I feel like your community could maybe have even more buzzwords, like cloud, Rust, or startup.
Recommend? a community around web3.0/blockchain/decentralization to join
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#12I feel like your community could maybe have even more buzzwords, like cloud, Rust, or startup.
It may. I’ll keep an eye out.
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#13I feel like your community could maybe have even more buzzwords, like cloud, Rust, or startup.
crypto-scale
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#14I feel like your community could maybe have even more buzzwords, like cloud, Rust, or startup.
On a serious note, I suspect you think decentralization is a fad, and I’d be curious why you think that?
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#15What is "web3.0"?
Long story short, My understanding is that it is the idea that web apps would no longer charge for their services directly, but would generate revenue for their decentralized society of which they own a percentage of. Like a farmers co-op. The implications of this have created many new tools and libraries. But hey, take my words with a grain of salt, I am the guy lookin for others to chat with about the subject cause I’ve been in my cave for the past few years, I don’t really know what it means to other folks yet.
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#16Here's one for (decentralised) meshnets: https://reddit.com/r/darknetmarkets.
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#18Here's one for (decentralised) meshnets: https://reddit.com/r/darknetmarkets .
As I recall, most darknet markets are just Tor hidden services, nothing decentralized about them.
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#19What is "web3.0"?
Long story short, My understanding is that it is the idea that web apps would no longer charge for their services directly, but would generate revenue for their decentralized society of which they own a percentage of. Like a farmers co-op. The implications of this have created many new tools and libraries. But hey, take my words with a grain of salt, I am the guy lookin for others to chat with about the subject cause…
For more than a decade Tim Berners-Lee used Web 3.0 to mean the semantic Web, structured around linked open data, RDF, etc.