#dat

hah

or maybe write a module for the cli that checks if a website is cached and prompts otherwise

now that could be overkill^^

juliangruber: assuming most people go to dat.land to install the app

juliangruber: then we just open a hidden iframe with the viewer!

lets just install a kernel extension

dropbox is doing it

(joking btw)

:B

ogd: are you going to be at toorcamp?

just booked my ticket

substack: nope cant make it now, gave my ticket to jake

ah well, I'll be in pdx for nodepdx though

mafintosh: that will be funny because the next version of hyperboot is going to be using hyperdrive

another nice thing about using # routes (or service worker wizard spells) is that the server won't see what people are sharing

which is nice so you won't have to police content

(as much)

just waiting on https://github.com/mafintosh/hypercore/issues/20

I think something like leveldown might be very useful for hyperlogs

mafintosh: that patch worked for the unit tests, but I'm still not getting a finish event in another situation

you can reproduce by running example/populate.sh, I get only 2 lines of output when I should get 3

substack: investigating

figuring out a system to build secondary indexes on top of a hyperdrive, I've nearly got something

cool https://github.com/openregister

ogd: reminds me of http://www.iq.harvard.edu/news/iqss-data-scienc...

mafintosh: what do you think about archive.list({ offset: 5 })

that way it will be easier to write indexes that tail the hyperdrive feed for changes

(which I am currently writing)