Fission @fission@plnetwork.xyz

Today on the blog, learn how Fission leverages Discord to achieve a more natural work environment that helps alleviate stress and increase efficiency. https://fission.codes/blog/distributed-work-discord/

So naturally, it should come to no surprise that async communication has been essential to how we operate on a day-to-day basis. One of our favorite tools for this type of communication is Discord.

Our team of talented Fissioneers is distributed across 7 countries + 5 continents. While remote work has been popular amongst tech companies for a long time, it goes deeper than that for Fission. We are not only a distributed company, we are a distributed systems company!

Listen to this great 🎙️ interview with our CEO @bmann on the @bcdialogues podcast. It opens with Fission's origin story, dives into key concepts like content addressing and decentralized authentication with UCANs, why we're focusing on Web Assembly, and more.
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EP 48 - INTERVIEW - BORIS MANN - CO-FOUNDER AND CEO - FISSION

Fission is looking to provide developers with a decentralized backend-as-a-service platform to b…
https://twitter.com/bcdialogues/status/1598338716275294208

The @libp2p NAT Hole-Punching testing month has started! Sign up here to help make a difference in the future of decentralized applications and networks! https://discuss.libp2p.io/t/call-for-participation-nat-hole-punching-measurement-campaign/1690

What are UCANs? What are their capabilities? How can we facilitate offline compute? Learn the answers to these questions and more here: https://fission.codes/blog/cod-summit-2022-recap/

But in distributed systems using content addressing, we are able to use capabilities rather than an authorization server, allowing the compute and the data to move about freely.

Traditionally, when a developer wants to interact with services that have access to data, they need to access an authorization server located in a specific place.

At the Compute Over Data Summit, Fission's co-founder and CTO @expede gave a presentation on how #UCANs help enable computation in distributed systems.

A reminder that @blueyard's live coding stream with Fissioneers Brian and Jess starts in one hour! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUy3jbDb1Qs

Our friends at @blueyard are hosting a live coding session with Fissioneers Jess and Brian!

​We will speedrun building a contacts app and explore passwordless authentication.

Join us tomorrow Nov 30th at 13:00 ET / 9:00 CET for the livestream.

Who's excited for another meeting of the Distributed Systems Reading Group tomorrow? We're discussing Highly Available Transactions: Virtues and Limitations.

Sign up to attend here: https://lu.ma/distributed-systems

Ryan Betts (@depatchedmode), Head of Design at Fission, explores these nuances as he dives into wallet structure and UI considerations in this indispensable blog post: https://fission.codes/blog/wallet-stack/

In each of these questions, "wallet" refers to a completely different part of the Wallet Stack: a Wallet Client, an Account & Account Address, and a Recovery Method.

The word "wallet" gets used a lot, but is rarely defined.

This can be confusing for both newbies and seasoned veterans alike.

"Which wallet should I use?"
"What wallet should I send this to?"
"Can I import my wallet?"

Join the @oxidecomputer Discord and the sign up for the event directly here https://discord.com/invite/K6Td6wMN

And @timbray’s post “Bye, Twitter” https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2022/11/26/Bye-Twitter

Read @bcantrill’s post “Homebrew social networking” http://dtrace.org/blogs/bmc/2022/11/27/homebrew-social-networking/