Legacy internet vs New Internet? - AJ Lamarc
Episode description
AJ is a software engineer interested in Urbit and data composability.
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajlamarc
Keep an eye out on Holium, and making it easier to code in Javascript for Urbit
Notes
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What is data composability?
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Multiple applications sharing data and make the interfaces work together
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OpenAIs that both Twitter and Facebook had and then were shut down
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Data is the main product that these applications have
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You can separate the data and the code
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Personal AI
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How did we get to such a fragmented application landscape?
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Legacy internet vs New Internet?
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What is AJ working on?
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TomeDB
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Javascript package
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Associated gall agent
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NoSQL database
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The front end side is the interesting part
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What are gall agents?
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Standardized backend of Urbit
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Rules for moving data between different servers and accounts
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What are you looking for in a backend?
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Why are you reinventing the wheel when building a new urbit backend?
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What is the promise of urbit?
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What is the main draw of urbit?
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What does it mean to be permissionless?
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Urbit brings the best out of the past
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How much data is stored when you host your urbit on the cloud vs your own database?
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What are the technical limitations that an Uribit can store?
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4-8 GBs can be stored and its stored in RAM
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How long until we have video streaming on Urbit?
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What is your take on where AI and Urbit mingle?
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How do you have an AI work for you rather than a big corporation?
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Urbit is creating a virtual world where you get only what you want and little of what you want
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The success of Urbit is the apple OS with the next generation of software
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How do you get the cost down?
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How do you run an urbit inside an urbit?
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What is the main difficulty of scale for computing on the cloud?
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If a million people join urbit tomorrow would it break?
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What is the biggest scale that Urbit has seen?
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1-2K people
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What is the new narrative of Urbit?
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How do you use urbit as a really simple use case that urbit can solve to start getting urbit adoption?
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How do you store data and transfer it between two people in a secure way?
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Urbit as an infrastructure that can help build infrastructure
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There has to be the normal infrastructure that we are used to in terms of databases and networking
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Urbit is mostly a backend technology
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Urbit could eventually have HOON native AI
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Did you use crypto to pay for anything in El Salvador?
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What did you learn at the Volcano Summit in El Savlador?
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Logan’s talk on Zorp using Knock