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In a nutshell, my work centers around implementing, documenting and maintaining open-source decentralised networks.
I have contributed to Rust implementations of Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB), p2panda and Cable (Cabal), and will work on an implementation of the Willow Protocol in 2024. I have also contributed to the Secure Scuttlebutt Protocol Guide and Developer Documentation.
In addition to cultivating digital networks, I am also a self-taught amateur mycologist - having written extensively about fungi, hosted workshops and cultivated many species. My fascination with mycelium mirrors my interest in peer-to-peer decentralised networks.
Donations allow me to remain independent while I continue building peer-for-peer networks and cultivating mycelium. I am deeply grateful to all those who have supported me!
It all starts with a single spore.
Featured work
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mycognosist/solar
A minimal Secure Scuttlebutt replication node.
Rust 21 -
cabal-club/cable.rs
rust implementation of the cable protocol
Rust 30 -
p2panda/aquadoggo
Node for the p2panda network handling validation, storage, aggregation and replication
Rust 69 -
ssbc/dev.scuttlebutt.nz
The go-to place for updated developer information on the SSB stack in different languages
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mycognosist/ssb-bfe-ex
Binary Field Encodings (BFE) for Secure Scuttlebutt (SSB) in Elixir.
Elixir 6 -
mycognosist/cable.ex
Elixir implementation of the cable protocol.
Elixir 4