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Hi @Frando! Thanks for the feedback. We've gone back and forth on this a few times; i'm not sure all the history is in this issue thread. There are advantages...

Some quick notes: - Dat/hypercore should work fine over TCP, in addition to uTP (which runs on top of UDP) - sounds like [HTTP 3.0 will be based on QUIC](https://www.zdnet.com/article/http-over-quic-to-be-renamed-http3/),...

Thanks for the reply! 1. This seems to be other projects' experience as well (eg, IPFS). Hopefully somebody (a researcher?) will come up with a faster robust chunking scheme some...

For now, de-duplication (adding locally or downloading) doesn't happen in the official dat client or hyper* libraries. Three thoughts about de-dupe: If we had complete hashes of entire files as...

Brainstorming related ideas: - `replaced_by`: link to a single dat archive, indicating that the current archive has been entirely superseded (for whatever reason) - `parent_archive`, `child_archives`: if there were a...

@mafintosh I think you mentioned you might have a copy of this archive somewhere?

See also: https://github.com/jjjake/iamine https://archive.org/details/ia_census_201604

A possible alternative to Google Scholar (no public API) or Zotero (scope limited to user/group/collection, as far as I can tell) could be https://fatcat.wiki. There is a public Elasticsearch metadata...

Hi! Could you give more details about your setup? Specifically: - what specific operating system, distribution, and version are you running? - what CPU instruction set (eg, x86 vs ARM64)...

Hmmm. Can you try `docker logs `, or going to `/pds/` and trying to do `docker-compose up` there and see if anything helpful is logged?