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2color

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    Comment #49120414

    Try the getting started guide: https://radicle.network/guides/getting-started Radicle uses a key for your identity. There is no username. You can self-assign an alias for a more hu…

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    Comment #49050381

    Radicle contributor here. It's the same project. radicle.dev is for the protocol, radicle.network is for the network explorer. Note that that radicle.network is a static site that …

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    Comment #49050319

    It seems like the core dev is behind this: https://x.com/callebtc/status/2080608602432082217

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    Comment #48158436

    Regarding 2, we're actively working on radicle-artifact as an alternative to Git LFS with transport agnostic distribution (https/p2p), attestations, and redactions. https://radicle…

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    Comment #48158239

    radicle-artifact is currently under active development: https://radicle.network/nodes/iris.radicle.network/rad:z4VYy...

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    Comment #48158131

    Radicle contributor here. When a repository is initialised as private [1], it's encoded in the repository identity document. The only way to change a repository to be public is to …

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    Comment #48157990

    The general idea is using the radicle-ci-broker [1] to hook into repo events, and trigger different adapters based on the specific CI/CD tool you use. We'll have more docs on this …

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    Comment #48157928

    What are you missing from Radicle today that would make you chose Tangled over it?

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    Comment #47459688

    Same here. They've built an amazing toolkit that's such a joy to build with. Feels like game changer to have p2p that both reliable, fast, and fun.

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    Comment #46918777

    I like that more people are thinking solving some of the problems of digital inheritance we face. These are problems that are so important now that so much of our lives are digital…

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    Comment #46652521

    I am sympathetic to the criticism of the naturalistic fallacy, however there are some aspects of modernity that are unquestionably toxic, like air pollution.

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    Comment #44681689

    A good way to avoid the "how are you?" small talk trap, is to ask "how are you sleeping?"

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    Comment #44671718

    There's a `loadOrCreateSelfKey` function which you can use to load the key from a persistent datastore (fs). It's documented here: https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p/tree/4420fad6…

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    Comment #44652995

    I wouldn't be surprised if it's built with Iroh https://www.iroh.computer/

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    Comment #44628584

    Same. It's much more customisable out of the box and has a lot of nice features.

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    Comment #44474819

    It's a very exciting moment for this movement. A lot of the research and tech for local-first is nearing the point that it's mature, efficient, and packaged into well designed APIs…

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    Comment #44009849

    Fun read and great reference to Zen and The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I highly recommend reading Lila, by Pirsig too!

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    Comment #43212525

    > Writing expands your working memory, lets you be more brilliant on paper than you can be in person. So true!

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    Comment #42858015

    Same here. It's the best smart watch I've had.

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    Comment #42305037

    Sorry for misunderstanding. I think the app was built on the assumption that someone is providing these CIDs.

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    Comment #42265999

    > My understanding is that IPFS always requires an IPFS → HTTP gateway to work in browsers, so I wonder what you mean by "P2P retrival in browsers". By P2P retrieval, I mean retrie…

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    Comment #42264937

    Small correction: You can also pass [@helia/verified-fetch] gateways as a fallback for when it *cannot* connect to providers directly (due to transports).