crypto

yesterday i kickstarted the github page of /weeklyhackathon

the mission is to transform this into a fun competition that creates a flywheel effect between token traders and our community

building open source software that can showcase the power of farcaster as the social fabric of the new internet

https://github.com/weeklyhackathon

what's the best way to decentralize a github repo?

i want that only the holders of a given token can submit requests to change this codebase. how would you do that?

cc @nintynick.eth

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father, meditator and programmer. working on creating an online hackathon, here: /weeklyhackathon. host of /thespaceship

maybe require 2/2 approvals on PRs of which one of the approvals is a bot that will only approve if you're a token holder

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@cassie have you thought about decentralized repos? how do you think this problem can be solved? v curious about your perspective

I have this one liner that I type "push" and it pushes to all remotes:

'push() { for remote in $(git remote); do echo "Pushing to $remote..."; git push $remote --all; done; }'

Then I backup to GitLab, GitHub, and others.

Also, if you run ScrollHub, you run your own git server that accepts unlimited repos.

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You can use @hatsprotocol + @guildxyz

https://docs.hatsprotocol.xyz/using-hats/connecting-hats-w-permissions-and-authorities/connecting-hats-to-token-gates#example-guild.xyz