@aboynejames My test droplet now seems to be fine - hasn't crashed since yesterday... Not sure why..!? I did update node to v10, but it still crashed for a bit. I'm wondering if that actually fixed it, but it needed a restart or something. Would you mind if I updated the damahub server to v10 and restarted it?
diagrams on data storage focus on payment flows https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/12Jr6ExDSgIyKTMXO0kU7qV2dObfbxGu6FrEJZ-tT_GM/edit?usp=sharing
I updated nodejs and rebooted. Has been running all day and seems ok now: http://174.138.105.19:3000/97fa96d07caba5e4b5c588f7b93b4df85ce936dabfc5262414dec0a16c362b1f/collection/_egyptian-mau/egyptian-mau.jpg
I've used pm2 to daemonize dat-gateway. It should start automatically on reboot
I've used pm2 to daemonize dat-gateway. It should start automatically on reboot
we went with an Ask Me Anything format for the Dat call with Jim: https://twitter.com/FuseBoxBtn/status/1034808123784159232
This may be a useful resource https://www.kixlab.org/courses/cs473-fall-2018/index.html
governance, anyone got thoughts or opinions on types of democracy? a few listed here https://www.ethereum.org/dao
Use case think out for heartChain https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EkU_n42UXo5-x8A-66IBaCHiTi7kKkl9uSn0mhHb3iU/edit?usp=sharing
Updated https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EkU_n42UXo5-x8A-66IBaCHiTi7kKkl9uSn0mhHb3iU/edit?usp=sharing to include real world example 'talk' through text and some other thoughts
Diversity breeds new ideas and builds more resilient structures
It's also supposed to be decentralized which means nobody controls it
usecase to work on DNAchain? https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1iCwQgwT713iLk6C-LGGElDO9cjtn6S7eSy0I3IHmiU4/edit?usp=drivesdk
2pm every tuesday https://meet.jit.si/DaMaHub @eocarragain are you around next week, Minimum viable governance and evidence based governance TOPIC
UK time zone 1PM EU 2pm
Is anyone working on anything with https://datproject.org/ ? I am interested in distributed data-cache sharing (scraping etc) for data science activities and running a quick inventory of communities.
30 years ago TBL wrote information management proposal for CERN:
"The aim would be to allow a place to be found for any information or reference which one felt was important, and a way of finding it afterwards. The result should be sufficiently attractive to use that it the information contained would grow past a critical threshold, so that the usefulness the scheme would in turn encourage its increased use."
"[...] we will be looking for a systems which are future-proof"
An important part of this, [...] , is the integration of a hypertext system with existing data, so as to provide a universal system, and to achieve critical usefulness at an early stage.
"(... and yes, this would provide an excellent project with which to try our new object oriented programming techniques!) TBL March 1989, May 1990"
Peter Thiel, Roberto Unger, Cornell West excellent take on the Knowledge Economy. https://youtu.be/h2TrRWAkbr8
tl;twatch:)) (1) Knowledge becomes highly specialised and divided; (2) "We have progress in the world of bits but not in the world of atoms."
Want to share some stuff I've been eyeing:
Org-mode for Reproducible Research: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGnt_PWoM5Y
radicle (git for ipfs) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19367916
cosmos: https://cosmos.network/
Looking to find a way to incorporate https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rwh/theses/okasaki.pdf with ipfs
The second difficulty is that functional data structures are expected to be more flexible thantheir imperative counterparts. In particular, when we update an imperative data structure wetypically accept that the old version of the data structure will no longer be available, but, whenwe update a functional data structure, we expect that both the old and new versions of thedata structure will be available for further processing. A data structure that supports multipleversions is calledpersistentwhile a data structure that allows only a single version at a timeis calledephemeral[DSST89]. Functional programming languages have the curious propertythatalldata structures are automatically persistent. Imperative data structures are typicallyephemeral, but when a persistent data structure is required, imperative programmers are notsurprised if the persistent data structure is more complicated and perhaps even asymptoticallyless efficient than an equivalent ephemeral data structure.
from the paper^^^
decentralized data is inherently persistent, pretty sure this thesis is where the gold is
Hello, my name is Shady! I'm a cognitive neuroscientist that's founded Opscientia, the Open Science DAO. I stumbled on this community while navigating the landscape of DeSci nodes and literature and would love to touch base with you all since much has changed since the last message that appears in the chat and decentralised governance today. Is the project still active? What would be the best resources to get caught up?
Hello Shady (@seldamat), thanks for getting in touch. Indeed, lots of changed since the last message here. However, the ideas of decentralised platform for preservation of verifiable data for all seem to be more relevant day by day. The best way to catch up is to join our weekly call on Thursday at 10:00BST via wire.com (join @parfenov and @aboynejames ). Looking forward to learn about your project and to exchange notes. Denis