What if joining a blockchain didn’t require servers, bulky... syncs, specialized devOps skills, or special hardware—just a browser tab? That’s the promise behind Mina’s Rust node and the Web Node it enables. Blog for the full story ↓show more

Internet Computer smart contracts serve the web page, not... just the data behind it On most chains the app you click lives on a normal web server, and only transactions touch the chain. On DFINITY Foundation's internet-computer:native, the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript sit inside a canister, the network's word for a smart contract. A browser request reaches an HTTP gateway, which turns it into a query call. An API boundary node routes that to the subnet holding the canister, and the reply comes back as ordinary HTTP. The machines doing that routing cannot change what the contract stores. On the standard domain, the gateway also checks a signature on every response, so a single bad node cannot quietly swap out the page. Sites can also be served over a raw domain that skips the signature check. The docs warn that on that route a single bad node can alter what the browser receives.show more

Turns out the full node can travel light: same... full verification and 97% less storage. We previously said substantially lower storage would require a separate light node with different security assumptions. Well, we got one thing wrong. Our upcoming upgrade delivers that reduction to the full nodes, with full transaction verification stays intact. Igra node storage: 1TB -> 30GB. Storage growth: 150GB -> 4GB per month at current activity. Running a node and verifying Igra yourself is now practical for far more people. Node operators and attesters: details and documentation coming shortly. Decentralize the world!show more

A massive surprise for it peers with a decentralized... Web powered by $GALA’s Node Network A thread for you 🧵 Gala Founder's Nodes powers 30% of the most active peers in the IPFS Distributed Hash Table, with almost 24,000 DHT servers online. Click:show more

Who is Michael Sutton, one of the minds behind... Kaspa's Rust node? Michael Sutton is a Kaspa core developer. He holds a master's in computer science from the Hebrew University, where he researched parallel algorithms and distributed systems, the science of software running across many machines at once. Alongside Ori Newman, he was one of the main developers who rebuilt Kaspa's node software, the program that runs the network, moving it from Go to Rust. In 2022, he and Yonatan Sompolinsky (Yonatan Sompolinsky) co-authored DAGKnight, which builds on GHOSTDAG, the rules $KAS uses to order blocks. DAGKnight is not live yet. It is listed as an upcoming hard fork, a rule change that every node must adopt.show more

Introducing the SOVREN Operator Pass. 10,000 node licenses power... the Sovren Network, and every node earns $SOVR for verified work. Get your Pass, climb the leaderboard, and you could walk away with a node of your own. Claim begins soon 🔔show more

just connect the storyboard image to seedance 2 node... it analyses the frames and generate a polished scene all by itselfshow more

Yesterday we talked about the real alpha: Joining a... Node Community. Some of you dove in. Some are still circling the surface. But here's what we want to know: If you've already formed or joined a community… How deep is your tribe swimming?👇show more

Loving the new mesh node in Blender 5.2, makes... doing these little panel cuts in Geometry Nodes super easy. Just made a tutorial on this. What have you done with the bevel node?show more

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US Admiral Paparo says the United... States is running a Bitcoin node. "We have a node on the Bitcoin network…We're doing a number of operational tests to secure and protect networks using the Bitcoin protocol."show more

We are excited to unveil the latest version of... the AIOZ Node: The Version 4.0 update! This update includes a new user interface and brings substantial functional improvements, enhancing your overall experience for increased productivity and efficiency. More information below: The standout feature of AIOZ Node v4.0 is the introduction of the Transcoding functionality, which is currently available in beta. This functionality enables your node to participate in video transcoding, which converts video files into different formats for various digital devices and media platforms. By enabling transcoding, your node can contribute more significantly to the AIOZ Network, expanding the network's capabilities and potential $AIOZ token rewards. While the transcoding functionality is currently in beta, the upcoming AIOZ W3Stream integration, a DePIN Video Infrastructure due for release in Q3 2024, will unlock the full potential of your node and enable seamless video transcoding tasks. To get started with AIOZ Node v4.0, you simply need to visit our official website to download the latest version of the AIOZ Node: This download process is very straightforward, and with a one-click installation process, you can set up AIOZ Node v4.0 to start running on your device within a few minutes. If you are already running an AIOZ Node on your device, the version 4.0 update will be applied automatically, ensuring you have the latest features and improvements without hassle! With the Node v4.0 update running on your device, you can proceed to familiarize yourself with the new layout, check out the performance improvements, and start transcoding to see how it enhances your contributions to the network! Learn More: $AIOZshow more

