Filecoin Now Has a Global Capacity of 2.5B Gigabytes
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#2I really like the approach protocol labs has taken with libp2p, multiformats, ipfs and the like and it seems quite a few companies are leveraging these technologies day to day. I wonder if it’s the same case with filecoin or if it is still too early for people to have given it a shot.
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#5edit: wrong 'two' homonym used.
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#7Should probably spell out billion. I initially read it as 2.5gb. Or maybe use a larger unit since this is a more tech focused site.
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#8I am a huge crypto enthusiast, and it is cutting edge technology that HN users might love. But I would be very careful with these kind of posts. This is a very slippery slope to shilling and posting updates from the various projects that usually mean very little.
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#9I am a huge crypto enthusiast, and it is cutting edge technology that HN users might love. But I would be very careful with these kind of posts. This is a very slippery slope to shilling and posting updates from the various projects that usually mean very little.
I know exactly where you are coming from. I think this is somewhat different from usual shilling because shilling mostly involves statements that are vague or doubtful or having uncertain implications: "chain X signs an agreement to bring African government onto blockchain". Say "Uniswap processes $100 billion total transactions" is qualitatively different although not really relevant to HN. The news under question i…
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I know exactly where you are coming from. I think this is somewhat different from usual shilling because shilling mostly involves statements that are vague or doubtful or having uncertain implications: "chain X signs an agreement to bring African government onto blockchain". Say "Uniswap processes $100 billion total transactions" is qualitatively different although not really relevant to HN. The news under question i…
Moreover, it's a blockchain that provides something useful to society other than a gold replacement and the waste heat output of France.