Peeps by @Bijan_Massoumi
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Why can't 0x Relayers be compensated in ETH instead of ZRX? Is there a reason a ERC20 token was needed? #0x
@callmegwei What are your thoughts on Radix? They're claiming they can move mountains.
Radix DLT is claiming they can move mountains with their blockchain-less consensus algorithm; i'm open to hear some thoughts on it, I cant seem to find many critiques online. #cryptoeconomics #radixdlt #radix
I've always found Karl to be the best communicator of the Ethereum researchers, so it goes without saying that i'm very pleased to hear Karl Ffloersch and gang are making a Cryptoeconomics course @ http://cryptoeconomics.study/. Check it out! #Ethereum #cryptoeconomics
Do decentralized exchanges that operate as Plasma Cash chains compete directly with 0x's protocol? I imagine that the security and low transaction fees of a Plasma Cash chain diminishes the need for off-chain transaction relaying. #plasma #Ethereum #0xproject
Replying to @NateStipe (0xd5d560b2e9faddd6796ac777963dd59c42babae2)
Peepeth is using Infura's nodes (infura.io) & has plans to have its own (if not already implemented). Since the ipfs hash location is added to the contract, the posts are available.A reader has also been created which you can find out about on the faq page https://peepeth.com/faq
So Infra makes sure data is persisted on their IPFS nodes. is Peepeth paying for this? As far as I can tell I'm only paying the gas for storing the IPFS hash in the contract.
If Peepeth servers, which probably double as IPFS nodes, ever go down, can files stored on IPFS be counted on to be available for third-party clients?
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Stateless smart contract means IPFS hash is transaction input only. Everything else (images, JSON of peep, batches of IPFS hashes) is stored in IPFS. For speed, the front end uses a centralised database for data and AWS for images. https://peepeth.com/front_end
Very cool! And if someone wanted to make their own front-end, they would get the Ethereum txs though emitted events, i'm assuming.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Welcome, Bijan, and thanks for asking! The blockchain and IPFS are an open, incorruptible database that anyone can read/write to without Peepeth.com's permission. The data is indeed replicated to Peepeth's servers for convenience. Also see peepeth.com/how for more.
Just wondering, What data is replicated on IPFS vs. the Ethereum Blockchain? I imagine images aren't stored in any contract as they are expensive.
What's the point of saving to the Blockchain if my data is replicated on Peepeth's servers anyway (At least it seems like it)? Anyone care to explain whats going on behind the scenes?