Edge compute that runs everywhere — your local machine, the cloud, and everything in between.

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Torn up hearing about Fission running out of runway. Feeling guilty for not having played with it more and shouted about it more. Amazing team building amazing stuff. Thanks for all the FOSS. @boris @expede @depatchedmode

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Known for the everywhere.computer (/ec), /unglish (unglish.co.uk), the /secure-design WG, WalletUncon, Causal Islands + drumming in all-genre power trios.

Torn up hearing about Fission running out of runway. Feeling guilty for not having played with it more and shouted about it more. Amazing team building amazing stuff. Thanks for all the FOSS. @boris @expede @depatchedmode https://fission.codes/blog/farewell-from-fission/

With great sadness, I share the news that Fission is winding down. Best company I've ever worked at by a country mile.

Does this mean the Everywhere Computer is dead? Not necessarily. Our protocols survive via their working groups. Everything is in the open.

With great sadness, I share the news that Fission is winding down. Best company I've ever worked at by a country mile.

Does this mean the Everywhere Computer is dead? Not necessarily. Our protocols survive via their working groups. Everything is in the open.

https://fission.codes/blog/farewell-from-fission/

july

The history of machines has been about how to move mass from one location to another.

The history of computers has been about how to move information (bytes) from one computer to another. 

What they share – the fact that energy is upstream from both. Energy / power is required as an universal constant to act

The history of computers has been moving data to compute. 

With /ec one of the things you can do is send compute to data. 

This is a constant and intertwined set of trade offs of the amount of each and the cost to store or compute, and how quickly, privately, or correctly you need the answers.

ipfs

The contents of a frame and interacting with it is managed by one logical server. Take the server down, and those frames no longer render. Also the logic in the server is walled gardened.

Would be cool, if many frames (like polls) could be referenced via something like ipvm://0x1234, so it can persist decentralized.

Chris @boscolo.eth speed running IPVM ideas here.

Yes, we’d like to specify ipvm:// as content addressed computation, and a supported capability in Kubo and other /ipfs nodes.

A Rust function, a JavaScript function, and a Python function walk into a Workflow…

A new blog post demonstrating how you can write functions for the Everywhere Computer, and combine them into workflows

A Rust function, a JavaScript function, and a Python function walk into a Workflow…

A new blog post demonstrating how you can write functions for the Everywhere Computer, and combine them into workflows

https://fission.codes/blog/functions-everywhere-only-once/

enjoy

Shopify has the *cha-ching* sound for sales. 
Zora has the "zzz zzt" for mint w/ comments. 

Enjoyable

What sound should we do for an everywhere.computer node booting up on the EntryNet?

So many musicians at Fission, I’m thinking we should sound design a custom boot up chime.

Aside from a pitch deck, we also shipped docs for Every CLI

Direct link here for you to try, come join the discord for beta access discussions

Aside from a pitch deck, we also shipped docs for Every CLI

Direct link here for you to try, come join the discord for beta access discussions

https://docs.everywhere.computer/everycli/

Edge compute that runs everywhere — on your local machine, the cloud, and everything in between. 

Want to save money? Make use of the compute you already have, or rent it from others.

Want to make money? Get paid to write function. Get paid to run compute.

everywhere.computer

Bullish on tech like this. How close is /ec being able to …
• Serve a fully client-side app? (done with ipfs I suppose)
• Serve a fullstack Next.js app?
• Serve api endpoints written and compiled to WASM?
• Incentivize communities to run bundles of programs that benefit them?

Some execution requires global, timely consensus.

For everything else, there’s Everywhere.Computer

When you don't need strict global consensus, stateless infra is significantly more efficient, more decentralized and plain superior to blockchains 

https://polynya.mirror.xyz/MChed2Qo4aiD7zwgWvGNpkCXmUbESCf7stjJe2h_TRk

> In short, if strict global consensus is not required, peer-to-peer stateless infra are both more efficient and more decentralized than blockchains.

Our next live overview and demo session starts in ~45minutes 

We'll talk about the goals and state of Everywhere Computer, do a demo, and talk about our new subnets / payment channels concepts.

I think next week will be powering frames :)

Our next live overview and demo session starts in ~45minutes 

We'll talk about the goals and state of Everywhere Computer, do a demo, and talk about our new subnets / payment channels concepts.

I think next week will be powering frames :)

https://lu.ma/jdmjcg5m

Welcome @depatchedmode, junior head of design, and @expede, devourer of coffee, mother of protocols, first of her name as /ec cohosts

Working on being Everywhere.

Next overview / demo call is on Feb 8th

Working on being Everywhere.

Next overview / demo call is on Feb 8th https://lu.ma/jdmjcg5m