Talk about specific, say, Steemit is logging exact time/space of post content into metadata?
What would happen in 10, 20 years, impermeable digital history? Incredible the amount of information here, could Steemit model the Unsinkable Library of Alexandra?
Like a friend and I say, to the future, BLOCKCHAIN IT!
Put it on the blockchain indeed! Having public access to this timestamp data gives an awesome layer of transparency into the platform -- everyone knows when a change has been made.
There's an incredible amount of data here when you start cross-referencing all the information -- financial trends, account engagement, whale activity, etc. The @steemsmarter project has a lot of cool stuff in development around these areas and I look forward to sharing it with the Steem community soon.
If it hasn't been overstated at this point, mining cryptocurrency to mitigate large data crunching operations is a no-brainer passive income stream. While servers are calculating huge metric data, of populations, migration patterns, analyzing genetic anomalies, the movement of celestial bodies over great amounts of time, why not have solutions-driven protocols mine token coin rewards to the hundreds of scientists, writers, and technicians inputting their studies towards funding the project with the research itself?
Of course, healthcare and medical information systems come to mind. Mining operations can retail their server processing power (STEEM power delegation) to a billing processor or file archive (Steem Dollar Token), to encrypt patient data inputs to a remote storage, and patient authorizes inputs with biometric private key access. I can't help but figure that capitalism/consumerism would be replaced with kind of gamified techno-conservatism aimed at energy efficiency in every factor.
Hospitals can interpolate patient biometric information without having to actually handle the data because as metric is inputted into the system, it is encrypted into passive submissions to a blockchain accessible by smart contract based, self-executing applications. Patients live their lives and doctors (rather A.I) can intelligently advise based on instantaneous access to real-time information from anywhere in the world.
Stop me if I'm getting ahead of myself, but maybe this is the future already? I'm ready!
Time is Art. In Life, all we have is Time. Why not make Art all the Time?
I am a proud @earthnation Steemit Guild Community member!
Thanks to their loyal support, I am able to create a passive income stream that funds my creative output and delivers this original content directly to YOU.
One other cool trick... you can find the author/permlink for any comment in Steemit by inspecting the HTML for that comment in your browser. In Chrome, right click the comment, then click Inspect. You should be near a piece of HTML that has an id containing the author/permlink
Permlink is what shows up in the URL when you go to a post -- it is the permanent link to that post. In this case of this post: author: @thescubageek permlink: steem-api-basics-part-1-parsing-post-payloads-with-ruby
All comments also have permlinks, which are generated according to the rules as I describe in the post above. Your comment, for example, has the following parameters: author: @augustinanweke permlink: re-thescubageek-steem-api-basics-part-1-parsing-post-payloads-with-ruby-20180301t024812479z
The cool this is that we can also use the get_post method I wrote above to get information about individual comments (and comment trees!), not just posts.
post = SteemPostFinder.new('steem').get_post('augustinanweke','re-thescubageek-steem-api-basics-part-1-parsing-post-payloads-with-ruby-20180301t024812479z')
In an upcoming post I'll go into more detail on how the post / comment hierarchy works and how we can grab this data from the API payload.
Great write-up @thescubageek. This is the type of transparency that (i hope) will garner trust in our @steemsmarter project. Upvoted and resteemed! And look! @lukestokes made an appearance in the code.
Thanks, very good post !!!!
Awesome Work!
Keep it up!!!
@cryptoinvestinfo
Thanks! More to come very soon!
Talk about specific, say, Steemit is logging exact time/space of post content into metadata?
What would happen in 10, 20 years, impermeable digital history? Incredible the amount of information here, could Steemit model the Unsinkable Library of Alexandra?
Like a friend and I say, to the future, BLOCKCHAIN IT!
Put it on the blockchain indeed! Having public access to this timestamp data gives an awesome layer of transparency into the platform -- everyone knows when a change has been made.
There's an incredible amount of data here when you start cross-referencing all the information -- financial trends, account engagement, whale activity, etc. The @steemsmarter project has a lot of cool stuff in development around these areas and I look forward to sharing it with the Steem community soon.
If it hasn't been overstated at this point, mining cryptocurrency to mitigate large data crunching operations is a no-brainer passive income stream. While servers are calculating huge metric data, of populations, migration patterns, analyzing genetic anomalies, the movement of celestial bodies over great amounts of time, why not have solutions-driven protocols mine token coin rewards to the hundreds of scientists, writers, and technicians inputting their studies towards funding the project with the research itself?
Of course, healthcare and medical information systems come to mind. Mining operations can retail their server processing power (STEEM power delegation) to a billing processor or file archive (Steem Dollar Token), to encrypt patient data inputs to a remote storage, and patient authorizes inputs with biometric private key access. I can't help but figure that capitalism/consumerism would be replaced with kind of gamified techno-conservatism aimed at energy efficiency in every factor.
Hospitals can interpolate patient biometric information without having to actually handle the data because as metric is inputted into the system, it is encrypted into passive submissions to a blockchain accessible by smart contract based, self-executing applications. Patients live their lives and doctors (rather A.I) can intelligently advise based on instantaneous access to real-time information from anywhere in the world.
Stop me if I'm getting ahead of myself, but maybe this is the future already? I'm ready!
Time is Art. In Life, all we have is Time. Why not make Art all the Time?
I am a proud @earthnation Steemit Guild Community member!
Thanks to their loyal support, I am able to create a passive income stream that funds my creative output and delivers this original content directly to YOU.
This is really great. You actually broke it down. But i still don't fully understand what perm link is.
One other cool trick... you can find the author/permlink for any comment in Steemit by inspecting the HTML for that comment in your browser. In Chrome, right click the comment, then click Inspect. You should be near a piece of HTML that has an
idcontaining theauthor/permlinkPermlink is what shows up in the URL when you go to a post -- it is the permanent link to that post. In this case of this post:
author: @thescubageekpermlink: steem-api-basics-part-1-parsing-post-payloads-with-rubyAll comments also have permlinks, which are generated according to the rules as I describe in the post above. Your comment, for example, has the following parameters:
author: @augustinanwekepermlink: re-thescubageek-steem-api-basics-part-1-parsing-post-payloads-with-ruby-20180301t024812479zThe cool this is that we can also use the
get_postmethod I wrote above to get information about individual comments (and comment trees!), not just posts.In an upcoming post I'll go into more detail on how the post / comment hierarchy works and how we can grab this data from the API payload.
I hope this helps @augustinanweke...
Great write-up @thescubageek. This is the type of transparency that (i hope) will garner trust in our @steemsmarter project. Upvoted and resteemed! And look! @lukestokes made an appearance in the code.