have blown it up way before it came out that they were frauds and crooks.
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Will Farmers make money from data? We may need to lower the transaction cost(rjsteinert.github.io)
1 points by staticvar 10y ago|0 comments
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by staticvar 10y ago
Thanks. While our examples are usually "pull from some device and push to a database", with farmOS we experimented with "pull from a database and push to a device". In this way, pipes are used to transfer state of a devi
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by staticvar 10y ago
The gist I get is that it's a daemon for a gateway device (like a Raspberry Pi) that you configure data flows via JSON files. The Flogo CLI seems to be a JSON generator ( https://github.com/TIBCOSoftware/flogo-cli&#
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by staticvar 10y ago
Cool project! I also developed a tool for Pi's called Bakery for configuring a Pi from a user interface :). The difference was that it was focused on setting up the Pi as a Gateway device for IoT. I took it down though because our Knig
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by staticvar 10y ago
Yes! And I want to ride bikes with friends and share audio!
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by staticvar 10y ago
Do you have a source for this "blue crystals" term? I'm interested.
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by staticvar 10y ago
God. Put it in those terms and it feels like the punishment for corporate tax fraud is a parking ticket.
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by staticvar 10y ago
If we can empower users build their own pipes between devices and online services, then we spur competition which could lead to better security. We need a gateway that gives users that choice. I've been working on command line interfac
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by staticvar 10y ago
What does this project bring to the table? The examples are Python scripts that we could already write on a Raspberry Pi.
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by staticvar 10y ago
My tinfoil hat is buzzing. What happens when this bacteria is released in our lakes and oceans?
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by staticvar 10y ago
Thanks to all those who are concerned about security aspects of this spec. We must always be asking "what if". But do understand that there is no fundamental difference between installing a 3rd party app on your phone and granting
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by staticvar 11y ago
Farm Hack is another community of farmers collaborating to create Open Source tools for Ag. http://farmhack.org
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by staticvar 11y ago
I forgot to add, use http://prose.io to access your Notes repo on Github anywhere.
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by staticvar 11y ago
In the Internet of Things, either devices will send data to one server that other Applications subscribe to or devices will send data directly to the Applications. This one of many examples of a server that devices can send data to. In cont
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by staticvar 11y ago
Directions for taking notes on a computer: - Create a folder. - Create notes as files named like tweets `my note #javascript #yolo.txt`. - Write markdown in plain text files. - Open the folder from your choice of editor. - Distribute your n
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by staticvar 11y ago
I second "One subscription for multiple subreddits". I just realized there is a concept on Reddit called Multireddit where you can aggregate multiple subreddits. Being able to create a subscription to a Multireddit would do the tr
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by staticvar 11y ago
Maybe when Tan was mentioning the challenges, like literacy rate, she interpreted his blunt description as implying that it is this way because of the race of the people who live there?
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Let's make code for IoT and Linux easy and modular(opk.hackpad.com)
1 points by staticvar 11y ago|1 comments

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