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Our Grants Program is live! We welcome applications to build applications on Kinode or to improve the platform itself. Grants start at USD 10,000. https://www.kinode.org/blog/introducing-the-kinode-grants-program

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In case you haven't heard, Uncentered Systems is now Kinode Labs. https://labs.kinode.org/blog/introducing-kinode-labs

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Our onchain global namespace, Kimap, and the KINO token will be deployed soon on @base, one of the leading Layer 2 (L2) solutions. Base solves for low cost and high throughput, which are important for Kinode as a hub for apps, clients, and users. It enables us to build Kinode into an efficient, flexible ecosystem with lots of room to grow. Ultimately, Kinode is designed to work flawlessly within a truly cross-chain, interoperable future. https://www.kinode.org/blog/why-kinode-is-launching-on-base

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Did someone say, "Free hosting?" With Valet, you can create and host a Kinode for free (for now)! Register at https://valet.uncentered.systems/

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Check out the latest on what's been happening in the Kinode universe: from our meetup in Bangkok last month to our Grants Program, new website unveil, and upcoming mainnet launch. https://www.kinode.org/blog/a-very-kino-update

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Check out our brand new look: https://www.kinode.org/

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Hello! Struggling to connect Twitter on Warpcast, perhaps because it's a delegate Twitter account? Does anyone know a workaround?

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It turns out there's a lot that you can't (or shouldn't) do with a blockchain, and some processes are better left to an offchain computing environment. Our approach offers dApp developers a streamlined path to harness blockchain's strengths while overcoming its constraints. Onchain when you need it to be, offchain when you don’t — that's Kinode. Read our docs: https://book.kinode.org Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/WcSzHmdE

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We know you've all been dying to get your hands on some Kinode merch, so take a break from hacking at @ETHGlobal Bangkok to have a coffee with us and grab some swag. First come, first served! https://lu.ma/6ho99es6

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We’re excited to announce that we’re partnering with @ethglobal Bangkok this November 15-17. The three-day hackathon is the perfect opportunity for devs to explore building with Kinode and get hands-on, IRL support. We’ll be handing out swag, and a cash prize is available for the winning Kinode project. We bring the building blocks, you bring the ideas. Learn more about the event and apply here: https://ethglobal.com/events/bangkok The deadline to register is Friday, November 1st.

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Kinode helps devs build composable, decentralized applications, blending the worlds of OS design, networking, and crypto to create the complete offchain computational environment for Web3. Read more: https://kinode.org/blog/were-so-back

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are you looking for a new developer experience, anon?

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Kinode makes it easy to get your dApp up and running -- it's like playing with legos. “It is so much easier to build decentralized applications with Kinode. 80% of the boilerplate you would normally deal with, such as identity, interacting with global state, persistence, and general extensibility is taken care of. LLMs have changed the way apps are developed, but still have serious limitations. Using Wasm+WASI with Kinode’s permissioning system provides a great scaffolding to define the problem in a way that LLMs strengths’ come through, and their weaknesses are mitigated. The extensibility part becomes very apparent as the amount of apps we're working with increases. With Kinode, the amount of glue code we have to write is minimal and easy: development feels less like performing an organ transplant, and more like playing with legos.” — Zena, Uncentered Systems

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We believe that much of Web3’s potential has been throttled by forcing protocols into operating within a purely-onchain paradigm. Our solution is to provide a permissionless computing substrate that enables developers to build applications with rich user interfaces -- that also integrate onchain assets. If you have some time to explore Kinode, we'd love to hear your thoughts.

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Kinode presents a new paradigm, blending blockchain's biggest benefit (global consensus) with the speed and efficiency of offchain tooling. Kinode's peer-to-peer structure enables developers to seamlessly build applications that are privacy-focused by default. Read more: https://kinode.org/blog/kinode-the-missing-piece-in-web3-development

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Kinode's permissionless computing infrastructure redefines decentralized application development by integrating a composable, efficient offchain toolkit powered by peer-to-peer communication.

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Today we want to spotlight Dartfrog, which began as a simple peer-to-peer messaging app built on Kinode, but is evolving into so much more. We want to discuss 1) how Dartfrog addresses challenges that are common to peer-to-peer app development – especially in regards to network efficiency and session management – and 2) what's in store for the app. Many p2p apps “take the easy way out” and use gossip protocols, everyone-to-everyone connections, or persistent client-server subscriptions, which can lead to network congestion and excessive resource consumption. Dartfrog, on the other hand, implements high-level, activity oriented, explicit point-to-point sessions that automatically manage connections. Here’s how the Dartfrog implementation improves “network hygiene”:

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Kinode V0.9.2 has been deployed. App Store bug fixes now result in a smoother experience and improved flow, from installing an app to launching it. This patch release also contains: * Bug fixes to fake-nodes (used for app development) * Bug fixes to node registration / Kimap indexing within node * Performance fix for Kernel * Community member Lyn added support for ARM/Raspberry Pi builds to Docker Full release notes: https://github.com/kinode-dao/kinode/releases/tag/v0.9.2

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(1/2) Kinode's composability is tightly linked with its permissions system. Each component of Kinode can be configured with specific permissions, ensuring they can only access the resources they need — a big deal in decentralized computing where security and trust are paramount. In fact, we're very proud of Kinode's capabilities-based security model. In Kinode, each process is isolated and only given the capabilities it requires to function, minimizing security risks. Permissions are defined by the developer and enforced by the kernel, ensuring that even if one component is compromised, the impact on the system is minimal. Despite our strict security, the permissions model is designed for smooth integration between components. The balance of security and flexibility is what makes Kinode's composability so powerful. So that's composability & our permissions system.

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(1/2) In light of renewed interest in the peer-to-peer network space, we thought we'd tell you more about what we are building at Kinode. One of our big goals at Kinode is to help Web3 dApps live up to their promise of being permissionless and truly decentralized. It turns out there's a lot that you can't (or shouldn't) do with a blockchain—some processes are better left to an offchain computing environment. Kinode *is* that off-chain computing environment. Kinode is permissionless, composable, and—because each version is backwards compatible—built to last. We've built with the developer experience front of mind. Our stack is very legible. Kinode is written in Rust and executed in Wasm. Elsewhere we incorporate other standard and widely used languages and technology. We write contracts in Solidity, we incorporate zero-knowledge with Succinct Labs, we've built a sandbox for running Python for AI, etc.

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