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<lgierth> hey brixen, aren't you one of the rubinius founders?
<lgierth> i contributed a test suite improvement way back :D
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<jfmherokiller[m]> im just curious is changing the chunking method to rabin a good idea or bad idea?
<lgierth> rabin has been disappointing in our tests
<lgierth> dat have tried rabin too and is been disappointing there too
<jfmherokiller[m]> so it doesnt hold up?
<lgierth> jfmherokiller[m]: give it a try if you're curious though -- YMMV
<jfmherokiller[m]> well im testing it agenst mp4s with diffrent compression levels
<lgierth> the chunking is obviously slower than static 256K chunks, and the deduplication it achieved was far from worth it
<lgierth> hah good luck deduplicating anything then :D
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<jfmherokiller[m]> well im placing my bet on the fact that chunks of files could possibly contain the same data via rng jesus
<jfmherokiller[m]> or just hoping some chunks are equal
<lgierth> i'd be curious though\
<lgierth> interesting datapoint
<jfmherokiller[m]> what im getting at is essentially hoping that slices of a file contain data that is equal to slices of a completely diffrent file
<jfmherokiller[m]> kind of like if you wroke /dev/random to 2 50MB files and hoped that somewhere in there is data that can be found equal
<lgierth> have you heard of PIFS?
<jfmherokiller[m]> no
<lgierth> it stores data in Pi
<lgierth> i wish it existed
<jfmherokiller[m]> wait pi as in 3.14?
<lgierth> :>
<lgierth> everything is in its endless decimals
<jfmherokiller[m]> well thats possible
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<Kubuxu> there is a site that finds your birthdate in a sequence of pi
<lgierth> how many pi decimals does humanity have by now?
<jfmherokiller[m]> the only issue with calculating pi is that how do you calculate a specific part of it?
<lgierth> awesome thanks!
<lgierth> haha this is going to be great
<brbr5> oooo better yet: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bailey–Borwein–Plouffe_formula
* lgierth registers pifs.io
<jfmherokiller[m]> tbh a filesystem that stores data in physical pies would be tasty
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<jfmherokiller[m]> then you could make names like "one time dessert"
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<lgierth> :)
<lemmi> jfmherokiller[m]: just saying it again: you will find hardly anything in movies to deduplicate. the codes are made for it. video streams essentially look like random data
<lgierth> yeah, similar to general purpose compression algos
<lemmi> yep
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<macabeus> hello
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<macabeus> anybody can help me? I'm trying using the Go IPFS API, but I receive the error "add: command not found" when I try send a file
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<koalalorenzo> macabeus: I am with you, I have noticed that the js API are more documented and developed than the go one (even if the main client is in go)
<macabeus> yes...
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<clownpriest> hey, is it possible to use an IpfsNode struct to get the same functionality as you would with the http api? currently reading the "roll your own ipfs" docs page
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<clownpriest> if so, would you guys recommend that over the http api if the application that's using it is large and requires sustained access to ipfs?
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<clownpriest> ?
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<Elon_Satoshi> How do I update an IPFS file/directory without changing the hash?
<lemmi> technically correct answer: by finding a collision. realistic answer: you don't
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<lemmi> Elon_Satoshi: you are probably looking for IPNS
<Elon_Satoshi> lemmi: Alright, how does IPNS work?
<Elon_Satoshi> And can I git clone from IPFS?
<lemmi> Elon_Satoshi: git integration is in the works
<Elon_Satoshi> Ooh
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<patagonicus> Cloning should be simple as git can clone over HTTP(S), publishing git repositories to IPFS is the interesting part.
<pierce> is there an API endpoint on the web somewhere, like ipfs.io or something, where I can get information like that which you would get from ./ipfs object stat <hash> ?
<patagonicus> There's https://github.com/larsks/git-remote-ipfs but that one just tells you the new hash on pusing, you'll have to publish that using IPNS or something else if you want people to get new commits.
<lemmi> patagonicus: git was discussed in tha last all-hands-call https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmQtTekDaG4475fqv8oVKanLo11C8rSKeVcbKee28WR1zd
<patagonicus> lemmi: Ah, cool, I'll take a look at that.
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<Elon_Satoshi> patagonicus: Why not just use ipfs add -r . instead of git push?
<lemmi> Elon_Satoshi: the plan is to map git into ipld objects
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<lostfile[m]> They really should just add support for dynamic updates
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<lemmi> @lgierth | if lostfile shows up again please extend my warning
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<lostfile[m]> But then again freenet sorta of got way with not doing that
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<ChrisMatthieu> lemmi: Great writeup!
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<lostfile[m]> Why the hell did Kelsey even have to bring that shit up now I'm pissed 😡
<lostfile[m]> Keks I mean
<lostfile[m]> Now I'm getting annoyed by all of the irc users on here
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<pepesza> is there a way to limit amount of connections go-ipfs creates? 500+ connetions pretty is excessive
<lostfile[m]> I think tweak that but why would you want to limit that you have low bandwidth
<pepesza> lostfile: I'm talking about DHT connections.
