~Cyber Prophet 1 - how to claim the airdrop.

updated 2022-08-11

Video from cyber-congress team about the cyberGift.

Originaly was published on the github in the repository of cyberGift research: https://github.com/cybercongress/cybergift/

~cyber-prophet 2 - how to create cyberlinks.

In this video, I demonstrate how to:
- view cyberlinks created by registration smart-contract on Bostrom
- transfer tokens from Cosmos to Osmosis network
- exchange ATOMs for BOOTs there
- transfer tokens from Osmosis to Bostrom
- delegate BOOTs
- investmint HYDROGEN tokens to obtain VOLT and AMPERE tokens
- create cyberlinks

Last edited: 2022-08-02

For research purposes I upload here (on a channel) files with cyberlinks on 4133228 block.

Files contain data:
neuron, cid_from, cid_to, height, timestamp

Cyberlinks are exported from a cybernode graphql engine.

Files do not include cyberlinks created using an authz module and the passport resgistration contract (as cyberindex doesn’t support them yet).

I believe that it is essential for Bostrom external developers to have actual export of Bostroms knowledge graph.

So I ask your reactions and comments on this post, to demonstrate that not only me is interested in such feature.

I downloaded the most of text particles from current knowledge graph.
I share them via ipfs:
QmfEYRGgeKXd3CWDnnTLx1zMrKC4Xgu8qS8mJfKwxaJM3d

There are csv and parquet files.

I don’t use csv, and I didn’t test these files.

~cyber-prophet 3 - the price of publishing on Bostrom.

In this video I’m explaining several things concerning publishing on Bostrom:
- what is the price of creating a cyberlink;
- where can the current exchange rate be found;
- what Bostrom parameters should be taken into consideration;
- what are the three main ways to obtain Volt and Ampere tokens.

You are welcome to download and use the spreadsheet I created and showed in the video. Available via the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1sTGwgDRs4zTr7dpTyqzRPL2_AO3q_RDp2bUlTpYYaW4/edit#gid=0

Last edited: 2022-08-24

~cyber-prophet 4 - how to install cyber CLI under Windows.

This video is targeted mainly at developers. I’m showing how to install CLI of Bostrom using Windows.

All the commands used in the video can be found here: https://github.com/cyber-prophet/the-graph/blob/main/04/CP04%20-%20Installing%20cyber%20cli%20under%20windows%20wsl.md

Last edited: 2022-10-31

Q: How many Volts does it take to be able to submit a cyberlink every block?

A: One Volt allows users to create at least 1 cyberlink per day.

Seconds per day:
24 * 60 * 60 = 86 400 seconds

There is no standard speed for generating a block. The exact value can be calculated using statistical data but roughly estimated let's assume the speed is 7 seconds. That is the approximate result of my recent calculations.

To publish a cyberlink in each block, you need approximately:
86 400 / 7 = 12 342.85 V

As long as the network is underloaded one can create more than 1 cyberlink per Volt (up to 4 cyberlinks).

According to the current state of the network, one needs:
12 342.85 V / 4 = 3 085.71 V

Last edited 2022-10-01

~cyber-prophet 5 - Nushell

A new video for advanced users is about Nushell - a powerful shell written in Rust.
As a demo I’m showing how to create several cyberlinks with one command.

You can read more about the Nushell and download it via link: https://www.nushell.sh/

Feel free to download my file with completions: https://github.com/cyber-prophet/cyber_completions/blob/master/out/cyber/cyber_nu_completions.nu

Last edited: 2022-10-12

Hey guys!
Now we have a playlist with all ~cyber-prophet videos on Vimeo 🙂
It is available via link: https://vimeo.com/showcase/6306749

We are also looking forward to creating a playlist on YouTube. We’ll keep you posted!

~cyber-prophet extra 1 - installing Mac from 0

This video is a small detour into the beginners’ field. I’m showing how to install all the soft needed to discover cyber with me in future videos. We are planning to upload extra tutorial videos such as this one whenever needed.

Featuring:
- terminal mac
- brew.sh
- alacritty terminal
- nushell
- nerd fonts
- starship

We install this soft on a fresh MacBook


The commands are uploaded here: https://github.com/cyber-prophet/the-graph/blob/main/pages/cyber-prophet%20extra%201%253A%20installing%20mac%20from%200.md

Last edited: 2022-10-24

~cyber-prophet 6 - Adding keys, checking balance

A short video on adding keys and checking balance (just as the title states 😉) in Pussy. More to come.

Last edited: 2022-10-31

~cyber-prophet 7 - Using commands completions in nushell

In this video I demonstrate how to make nushell to suggest commands.

You can download completions files from the repository:
https://github.com/cyber-prophet/cosmos-sdk-CLI-completions-for-nushell

As a reminder: I recorded video on how to install nushell previously. Feel free to check it out:)

And you can watch this and other videos from our channel on vimeo: https://vimeo.com/showcase/6306749

~cyber-prophet 8 - the initial setup of a neuron using cli

Let's setup a neuron from the very beginning in a nushell:
1. Staking
2. Investminting

All the commands from video are on github:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cyber-prophet/nushell-for-crypto-CLIs-course/main/cosmos-cyber-pussy-osmosis/03%20stake%2C%20investmint.md

here is another English channel about the news of cyber networks.

https://t.me/cybertruth

~cyber-prophet 9 - Explaining nushell commands from the previous video.

Yesterday I released cy 0.9.1

Added:

cy link chain
cy link random (meta)
cy search
cy cid download async
cy cid add queue
cy cid download kubo
cy cid download gateway
cy cid read or download
cy watch search folder
cy queue check
cy cache clear
cy balances
cy ipfs bootstrap add congress
cy ibc denoms
cy ber

Merged cy passport get by address and cy passport get by nick into cy passport get.

Updated cy passport set to be able to set avatar, data and a particle field of a passport.

https://github.com/cyber-prophet/cy

Cyber related telgram groups and channels 🤘
https://t.me/addlist/B8sWH5nGQwI0MzM1

Well, I’m working hard on the several things in cy:
- brew installation scripts
- graph tools + Logseq export
- refactoring of my first code and more

I’m learning what makes cool CLIs by my own experience, and by learning from external resources. One of the external resources that I discovered recently is cahrmbraclet development team https://charm.sh/: they do really cool and useful tools for shells (like glow, gum and others). And also they educate.

Here is the video from Charm on why use CLI instead of GUI in 2023 https://youtu.be/t9WJANGykvY

Newbies in the field might find it inspiring!