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i'm just going to be a bit perverse here and say: are we all down with public figures being able to remove the public history of their past statements from the Internet Archive? At the very least, maybe a record of those requests, a la https://www. lumendatabase.org/ ?

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i'm just going to be a bit perverse here and say: are we all down with public figures being able to remove the public history of their past statements from the Internet Archive? At the very least, maybe a record of those requests, a la https://www. lumendatabase.org/ ?

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@wingo 's asides always make me laugh:
(from https://wingolog.org/archives/2023/05/02/structure-and-interpretation-of-ark )

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@wingo 's asides always make me laugh:
(from https://wingolog.org/archives/2023/05/02/structure-and-interpretation-of-ark )

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"As I can attest from personal experience, having a compiler leads to hubris: you start to consider source languages like a hungry person looks at a restaurant menu. "Wouldn't it be nice to ingest that?" That's what we say at restaurants, right, fellow humans?", writes Wingi

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i am pretty interested in the matching between "vibes" and also corners of the n-dimensional political compass to various basic decentralized social media protocols!

i wonder if it all gets washed out as the networks grow or there are longer-lasting founder effects?

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i am pretty interested in the matching between "vibes" and also corners of the n-dimensional political compass to various basic decentralized social media protocols!

i wonder if it all gets washed out as the networks grow or there are longer-lasting founder effects?

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UCAN is the bid to do authorization (a la oauth) in a stateless, decentralized, capability-security way that's compatible with centralizesque web ways (JWT etc) https://noti.st/expede

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UCAN is the bid to do authorization (a la oauth) in a stateless, decentralized, capability-security way that's compatible with centralizesque web ways (JWT etc) https://noti.st/expede

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slight risk of being a @fission fanperson but also VERY excited by UCAN decentralized auth update by @expede at #ipfsthing. Kinda wish it was livestreamed, but I will post video later

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slight risk of being a @fission fanperson but also VERY excited by UCAN decentralized auth update by @expede at #ipfsthing. Kinda wish it was livestreamed, but I will post video later

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watching @blaine's talk at #ipfsthing about the Name Name Service #nns and getting more and more excited. A simple, decentralized keybase that makes DIDs usable? Sign me up
https://fission.codes/blog/prelude-to-ipfs-thing-2023/
https://talk.fission.codes/t/nns-the-n ame-name-system/3684

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watching @blaine's talk at #ipfsthing about the Name Name Service #nns and getting more and more excited. A simple, decentralized keybase that makes DIDs usable? Sign me up
https://fission.codes/blog/prelude-to-ipfs-thing-2023/
https://talk.fission.codes/t/nns-the-n ame-name-system/3684

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If you're more interested in building your own tools, Boxo https://github.com/ipfs/boxo is work to break down the go-ipfs implementation into useful library components that you can mix-and-match, again without having to pull in the whole stack.

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If you're more interested in building your own tools, Boxo https://github.com/ipfs/boxo is work to break down the go-ipfs implementation into useful library components that you can mix-and-match, again without having to pull in the whole stack.

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That's not TERRIBLY useful for the average reader here though, so let me give you a better tidbit: https://github.com/filecoin-project/la ssie . Lassie is a CLI tool that is designed to find and download CID (an IPFS locator) by any means necessary. So you don't need to install the whole IPFS (kubo) stack to get data from IPFS or Filecoin.

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That's not TERRIBLY useful for the average reader here though, so let me give you a better tidbit: https://github.com/filecoin-project/la ssie . Lassie is a CLI tool that is designed to find and download CID (an IPFS locator) by any means necessary. So you don't need to install the whole IPFS (kubo) stack to get data from IPFS or Filecoin.

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Anyway, at #IPFSThing there's a lot of new projects shipping from these kind of problem-spotting that took place over the last year). My first (meta)thought is that I -- and maybe you? -- need to work out how to get to IPFS Camp in Bangalore later this year: https://linktr.ee/ipfscommunity

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Anyway, at #IPFSThing there's a lot of new projects shipping from these kind of problem-spotting that took place over the last year). My first (meta)thought is that I -- and maybe you? -- need to work out how to get to IPFS Camp in Bangalore later this year: https://linktr.ee/ipfscommunity

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(The main example here is https://github.com/ipfs/kubo/blob/mast er/docs/changelogs/v0.18.md#quicv1-and-webtransport-config-migration where the main IPFS implementation shipped a protocol that connected the IPFS go clients and the in-browser javascript clients just as I started talking about how I thought this was a big challenge that we should address as a community, etc, etc)

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(The main example here is https://github.com/ipfs/kubo/blob/mast er/docs/changelogs/v0.18.md#quicv1-and-webtransport-config-migration where the main IPFS implementation shipped a protocol that connected the IPFS go clients and the in-browser javascript clients just as I started talking about how I thought this was a big challenge that we should address as a community, etc, etc)

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One thing I always say in my job (which involves hovering around every part of the IPFS/FIlecoin cinematic universe), is that every time I make a complaint, someone travels back into the past, starts working on it, and then ships a solution a week after I start thinking about filing a bug.

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One thing I always say in my job (which involves hovering around every part of the IPFS/FIlecoin cinematic universe), is that every time I make a complaint, someone travels back into the past, starts working on it, and then ships a solution a week after I start thinking about filing a bug.

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I'm at #IPFSThing -- a meeting centered around implementors of the IPFS protocol. I have so many thoughts already, and we're basically only a couple of hours into the talks: https://2023.ipfs-thing.io/

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I'm at #IPFSThing -- a meeting centered around implementors of the IPFS protocol. I have so many thoughts already, and we're basically only a couple of hours into the talks: https://2023.ipfs-thing.io/

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@lzg apparently the fizzy water maker works for @lizzard more proof of the passing of the mandate

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@lzg apparently the fizzy water maker works for @lizzard more proof of the passing of the mandate

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fizzy water machine now works for @lizzard, time for a new dynasty

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fizzy water machine now works for @lizzard, time for a new dynasty

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general malaise, fizzy water machine not working but only for me, itchy pants

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general malaise, fizzy water machine not working but only for me, itchy pants