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Comment · 5 years ago
I really like the idea and am building a similar thing with Bip39 instead of libsodium. I dont know why us software people always start with identity as the intital entry point into a new paradigm.

I agree with your implementation and because am building a similar thing, see issues with getting people to use it the same way no one uses pgp.

I suggest take a look at flow, or dapper auth and tell me what you think. Why not start with a usecase, any usecase to get real folks to play with this?

Down to working together and/or using stamp instead of bip39 in my own project

Comment · 5 years ago
Firstbase, Stripe Atlas, and a few other options. There are everything handled for you services. WHy not incorporate in Sg? Start in Sg and once you have people incorporate in the us if you have to
Comment · 6 years ago
like other folks who have said this before, the question is who is this for and what is it that github doesnt provide but radicle does?

I can have git installed on my device, work locally and instead of pointing to github, have a scuttlebutt like updates for PRs

Question is who wants this? and what does this do to open source code?

Comment · 6 years ago
you can also mvp this using apps like causal
Comment · 6 years ago
there is an invest like the best episode about valuing art that might be a good listen. If the idea is to standardize prices and be an information source, this is great.
Comment · 6 years ago
dune analytics gets close if i get what you are asking. they use rebase as the BI tool. If by events you mean logs from eth ancillary services, that would be interesting to watch and hard to get.
Comment · 6 years ago
gitbook is what you are looking for. if you dont mind hosting it on a subdomain. You could also use a headless cms like strapi or graphcms or contentful where teachers add content and you can deploy it wherever statically
Comment · 6 years ago
I want to like the remarkable tablet and am an e-ink fanboy. I want to use this for notes but think it is overkill
Comment · 6 years ago
Ofcourse its difficult to keep onchain data and offchain data consistent. So its best to have an adapter for real world data
Comment · 6 years ago
If we separate out the usefulness or profitability of using blockchains to store non financial data,

Then

The data type doesnt matter. Taking supply chains ( or asset tracking im general ) Transactions could be of the form

From entity , To entity and Asset Descriptor - > mapped to blockchain ID

From to asset timestamp hash One could have functions like Check_current_ownership() Check_transferability()

Comment · 6 years ago
You should give nongaap(on twitter) and matt levine free accounts and let them tweet what they find interesting.

Working on similar things for the data tornado that is crypto.

Comment · 6 years ago
Love the idea, have you looked at hashr.io? Could you add your contact details on the site? Also add details of timestamp on the message. Maybe tag @patio11 on twitter?
Comment · 6 years ago
for bitcoin lopp.net/bitcoin if you want to play with data coinmetrics.com Linda Xie wrote some guides back in the day to keep up with eth, ethhub and ethresearch
Comment · 6 years ago
Its probably more than one company. but even then, lets say that it was one company, shouldnt decentralized,open protocols have open specs to help create more clients?
Comment · 6 years ago
"In particular, while this page is quite complete in describing the network protocol, it does not attempt to list all of the rules for block or transaction validity." Cmon man..

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