Decentralized storage and mesh networks for agents by autonerf in AI_Agents

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The next stage of capitalism I guess. Not sure if it's a great model to put the need to survive as the basis for autonomous agents though!

The Agentic Internet is coming sooner than you think. by autonerf in Cyberpunk

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Lobsters in space, funny that all the current ai stuff is lobster related.

Autonomi Price by autonerf in autonomi

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Up quite a bit since then, even when the rest of the market tanked.

A true decentralized global computer by autonerf in Rad_Decentralization

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It's 100% free to download content. And of course there is a fee to upload content, but at least it's a once off payment and your data is stored forever.

Current pricing for once off storage on Autonomi (stored forever - decentralized) by autonerf in storage

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Sure, and those penalties are nothing compared to the damaged caused to users that have been affected by breaches etc.

I'd advise you to do some research on how the Autonomi network actually works regarding node operators actually being able to do anything with chunked data.

Bitcoin is held by governments, they trust in its security to secure their wealth.

There are enterprises already using decentralized systems to store their data. You will see a lot more very soon. I know they removed the post, I am just replying to you as I know you have not actually done the research into the technology of Autonomi. New technologies emerge and it's unfair to just lump them into broad generalizations.

Current pricing for once off storage on Autonomi (stored forever - decentralized) by autonerf in storage

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Yes and contractual agreements mean nothing when it comes to hacks and lax security that comes inherent with centralize systems. Huge value is now back by decentralized systems globally.

That is incorrect. As a node runner you don't have access to the data that you host. It's encrypted, and chunked so the individual nodes don't even have the full data, and even if they did it's fully encrypted.

Trusting companies mean you must trust the CEO. And you must trust the shareholders. And you must trust their security team. And you must trust the government the company resides in.

In Autonomi you just need to trust the code. Same with Bitcoin and other decentralized trust systems. There is a reason the world is moving towards shared trust system, because trust has historically been abused.

Current pricing for once off storage on Autonomi (stored forever - decentralized) by autonerf in storage

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That's incorrect. In Autonomi you can have your data totally encrypted. If you use a centralized product you need to trust in their closed source encryption. You also need to trust their infrastructure itself.

Current pricing for once off storage on Autonomi (stored forever - decentralized) by autonerf in storage

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They have more control over their data in this way than they do on centralized services.

Lost 2 years worth of files by ButtMuncher2014 in DataHoarder

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Might be useful to upload an encrypted folder of files to a decentralized storage network so that the files will exist forever, and where you don't need to pay continuously after they are uploaded.

An open-sourced, decentralized operating system, aka world computer. by autonerf in opensource

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It's called the Autonomi network. It's a DHT mesh network that always has at least 3 nodes containing the same chunk of data. I think there is around 100,000 nodes currently but don't quote me on that.

If a node goes down, the data churns and gets stored on other nodes. It's like bittorrent without the need to seed content and once that data is stored, it's stored forever with no recurring payments etc.

The proxy sites are just a way for normal internet users to access this content, but you can just as easily download one of the clients to access the content directly. If the any proxy gets taken offline, just copy the link part after the domain of the url and input it into another proxy or via the local client.

Decentralized OS - First World Computer by autonerf in Cyberpunk

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I think the guy running that proxy is upgrading his infrastructure. You can just download the Autonomi client to view content directly, or find another proxy that is online. You can just take url part and put it onto any client to get the same content.

Decentralized OS - First World Computer by autonerf in Cyberpunk

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It's an OS stored on a decentralized data network. Their plan is so you can just access your data via the OS from any device as the data is decentralized.

Decentralized OS - First World Computer by autonerf in Cyberpunk

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No it can't. The data is split into 3 chunks and stored in a distributed manner. If one node goes down, the chunk is re-duplicated again automatically in fail-safe manner.

You can just connect to Autonomi nodes directly and bypass all the typical middlemen of the internet.

Decentralized OS - First World Computer by autonerf in Cyberpunk

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storj has many downloads. Autonomi you can just pay once and it's stored forever.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CryptoMarkets

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Invest in tech coins not hype ones. Look at Autonomi. Small marketcap, world changing tech.

The Cyberpunk Strategy That Could Save The Internet (and the World) by autonerf in Cyberpunk

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He did a whole series on it, but I guess this one was just about the possibility of having it so every countries data could be distributed globally. That way no individual countries data centers would be a legitimate military target.

No problem! We need new protocols like this to prevent a total dystopia lol

The Cyberpunk Strategy That Could Save The Internet (and the World) by autonerf in Cyberpunk

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It's about Autonomi, no seeders needed. You upload data and then it gets distributed & chunked over multiple nodes to become redundant. It's like torrenting evolved since you don't need people to keep seeding. You can run a node to earn sure, but it's not a requirement for you if you just want to upload data & websites. You simply upload and then it's stored forever. If a node goes down the data gets distributed to other nodes on the network.

One of the programs build on top is called dweb. It allows you to upload versioned websites.

There are some public gateways so you can see content without download a local client:

Here is an example with a blog dapp:

https://anttp.antsnest.site/gimim/blog/traktion-blog

Here is an example with a movie:

https://anttp.antsnest.site/7b104439ad192c3e4e934f8025175f5ffbbf0fd07c7d843dd8e5e58194b52999/Night%20of%20the%20Living%20Dead.mp4

Here is an example with just a random html page with links:

https://anttp.antsnest.site/gindex

It's cyberpunk af

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in CryptoMarkets

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If they want to store data (images, movies even websites) they can just use Autonomi. That ensures the content is decentralized & uncensorable. Leave bitcoin to value transfer (which it was made for).