WeChat ID
aaronpk_tv
Sunday, January 9, 2022
| bicycle |
42 min
|
|
7.5 miles
|
bicycle |
-
-
Jᵾlien Genestoux
https://twitter.com/julien51
•
Jan 9
What monoculture are you referring to? As someone who's part of that ecosystem, i can guarantee it's a lot more diverse than the orders of magnitude larger than the indieweb one for example...
Are there more than one implementation of the e*t*h protocol? As far as I can tell everyone participating in the network is expected to run the same source code. -
Jᵾlien Genestoux
https://twitter.com/julien51
•
Jan 9
Please do your own research before posting messages like this. It's all public. Ethereum has several "node" clients in its 1.x version (geth, parity, erigon...) And an explicit goal of 2.0 was to have actually at least 6.
I did look around and couldn't find any mentions of those on any easily searchable docs. Where is this stuff described? I don't even see any reference to that on the main page about it https://ethereum.org/en/eth2/vision/
-
🔴 LIVE Q&A! Answering your questions about my 2022 video gear!
Join me for another live Q&A about the ATEM Mini, YoloBox, any of the video gear I featured in my latest video! Bring your questions, or just come to hang out with everyone in the chat!continue reading... -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
•
Jan 9
I did look around and couldn't find any mentions of those on any easily searchable docs. Where is this stuff described? I don't even see any reference to that on the main page about it https://ethereum.org/en/eth2/vision/
I stand corrected, I finally found an explicit reference: https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/nodes-and-clients/#clients
"The community maintains multiple open-source clients, developed by different teams using different programming languages."
That's great, so at least it's only centralized on the network state. -
-
Jᵾlien Genestoux
https://twitter.com/julien51
•
Jan 9
Thanks for digging deeper! The "network" centralization is actually pretty much expected though?
I realize that certain applications require a global centralized network state, but many others do not! True decentralization should mean that I can talk to someone else without anyone else knowing that's happening.
-
Jᵾlien Genestoux
https://twitter.com/julien51
•
Jan 9
But there's still centralization at some level. TCP? Maybe even HTTP?
Not really...? I can send a TCP packet from my home to my office and only the routers in between need to know about it
-
In late 2019 I stuck a raspberry pi and e-paper display in a picture frame and made it show my upcoming travel plans. Now it is just blank. What should I use it for now?
-
That looks cool! Like a giant @getlametric
-
metaBallistic
https://twitter.com/mrBallistic
•
Jan 10
There’s a 4K, 8 hour video where they mounted a RED camera to the front of a train in Scandinavia somewhere. Put that on a loop in vlc.
there's something delightfully rebellious about taking footage from a RED camera and squishing it down to a monochrome 264x176 0.2fps video -
that sounds too sad
-
speaking of which I need to stop by yours more often! Do you have a calendar feed I can subscribe to or anything?
-
Tim Trautmann
https://twitter.com/tims_pix
•
Jan 10
You could display a growth graph of some sort. Something with an exponential curve.
oh no -
Sam Wronski
https://twitter.com/runewake2
•
Jan 10
There are some really cool e-ink + home assistant combos that exist.
Ooh this seems like an easy win!
