Hunter
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Fission Codes
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WNFS, Dialog, CAR Pool, PVM
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Keeping data in a database is a bad idea. See GDPR.
- If you don't store data you can't be persecuted for storing any data you shouldn't.
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Networked Data, not apps
- Stuff comes first
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Open protocols
- Auth: interop without pre-negotiation
- Data
- Compute
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Global Primary Keys
- Content addressing
- Truly global links as opposed to ip addresses (physical location), DNS, networked routing for hashed data,
- Hard links vs soft links (url)
- Content IDs (CID)
- Seems to basically just be like a REST request, but instead of using an id, just use the hash of the object
- What do you do when you update the data, wouldn't its hash be updated?
- Brooklyn explains this. All history is needed (wink wink blockchain)
- What do you do when you update the data, wouldn't its hash be updated?
- Content addressing
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Portable Private Data
- SublteCrypto(Web Crypto)
- Never gives direct access to the key
- Add an ownership node to the object
- SublteCrypto(Web Crypto)
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BFT Concurrency
- Over my head, something about color mixing, commutability, associative, and (does not change f(x) === f(f(x)));
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See also CRDT