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Introducing Hypermind: A fully decentralized, P2P, high-availability solution to a problem that doesn't exist. (www.reddit.com)
from yodeljunkmanenvy@piefed.social to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 02 Jan 21:18
https://piefed.social/c/selfhosted/p/1626792/introducing-hypermind-a-fully-decentralized-p2p-high-availability-solution-to-a-problem

I’m not the creator of this program, but its too fun not to share! The comments from the developer and users joining the swarms on the reddit thread are hilarious.

It’s basically a decentralized swarm of docker users. It does nothing except tell you how many other users you are connected to. Some are in the tens of thousands, haha!

https://github.com/lklynet/hypermind

#docker #fun #homelab #hypermind #meme #self host #selfhosted #swarm

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NarrativeBear@lemmy.world on 02 Jan 21:56 next collapse

There goes my RAM

Kirk@startrek.website on 03 Jan 05:14 collapse

I love the description.

Hey everyone, so you just finished setting up the *Arr stack and your dashboards lookin crisp. But you look at your htop and see… unused RAM. It’s disgusting, isn’t it?

Steamymoomilk@sh.itjust.works on 02 Jan 23:04 next collapse

Based

kmoney@lemmy.kmoneyserver.com on 02 Jan 23:27 next collapse

The cheekiness of the github page had me smirking, chuckling, and nodding along the whole way. I of course spun this up immediately along with the Home Assistant integration…the number must go up after all.

vermaterc@lemmy.ml on 03 Jan 00:01 next collapse

You have 128GB of RAM

Who do you think I am, a multimilionaire?

ExcessShiv@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 03 Jan 01:40 collapse

Unless you’re building just now, those 128GB would’ve cost very little.

B0rax@feddit.org on 03 Jan 00:46 next collapse

Q: Why did you make this? A: The homelab must grow. ¯\(ツ)/¯

Nice.

ada@piefed.blahaj.zone on 03 Jan 01:47 next collapse

Installed, still have free RAM… I think I did something wrong…

InnerScientist@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 08:35 collapse

Launch multiple?

Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 03 Jan 02:26 next collapse

And here I am making a “useful” p2p decentralised network that has no users, so this is how you get people onboard 😁

RheumatoidArthritis@mander.xyz on 03 Jan 03:27 next collapse

What are you creating?

Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 04 Jan 02:15 collapse

The tenfingers sharing protocol, in a nutshell it’s free websites / a decentralised file system (FOSS, encrypted, censor resilient, no DNS, no crypto, …).

Forwart a port to your PC and install a node with a script/simple manual commands/docker image and you’re ready to go. But no one does…

RheumatoidArthritis@mander.xyz on 04 Jan 04:59 collapse

Nice - but it’s a pretty crowded space between Zeronet and IPFS and possibly others. And even these well-known ones barely see any serious use. And these projects have been promoted pretty heavily. You need fanatical users ;)

Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 04 Jan 05:58 collapse

Yeah for sure (Fanatic users come to me!) and I don’t have the promotional skill or funds, but Zeronet is a bitcoin horror (IMO) and IPFS is like the grandpa of decentralised sharing, cumbersome and lacking simple things like the ability to update a file.

One day it’ll take off because of its ease of use and elegance, that’s what I keep telling myself anyways 😅!

anzo@programming.dev on 08 Jan 15:01 collapse

I don’t like those projects either. Scuttlebut and cjdns looked more “profesional” to my ignorant eyes. I bring these up because I’d like to hear your comments. I will check 10fingers now…

Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 09 Jan 06:14 collapse

Thanks!!

Cjdns is more of a VPN or some sort of internet communication in itself, so not really a sharing protocol, more like a communication protocol. You could maybe build a sharing protocol on top of it but that has ofc to be done.

Scuttlebut seems to be very interesting, didn’t know about that one, thanks for the sharing! I’ll have to check it out a bit more thoroughly, but it seems like a sort of IPFS-like at a first glance.

Cheers!

Broadfern@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 04:35 collapse

Wish I could find the developer meme of “hey I’m making a neat thing” “a neat thing or critical infrastructure?” “defeated tone critical infrastructure”

Valmond@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 04 Jan 02:16 collapse

*crying emoji*

AllNewTypeFace@leminal.space on 03 Jan 03:09 next collapse

Surely when number goes up far enough, it magically gains sentience and godlike powers

jogai_san@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 03:31 next collapse

The perfect vector for a nefarious experiment…

markstos@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 10:30 collapse

Yes, especially if people use the “latest” tag, trusting whatever the container might be updated to do in the future.

Cyber@feddit.uk on 03 Jan 04:18 next collapse

I don’t run any containers and this made me consider trying to get the whole infrastructure setup 😁

01189998819991197253@infosec.pub on 03 Jan 08:58 next collapse

Autobots, assemble!

irmadlad@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 10:53 next collapse

It does nothing except tell you how many other users you are connected to.

…but why?

x00z@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 13:28 collapse

Fun :(

irmadlad@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 14:07 collapse

That’s cool. I can tell you there are 700+/- different entities traversing the edge router of my network or at least vying for a slot. I’m not sure about adding 41,840 more. LOL

lka1988@lemmy.dbzer0.com on 03 Jan 13:55 next collapse

Sounds like it’s time to fire up another dedicated VM

parzival@lemmy.org on 03 Jan 15:03 next collapse

parzival@lemmy.org on 03 Jan 17:02 next collapse

I left it running for like 2 hrs and it’s used up 150GB of ICMP???

parzival@lemmy.org on 03 Jan 17:04 collapse

I left it running for like 2 hrs and it’s used up 150GB of ICMP???

parzival@lemmy.org on 03 Jan 17:06 next collapse

Archer@lemmy.world on 03 Jan 18:44 collapse

Working perfectly then

gravitywell@sh.itjust.works on 03 Jan 20:14 collapse

This is awesome! I’m now using the swarm to control my living room lights.