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<M-anomie>
How expensive is it to query the availability of a file? If I made a program to track the availability of thousands of files every 10 minutes (not at the same time, of course), could that scale well?
<TheGillies>
What type of file is faster to download, a file from ipfs or a file from bit torrent?
<TheGillies>
assuming same number of peers have content
<M-anomie>
It depends on the peers network performance.
<TheGillies>
right
<TheGillies>
assuming the same peers
<TheGillies>
on both networks
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<BlooAlien>
I was wondering; Is it normal for the IPFS daemon to use nearly a gig of RAM? Seems a touch excessive.
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<jfmherokiller[m]>
in a hypothetical situation: if i added a 4GB raw disk image which contains just null bytes would ipfs deduplicate the file into one small .data file and possibly a 1GB metadata file?
<lgierth>
jfmherokiller[m]: it'll chunk it at 256K
<lgierth>
so any chunks that are the same will be deduplicated
<lgierth>
we had a nice example long ago where we took openwrt firmware images for various platforms and they deduplicated a couple of empty blocks nicely
<jfmherokiller[m]>
well if i did the math correctly it would be broken into 15625 pieces
<jfmherokiller[m]>
for the short answer you are given "default" "size-" "rabin"
<jfmherokiller[m]>
for the short answer you are given "default" "size-" "rabin-"
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<pawn_>
What's bitswap?
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<lgierth>
pawn_: protocol that facilitates block transmission between nodes
<pawn_>
lgierth: I heard it has something to do with incentives?
<lgierth>
no not really
<lgierth>
well, yes, but not in the "blockchain" sense of the word
<pawn_>
Okay.
<pawn_>
Right.
<lgierth>
the bitswap section in the ipfs paper is the best we have on it iirc
<pawn_>
More or less in the sense that "If I do this for you, you do this for me"
<lgierth>
yeah
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<pawn_>
IPFS BitSwap: You scratch my back; I'll scratch yours. ™
<crest_>
is it possible to just host stuff on ipfs and upload without keeping a ledger?
<crest_>
lets say i have a bunch of files i want to publish via ipfs
<crest_>
and i wanto to make them accessable to the whole solar system
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<lgierth>
bitswap is currently the only means of exchanging blocks
<cwahlers>
anyone here know the status of orbit-db? is it still being maintained? haad still around? is protocol labs or anyone else working on something similar?
<ilyaigpetrov>
lidel: let me know what think, I'm going to finish for today, I will ask you for feedback tomorrow, maybe you'll find it interesting
<ilyaigpetrov>
you think
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<lidel>
ilyaigpetrov, looks interesting, i was looking for catch-all solution some time ago, but by default firefox does not emit rejected promises without rejections so i ended up handling everything manually on case-by-base basis
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<lidel>
*rejected promises without rejection handler
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<aboodman>
is there something i don't understand that would cause pubsub messages to sometimes not arrive?
<aboodman>
i have built a go client that uses pubsub to send messages between nodes, and about 50% of the time any two clients will be able to communicate, and about 50% of the time they won't
<aboodman>
it seems that the messages get sent, and the sender receives them back, but the receiver doesn't.
<aboodman>
sometimes the clients are on the same physical computer, just different ipfs dirs
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<pawn>
Interestingly, the web has become more than a link of _static_ data, but links of _dynamic_ data. Content address are great for static data, but what solutions does the IPFS project have for dynamic data as we know it?
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<pawn>
Ignore that question. I still have more thought to put behind that question.
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<jfmherokiller[m]>
would a websocket provide better performace in terms of getting the contents of a file from ipfs?
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<jfmherokiller[m]>
what im refering to is calling /api/v0/files/read on a file that is possibly 1GB in size or larger
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<deltab>
aboodman: are the nodes directly connected?
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<aboodman>
deltab: no
<aboodman>
wifi
<aboodman>
it's really hard to pin down
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<aboodman>
sometimes in our office, two machine will be able to talk to each other, sometimes not
<deltab>
I mean at the libp2p level
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<lgierth>
aboodman: the current pubsub impl (floodsub) doesn't provide any delivery guarantees iirc -- vyzo and stebalien know more since they've been sketching out the next generation of it
<lgierth>
so you might be hitting some bug -- or you might be hitting a design limitation of the current imp
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<lgierth>
is that go-ipfs or js-ipfs?
<lgierth>
maybe try to reproduce, then compare it to the other's behaviour
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