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The Network Age Bichul Ritsen and Habsul Rignyr
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Hosted by Kinode Head of Creative Director, Edgar, and Kinode Community Manager, Josh. The Network Age shines a light on our decentralized future. Join the boys as they explore everything from crypto technology and the blockchain economy to digital culture and borderless nations. Connect with us on Twitter: @@RealEdgarKino @petruch10
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Office Hours 11: The Kinode Twitter Filter
Welcome to the latest Kinode Office Hours. This week, we talk about a tool designed to enhance your Twitter experience—the Kinode Twitter Filter. Now in the Kinode App Store and as a Chrome extension, Filter employs artificial intelligence to customize your Twitter feed according to your preferences. Join us as we explore the inner workings of this filter, unveil its features, and even give you a sneak peek at what the future holds.
Develop on Kinode: https://book.kinode.org
Project Lead Basile: https://twitter.com/basileSportif
Lead Dev Doria: https://twitter.com/m_e_doria
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Office Hours 10: Banyan x Kinode
This week, we speak with Claudia Richoux, the CEO of Banyan. Our conversation focuses on Banyan's innovative distributed file system, which aims to provide secure, affordable, and decentralized data storage solutions.
Claudia explains the concept of a "data wallet" and outlines how Banyan's technology integrates with decentralized networks to improve data handling, security, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional cloud services.
Banyan: https://twitter.com/BanyanComputer
Develop on Kinode: https://book.kinode.org
Project Lead Basile: https://twitter.com/basileSportif
Lead Dev Doria: https://twitter.com/m_e_doria
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Office Hours 9: zk-Rollups and the Chess App
This week, we discuss how Kinode simplifies blockchain application development by abstracting away infrastructure setup, allowing developers to focus on core application logic. We highlight Goldfinger's zk-Rollup template and chess game as an example, noting how Kinode's architecture facilitates better UX and seamless composition of on-chain logic and off-chain interactions in a multi-rollup future.
Links
Develop on Kinode: https://book.kinode.org
Project Lead Basile: https://twitter.com/basileSportif
Lead Dev Doria: https://twitter.com/m_e_doria
Developer Goldfinger: https://twitter.com/golfinger_kino
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Office Hours 8: Barter, and LLM Negotiator App
This week we discuss Barter, an LLM-powered NFT negotiator app built on Kinode. We discuss the app's functionality, creative "prompt hacking" possibilities, and broader implications. Barter allows users to set up a Telegram bot to automatically negotiate NFT sales based on customizable parameters. The discussion touches on the potential for AI to engage in financial transactions, the need for extensive testing around prompt injection risks, and the power of Kinode's permissionless and iterative development environment.
Links
Develop on Kinode: https://book.kinode.org
Project Lead Basile: https://twitter.com/basileSportif
Lead Dev Doria: https://twitter.com/m_e_doria
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Office Hours 7: Trent from Holium
In this week's Kinode Office Hours, we're joined by Trent from Holium to discuss their new project MemeDeck, a platform for AI-powered meme generation and curation. The conversation explores the nuances of building decentralized applications, and how Kinode's modular architecture allows developers to choose which components should be centralized versus decentralized for optimal user experience and scalability. Trent shares insights into Meme Deck's architecture, which leverages Kinode for user data storage and identity while relying on centralized services for compute-intensive tasks like meme generation and search. The team also dives into Holium's vision for a decentralized AI infrastructure, where users can contribute their GPU power to train models and execute tasks, earning rewards in the process. Basile and Doria emphasize the importance of ergonomics and the "build another app" principle in designing developer-friendly systems that can compete with centralized platforms. Tune in for a fascinating discussion on the future of decentralized AI, the power of memes, and the role of Kinode in enabling a new wave of Web3 applications.
Develop on Kinode: https://book.kinode.org
Holium Corp: https://twitter.com/holiumcorp
MemeDeck: https://twitter.com/MemeDeckApp
Project Lead Basile: https://twitter.com/basileSportif
Lead Dev Doria: https://twitter.com/m_e_doria
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Office Hours 6: Kinode release 0.6
In this week's Kinode Office Hours, we dive into the philosophy and rationale behind Kinode's 0.6 release, a major milestone on the path to the highly-anticipated 1.0 version. We discuss the importance of achieving a stable, backwards-compatible API as early as possible in the development process. Drawing parallels to Ethereum's unwavering commitment to backwards compatibility, we highlight how this approach forces the team to build real applications from day one, ensuring that the system can actually support the intended use cases.
Develop on Kinode: https://book.kinode.org
Project Lead Basile: https://twitter.com/basileSportif
Lead Dev Doria: https://twitter.com/m_e_doria
Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/guqKRnPup7
Customer Reviews
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Most of the time I don’t have any idea what these guys are on about but they seem alright. Their names are weird but that’s my favorite part. I’ve listened to every episode and I’ll keep listening (for now).
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