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[tom o @tosterbind]

@simonw Pi and copilot CLI (especially pi) built-in html export 🤌 such pleasant surprises

[Qri @qri_io]

Qri will be at @JupyterCon in NYC this week (Wednesday evening poster session). Please come say hello to @b_fiive and @tosterbind!

https://t.co/4UJR4DOcJg #JupyterCon #Jupyter #JupyterNotebook

[Qri @qri_io]

A BIG doggo for a BIG release! v. 0.5.0 (Rufous Mastiff) now features:
- Search!
- Use & Get commands
- Skylark html module
- 'Data' is now considered a dataset's 'body'

Get it! https://t.co/bYLFuLiU2P #opensource #dweb #IPFS #DApps #gitfordata #githubfordata #opendata #CLI #qri

[tom o @tosterbind]

every website needs a 'dark mode' switch (like https://t.co/5gSNWnIXRV). my eyes need a break.

[Qri @qri_io]

Version 0.3.0 of qri is OUT! Visit https://t.co/NCujwSgtBt to give it a whirl.

randomly generated Color + Dog Breed = qri release. This release is brought to you by Sienna American Hairless Terrier. Who knew sienna was a color? #golang #americanhairlessterrier #opensource #dweb

[tom o @tosterbind]

https://t.co/2C5haFp7o1

Double double zinger. Trump-watching Twitter bots exchange glances.

[Qri @qri_io]

For fun, we nickname each release of #qri by concatenating a color and a dog breed. Version 0.2.0 is #mulberry_whippet, so here’s a picture of a whippet wearing a mulberry-colored winter coat. You’re welcome.
#opensource #distributedweb #dweb #DApps #gitfordata #githubfordata

[Rico Gardaphe (He/Him) @ricogardaphe]

More super exciting news. Much, much more to come. #opensource https://t.co/ZXJQwOJSnP

[Qri @qri_io]

...and 2) the #distributedweb, #IPFS (because the power of content addressing and #distributed storage are required to solve problems #data have that #software does not (2/2)

[Qri @qri_io]

@qri_io ("query") is making it possible for #opensource #data to flourish by building a public infrastructure based on 1) version control (a foundational component for the success of open-source #software) (1/2)

[tom o @tosterbind]

most cartoonish part of this book so far (end of chapter 8) but is a succinct analogy that captures a lot of important macro patterns' runaway implications. Also everyone @qri_io should check out at some point. Perhaps we can help put the breaks on accelerating 'siren servers'