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Colby Serpa
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Merge fields, every discipline is a branch of nature… nature is the only industry.

We’d love if someone kept carrying the torch after we implement the file storage abilities into the webapp.🗽

This way the webapp client can be improved by its primary maintainer, and we can continue to optimize our #nostr relay’s syncing system.

My backup is a Scion… named the trees after her. 🌱

Scion also means child, as in children leafs. And is associated with grafting, combining two fruits together (like how we combined classic merkle trees and merkle DAGs).

“IPFS is used by more than 230k peers per week and serves tens of millions of requests per day, which makes it an interesting large-scale operational network.”

https://www.computer.org/csdl/magazine/ic/2022/06/09903549/1GZohQzAl3y

We literally evolved IPFS Merkle DAGs and can barely get anyone to understand that. The future is right in front of us.

Amazing how resistant to change people are… everyone is afraid of what they don’t understand.

Desktop webapps in react/typescript/JavaScript et al.

This is one of those moments.

We’re looking for a Twitter web client interested in integrating this type of file storage. Our only option beyond that is to make our own client, but we’d prefer not to given how much work that alone is. I respect the people grinding so hard already — we’re best at backend anyway. Would appreciate if you helped us raise some awareness. 💪

If you’re down for a desktop webapp, let’s collab. We’re about to build the first nostr client to support cryptographically signed files on relays, thanks to the new Scionic Merkle Trees.

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entelechy https://github.com/HORNET-Storage/scionic-merkletree

Cryptographically secure file storage, coming to relays near you. 🗂️

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The P2P network IPFS achieves it syncing between peers one merkle branch/leaf at a time… with the syncing protocol BitSwap, or their evolution of it called GraphSync.

The Scionic Merkle DAGs have smaller branches than Merkle DAGs and is equipped to interact with a syncing protocol capable of ranged requests like GraphSync. It’s ultimately the evolution of IPFS.

The History of Merkle Trees.

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