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tri2820
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Show HN: Why I'm building a graphical, simple Proof Assistant for kids
Why HN, I'm embarking on a journey to build an intuitive, graphical Proof Assistant. Wish me luck! The idea came when I saw my sister struggling to keep track of different definiti…
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Comment #45187943
This is such a cool project. Personally, I think there are so many interesting use cases that can be built on top of Wayland, like https://github.com/udevbe/greenfield and this
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Comment #42949748
Quite so, but not at that level of rigorous yet. However the interesting part is AI + prediction markets :)
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Show HN: Open-source prediction markets with DeepSeek
Hi HN, I'm building imply.app – a platform that makes prediction markets easy to use for anyone in the world. The goal is to simplify market participation with AI. So far, I've bui…
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Comment #38047462
That's a lot of questions ha ha, let me try to answer them: I have used libp2p a while ago (for another app), at that time libp2p WebRTC was not ready yet. Now that you mention it …
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Comment #38041742
It's encrypted directly on your browser, you can download the encryption key after file is uploaded. Not content-based (because the header is randomly generated & you keep the encr…
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Comment #38041618
I could link a helper script to download the file later
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Comment #38041601
Sure
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Comment #38041563
Yeah, I'm uploading it through NFTStorage gateway (your files then will be pinned by many nodes on IPFS network)
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Show HN: Encrypt and upload files to IPFS from browser
Hi HN, I'm building ThirdCloud with the goal to replace Google Drive for everyone: more private, cheaper & maybe better UI/UX. So far, I've successfully implemented the main featur…
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Comment #32413335
What are the alternatives that you recommend?