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Stefan Thomas
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Open-source developer and distributed systems advocate. Co-creator of @Interledger. Founder at @Coil.
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Stefan Thomas
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20 Jul |
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LPT: Anyone who works eight hours in front of a computer should use @AltworkStations. Totally solved my neck pain and wrist issues. Disclosure: I liked it so much I invested in the company. #ergonomics
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Stefan Thomas
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7 Jul |
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Congrats, nicely done! Don't forget to go to codius.org and sign up for the mailing list. That way we can let you know about things like security updates for Codiusd!
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Stefan Thomas
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6 Jul |
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All good! Thanks!
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Stefan Thomas
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6 Jul |
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My talk from IEEE Crypto Valley Conference #cvc18 is now on YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=ztERyr…
Talking about how @Coil was able to develop #Codius in a few weeks, while #blockchain #ICOs working on the same problem are taking years. It's all thanks to the magic of @Interledger!
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Stefan Thomas
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26 Jun |
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thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/…
Easy solution: Use @Interledger over Lightning. STREAM/1.0 will automatically split and recombine your payments.
We ran into similar issues when we first ran a real-money ILP network a couple of years ago and developed STREAM in response.
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Stefan Thomas
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26 Jun |
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Another great XRP-related use case is to run high performance, still decentralized subledgers on Codius.
That would be my preferred way to avoid the cost of reserves that are currently required for accounts on the XRP root ledger.
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Stefan Thomas
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26 Jun |
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We've talked about it. Codius would have to mature a bit. But XRP Ledger already has tons of validators, many of very high quality, so there is really no urgency.
Codius would have been a life saver a couple of years ago when we first went out to recruit validators though.
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Adrian Hope-Bailie
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25 Jun |
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The @w3c Payment Handler API is coming to Chrome. Kudos to @Google for supporting an open ecosystem. Hoping @Microsoft and @Apple follow soon behind. (@mozilla plan to implement in @firefox when roadmap allows)
Thanks @justmoon for the help writing this: medium.com/coil/standardi…
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Ethan MacBrough
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21 Jun |
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Stefan talking about Codius at the opening keynote #CryptoValleyConference pic.twitter.com/OVBIWNJmo6
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Stefan Thomas
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21 Jun |
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Codius has a built-in gossip protocol. For use cases where you just want random hosts you can get them from there. For most use cases, we envision that there will be services testing, monitoring, and recommending hosts.
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Stefan Thomas
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19 Jun |
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Don't miss my talk at @TOABerlin #TOA18 tomorrow morning 10a. Will talk about @Interledger and the future of #WebMonetization. pic.twitter.com/FjGZ8cOhsy
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Stefan Thomas
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19 Jun |
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The speaking engagements this week were set up last year before @Coil was a thing. I'll be speaking about neither @Ripple nor @Coil products but about open projects like @Interledger, #Codius and broader #blockchain themes.
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WeAreDevelopers
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Stefan Thomas @justmoon Showed us how to send packets of money with Interledger.js #WeAreDevs pic.twitter.com/WUP6JHjHif
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Stefan Thomas
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7 Jun |
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Great question! A Codius-aware browser doesn't yet exist yet but it would be a browser or browser extension which validates that the page sent by one host matches what is running at other Codius hosts.
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Stefan Thomas
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7 Jun |
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Great talk from one of the most genuine and inspiring people I've ever had the fortune to meet. (Formerly chief architect @swiftcommunity, now at @gatesfoundation.) twitter.com/copernicc/stat…
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Stefan Thomas
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6 Jun |
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On #Codius, you can only see your own contracts for privacy and security reasons. It would be great to be able to see some basic anonymized stats though. Created an issue to track this idea: github.com/codius/codiusd…
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Stefan Thomas
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6 Jun |
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This gets really powerful when you upload a decentralized app (#dapp) to many hosts. Because you don't have to trust the uploader and because there are many hosts with none of them in control, you don't have to trust any single person or org.
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Stefan Thomas
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6 Jun |
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With traditional hosting, the person uploading the website can change it at any time. With #Codius, the entire code is hashed and the hash becomes part of the URL. So have to trust only the host instead of host+uploader.
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Stefan Thomas
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6 Jun |
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First live production Codius smart contract: …4an6pz4tdxdmqtjpa.codius.justmoon.com (create-react-app running on Codius)
Codius is backward compatible with HTTPS, so you can access it with a regular browser (but without the security benefits that a Codius-aware browser could give you.)
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Stefan Thomas
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6 Jun |
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Conversely, by getting $XRP adopted by exchanges, PSPs and banks, @Ripple is laying the groundwork for @Interledger. pic.twitter.com/gOT2QRRaLk
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