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Hector
@noctis
I’m starting university the 6th of September and I already had bad vibes from my teacher lol. She sent a mail with all our emails in the list (instead of a hidden CC). In this mail, she told us we were expected to attend the introductory sessions to teach us how the campus work, etc… She couldn’t help but say that those who wouldn’t attend would be immediately “terminated”. Not one day in and I’m already living through the high school dogmatic, authoritarian shit lmao. I feel your pain.
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Darryl Yeo 🛠️ (at Devcon)
@darrylyeo
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Hector
@noctis
How did you commit to dropping out? Like… I have skills, I’m convinced I can bring something to a development team but I don’t really know where to start lol
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Darryl Yeo 🛠️ (at Devcon)
@darrylyeo
https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0xbbfc5d02
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Hector
@noctis
That’s what I’ve been doing with @kmacb.eth over the past 3y! Building stuff with him every summer :) This summer build was: https://github.com/noctisatrae/farseer which is a working reimplementation of a Farcaster hub with plugins, and no sync process! I was excited to release it but the day I wanna do it, I see NeyNar’s releasing Indexer-As-A-Service which is exactly the goal of my tool… But I’m still getting better & better and I can help people now, so I wrote my first guides recently :D
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Samuel
@samuellhuber.eth
How come I didn’t know this exists? Not a go dev so unable to write plugins without AI but I love seeing these projects Cc Go Fan @gabrielayuso.eth and @downshift.eth did you see this? Also what does without snyc mean? How does it get messages?
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Hector
@noctis
I’m very bad at promoting myself and my projects! « Without sync » — under the hood, Hubble uses libp2p which is (simplified) a DHT with protobufs over TCP. You can code the handshake process and intercept message on the network and do stuff with them. The actual sync happens through a gRPC endpoint which I haven’t implemented because it’s not relevant. The project works pretty well but as a solo dev, it’s very hard to support especially without any interest from the community. Farcaster is moving fast and there’s like 15 different messages to implement. But if people are interested in this, I can always work on it again. The codebase is beautiful and I didn’t write spaghetti code. The only problem is that I should make an explainer for contributors to understand how Farcaster work under the hood (decentralization wise). Explaining well is the key to contributor engagement.
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Samuel
@samuellhuber.eth
I think the missing link for me when I looked at it just now is 1) how this libp2p sauce works at least on a concept level 2) what I'd use it for as a sample.
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