Congratulations David and all! It’s been a joy to follow this project for the past 8 years. The progess made is a testament to your inginuity and perseverence! Cheers for a bright future!
We all have a way to go yet @Dimitar I am very keen on
Builders building
Users being secure in their own personal safe and secure thoughts and communications
NAT traversal and other mechanisms for nodes working from anywhere at all
I still feel the core of the network will be a neural network for decision making, upgrades and security, this is a big one
I am still keen on making nodes even more lean
The economy will work here, but we can make it so much better and in this area I am super motivated to make improvements and really get this invisible to normal folks
Lots and lots to do, so much and the biggest issue we will have I think is ensuring the network always provides security privacy and freedom to everyone in the digital world (this is where the neural net needs that alone as it’s reward function).
So I see today as our fist step, it’s a great step, but it’s step 1. We have a journey now and I hope we are all going to make that journey together and create something very very critical for humanity. To say I will die trying is now proven to be true I won’t die, but I won’t put this down. It has to happen, we need to cure disease, we need to fix the planet and we need people to be free, truly free. I know we will push things in that direction and hopefully join others to make it happen faster.
I think it is good to show something of what Autonomi will deliver.
So here’s a preview, dweb is working with very recent Autonomi code to bring you versioned websites in a standard browser. This will look familiar from awe, but now is available in any regular browser.
I got this working literally minutes ago, so am still testing and will need to update it to the released version and grab some tokens (drop me those rewards please!) before I can test on the live network.
What you are seeing there is a regular website in Brave browser, uploaded to a local Autonomi test network, and then updated three times. So four versions, that can be viewed by changing the ‘v4’ in the address bar.
This uses dweb::trove::History<T> and the new data types:
a chain of Autonomi GraphEntry, starting with a root entry for the type (T), plus one for each published version of the type, in this case a dweb::trove::directory_tree::DirectoryTree which can hold files or a website.
an Autonomi Pointer to the most recent entry in the graph (v4 in this case)
Great that you posted it here, Mark, but I hope you make another thread of it’s own too! We can collect more examples there without them getting lost in the celebrations.
Congratulations! Back in 2017, I wanted to get into crypto and looked at the top 100 coins. This was the only one that I could see had real world uses and potential. To this day, Maid is the only coin I’ve ever bought (apart from the bitcoin I got to buy it).