Nethermind, the development firm behind the largest Ethereum client,... is deprecating its legacy cross-chain infra and migrating to Chainlink. Following an extensive review, Nethermind is joining the Chainlink Network as a node operator to secure CCIP and Data Feeds.show more

Agent Skills are now live for GOAT BitVM2 nodes.... Run a challenger, bridge in, peg out, upgrade your node - all through natural language. No CLI. No manual setup. Tell an agent what you want and it executes end-to-end. Recently shipped Testnet fixes: → Resolved peg-in processing delays → Fixed node stalling edge case → Improved edge case handling across the board → More accurate bridge-out stats Skills: Full Testnet guide:show more

🎉OptimAI Lite Node for Chrome Browser Extension is Officially... LIVE! OptimAI Network proudly announces the launch of our OptimAI Lite Node on Chrome! 👉 Access it now: This is your chance to be among the early participants to: 🔸Mine Data effortlessly through your browser activities, contributing to the growth of decentralized AI. 🔸Complete Engaging Tasks & Missions to directly support and enhance the OptimAI Network. 🔸Earn OPI Rewards as you contribute, unlocking exclusive incentives and recognition within the community. Join now and turn your Chrome browser into a powerhouse for #DePIN #AI advancement. 🌐 Install the OptimAI Lite Node: Let's Mine Data, Fuel AI, and Earn OPI—together!show more

I came up with a very hacky use for... the new import obj node in 4.5 alpha. If can import and procedurally offset a baked animation loop in #geometrynodes node recipe in reply... #b3d #mograph #blender3d #animationshow more

🚨 Big News for CARV Node Holders! 🚨 We’re... excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership between XR One and CARV that’s set to redefine Web3 gaming. Here’s what this means for CARV Node Holders and how you can benefit 👇show more

Major update just shipped ⬟ Nesa Bootstrap is now... the official script to set up and configure your Nesa node. It supports 100k+ models across 25+ modalities, including vision, audio, and language. Whether you’re spinning up a new node or already running one, you must re-run the script to stay online. 🧵show more

Cursor tip: if you're doing web dev, there's an... integrated browser! The agent can read console logs, network requests, and even control the browser to do automated testing for you. You don't have to install any third-party MCP servers, just works 😄show more

I always wondered "What if I port my three.js... game to Rust? Will it improve performance?" I finally ported it to both Rust Desktop and Rust WASM (that runs on the browser) Comparing the three.js version with the Rust desktop I had a clear winner: Rust desktop. But now I took the time to port it to the web using Web Assembly (WASM) And my conclusion is... A tie! Both versions averaged 42FPS (60FPS if running one at a time) So if your goal is to ship a web game, it doesn't even matter the tech you use. (Three.js is recommended because the ecossystem is huge though) As long you optmize well (Web workers, reduce triangles, draw calls, etc) you should be good to go. But in the event you want to ship a native game to publish on Steam a system language (Rust, C++, etc) will be better for you. Now I want to port the three.js game to Desktop using Electron and see the results. I'll let you know. Btw, I'm open to new freelance projects. If you have anything for me, my DMs are open!show more

Playful thoughts pulled straight from the subconscious Btw this... collection was created by a member of the team behind ArtAtak.io A digital studio building in blockchain since 2021, with a strong background in 3D art, creative direction, and digital collectibles. Shipped straight from a couple of node neurons Retweet if you re connected to the same network…show more

OK the Nexus CLI has some fixes deployed: -... Given a Node ID, it runs end-to-end Node ID generation on the Nexus OS is still getting fixed.show more