"Distributed Communities" presentation #59
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moul
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Aug 30, 2024
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FWIW, this also looks great to me. |
thehowl
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@leohhhn added the slides, go ahead and merge if it looks good and i've added everything if you get a min, it would be nice if we could start automating the homepage README; it's quite out-of-date |
leohhhn
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Sep 26, 2024
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@thehowl has been on my mind for some time now! |
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For review. Proposal for a presentation focusing on what Gno is and what is use cases are to build different kinds of distributed and decentralized communities. Lots of examples of code and of Gno programming. At the end, a dissection of how the GnoVM works, and how this creates a more powerful programming model as compared to the EVM.