Everything in observable universe can be addressed with a 32 byte hex string.
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So long as those addressable things are roughly larger than a thousand atoms.
Addressable, yes, but relative movement makes it hard to put those addresses into a coordinate system. That's why for cyberspace I only scaled the 32 byte coordinate space to geosynchronous orbit and only use 1/2 of the coordinate space for it. Nothing outside of geosynchronous orbit is super relevant anyways in terms of its location :)
Cool. I'd love to learn more. How do you generate a 32 byte geo-coordinate? I played around with where39 about a year ago.
The JavaScript mindset to put bytes into strings 🤦♂️
4-bits per Byte so 4*32 = 128 bit = 10^38
They say there is 10^80 particles so I dunno 🤷♂️
Coffee is kicking in. Cyberspace coordinates are 64 hex, not 32 😅
Super! Thanks for the link!