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<Quan>
Sorry I should've specified - python
<Quan>
My use case is that I'm trying to recreate the ipfs ID (not sure if that's the correct term...) of a given string in Solidity on Ethereum. Solidity only has native access to sha256, which obviously has a length of 32 bytes, and I noticed that the returned dictionary from doing `api.add('testFile.txt')` in python returns length 17 (e.g. "{'Name':
<Quan>
So I'm just trying to ensure that `api.add` is using sha256 because I'm getting different outputs for the hash from `api.add` and what I can generate in Soliditty
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<alessandroetc[m]>
howdy all
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<Quan>
McSinyx[m] Thanks for the reference to that package, I tried it and it appears that the CID I'm getting from my Solidity code is producing an invalid CID
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<tweek[m]>
is IPFS really slow
<voker57>
not inherently
<Discordian[m]>
I find it to be surprisingly fast
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<Evanito[m]>
It can be, depends on the situation.
<Evanito[m]>
Quite a bit of the content on IPFS suffers from the "the only person who has this content is a guru on a mountaintop somewhere. Good luck finding out who or where they are" situation
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<Evanito[m]>
And that is simply because the content has been made available... but in a very convenient network situation or location and as a result it is difficult for outside users to find using the DHT
<Evanito[m]>
* And that is simply because the content has been made available... but in a very inconvenient network situation or location and as a result it is difficult for outside users to find using the DHT
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<ratsclub[m]>
<Evanito[m] "Quite a bit of the content on IP"> this reminds me of myself hosting it behind thousand NATs and a raspberry
<ratsclub[m]>
> <@evanito:matrix.org> Quite a bit of the content on IPFS suffers from the "the only person who has this content is a guru on a mountaintop somewhere. Good luck finding out who or where they are" situation
<ratsclub[m]>
* this reminds me of myself hosting it behind a thousand NATs and a raspberry
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<theseb>
can someone explain the relation between the dag-pb and unixfs encodings please?
<theseb>
Do you first make a giant unixfs encoding BEFORE you mess with dag-pub?
<theseb>
dag-pb*?
<theseb>
Also, PBNodes connect to hashes of other data but not to other PBNodes?
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<grench>
I too would be interested in @theseb's question
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<theseb>
grench: I'm to see if I can implement the CID for "Hello World" myself but it is confusing...all the protobuf stuff is hard
<theseb>
trying*
<grench>
is anyone here working on the rust ipfs lib?