<pepesza> ulimit -n being at 1k by default
<pepesza> routers being broken
<lemmi> pepesza: it's known issue, it's hopefully addressed within the next version
<lostfile[m]> Check your.ipfs folder
<lostfile[m]> :pepesza sorry dude I thought you were talking about something else
<Kubuxu> pepesza: we are also working on connection closing
<Kubuxu> so the problem is: we didn't expect that IPFS will grow that quickly
<Kubuxu> and the version doesn't close useless connections
<Kubuxu> so we are working on it
<pepesza> lemmi: kubuxu: #4102 is great news; thank you for addressing this set of problems
<Kubuxu> 4102 addresses the problem that was reintroduced
<Kubuxu> we limit number of active dials
<Kubuxu> and as a bug was introduced it was dialing X000 addresses at a time, instead of 120 max
<ansuz> ohai lostfile[m]
<ansuz> you're that guy from ssb, right?
<Kubuxu> patagonicus: we have native git support in IPLD close to done
<Kubuxu> git push ipld:: and git pull ipld::$GITHASH
<Kubuxu> it is just awesome
<lostfile[m]> I know it's pretty cool
<Elon_Satoshi> Git is going interplanetary!
<lemmi> Kubuxu: maybe i overlooked it, but is there also a integration to update ipns links? otherwise it's going to be quite annoying to work with
<Kubuxu> next step would be remotes using IPNS
<Kubuxu> lemmi: I was just writing that :P
<lemmi> :)
<lostfile[m]> Hi @ansuz
<Kubuxu> we need to fix IPNS first to work with CIDv1
<lostfile[m]> What would really be nice if there was way to write a script so if someone where to change something on your site it will automatically update your ipns address
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<lostfile[m]> So it would make it easier to run some sites like a image board
<r0kk3rz> lostfile[m]: thats pubsub
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<lostfile[m]> Oh yeah I forgot
<lostfile[m]> Derp
<lostfile[m]> Eh I will leave
<Kubuxu> I think we have an example of site like that using js-ipfs
<lostfile[m]> Cool
<Kubuxu> I can't find it right now.
<Kubuxu> victorbjelkholm: will know it
<Kubuxu> I am asking about that imageboard like site you made.
<lostfile[m]> It should be on GitHub some where
<lostfile[m]> I think
<Kubuxu> it for sure is, probably one of his repos, but as most of us, he has 200 repos
<lostfile[m]> That's a lot of repos
<Kubuxu> I made a fork/repo cleanup recently and I under my profile have 110.
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<lostfile[m]> Well imma gonna get going and give keks a pice of my mind on patchwork
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<clownpriest> hey, is it possible to use an IpfsNode struct to get the same functionality as you would with the http api? currently reading the "roll your own ipfs" docs page
<clownpriest> if so, would you guys recommend that over the http api if the application that's using it is large and requires sustained access to ipfs?
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<Kubuxu> I would recommend trying to use local ipfs node if it exists
<Kubuxu> if it doesn't spin up a new one
<Kubuxu> this way user won't be downloading the same stuff every time he re-installs your application
<Kubuxu> and I would go the HTTP API path
<Kubuxu> the internal go-ipfs interfaces/structures/functions are in flux
<Kubuxu> stuff breaks, so unless you have a really good reason not to use HTTP API I would use it.
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<clownpriest> makes sense, thank you
<clownpriest> any chance a gRPC interface for go-ipfs is on the horizon?
<clownpriest> that would be pretty convenient, being handed serialized protobuf messages instead of dealing with http
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<Kubuxu> we plan on having unix socket API, for few reasons
<Kubuxu> the gRPC interface could work for it
<clownpriest> awesomeness
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<clownpriest> there used to be a corenet.Listen() function in go-ipfs. looks like corenet was renamed to p2p, but now no more Listen() function. is there something that replaced it?
<Magik6k> clownpriest, 'ipfs p2p listen'
<Magik6k> *listener
<clownpriest> i'm looking to call it inside Go as a library
<clownpriest> still possible?
<Magik6k> No. There was an floating idea when this refactor was done to extract this into minimal libp2p wrapper program/lib, not done though
<clownpriest> ahh
<Magik6k> Your options are: 1. use p2p command api, 2. use pubsub, 3. Dig up that old code(it was 50 LOC wrapper around libp2p functions)
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<Magik6k> 3.5: use libp2p directly
<clownpriest> cool, thanks
<clownpriest> the example on the ipfs website under "roll your own ipfs" should probably be updated then
<Magik6k> yeah
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<plindner> What happened to https://ipfs.pics/ ?
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