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the prophet of cybergraph
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The whole Cybergraph in your browser

https://cosmograph.app/run/

The archive with cyberlinks: https://t.me/CyberProphet/40?comment=87
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Guys, the very important part of the Bostrom Blockchain is its airdrop, which is currently in progress. I just wanted to remind you that you can learn about its creative mechanics by reading this particle.

https://github.com/cyber-prophet/bostrom-journal/blob/manual/BostromJournal001.md#cybergift-
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The motivating reading about nushell
https://www.jntrnr.com/case-for-nushell/
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πŸš€ Cyber Community Call Summary - September 7th

Check out some key points of our latest community call:

🌐 Cybergraph: Delving into the metrics and intelligence of our graph
🌟 Particles: Spotlight on the top particles
πŸ”§ Projects: A sneak peek into our ongoing initiatives
🎨 Design: Major UX updates and new features
πŸ› Senate: Last week's approved proposals
πŸ”Š Discord: We're now on Discord! Join us.

For your convenience we’ve prepared the text version of the community call

>> Read the full text version <<

Stay tuned for more! Together, we're shaping the next era of superintelligence 🟒
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Why the command line? Why now?
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The command line has been a ubiquitous platform for computing for the past 30+ years thanks, in part, to its focus on simple tools that do one thing well, the ability to easily compose those tools into unique solutions, and a massive library of existing command line programs from which to draw from. Many of these attributes stand in stark contrast to the web and its siloed data, lack of composability and large, opaque solutions that often include a healthy dose of tracking, ads and other dark patterns.

The command line seemed to us like a healthy alternative to the web and closed mobile platforms. It was also ripe for an update with a focus on user-centric design and encrypted, self-hostable networked services. We wanted to build the command line platform for the next 30+ years.

From Charm's blog: https://charm.sh/blog/the-next-generation/
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Only 3 users from the top 18 by links_count use automation for uploading links (but at least 2 of them are using Cy 😎. For sure all the others can be much more effective with Cy.

mcmerritt, please reach me out. I want to give you a personal class!


cy graph-links-df
| cy graph-add-metadata
| dfr group-by nick height
| dfr agg [(dfr col height | dfr count | dfr as links_count)]
| dfr with-column ($in.links_count > 1) --name many_links_per_trans
| dfr group-by many_links_per_trans nick
| dfr agg [(dfr col links_count | dfr sum)]
| dfr sort-by links_count --reverse [true]
| dfr first 20
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Intro into applications that use the Cybergraph of the Bostrom blockchain.
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Added the command to publish cyberlinks using authz


cy update-cy
cy set-cy-setting authz bostrom1xszmhkfjs3s00z2nvtn7evqxw3dtus6yr8e4pw
cy link-random
cy links-publish
some highres images of cybergraph (in the attachment to the first comment). We are lucky to bring our information to cybergraph so early.

And you can visualise the graph by yourself using cy:

cy graph-links-df --include_contracts | cy graph-to-cosmograph