Unique Shared Memory Address (USMA)ΒΆ
An unique shared memory address is an address of a address system that should be not only locally valid but across all applications on the world. The memory address system should be thereby not centralized but distributed an decentralized using encryption technology.
The format of an USMA address is that of an byte-tree-address that is encoded in the standard-byte-tree-address-format
Use cases of a USMA could be a decentralized package manager and a decentralized knowledge graph.
An attempt to implement an decentralized USMA managing system is the distrida project. An alternative attempt to create an international decentralized address space is the dunin project
Contents:
- Thoughts
- ai-generated
- goals
- ideas
- planning
- questions
- tasks
- timeline
- topics
- ai
- altruism
- code
- data
- adresses
- Byte tree address
- Byte tree cone
- Byte tree graph
- Dunin agent locator
- Dunin ID
- How to handle altered versions of dunin nodes
- Internal dunin ID
- Locating dunin nodes
- Rules for using dunin IDs
- Self ending data format
- Stacked dunin agent locator
- Standard byte tree address
- Unique Shared Memory Address (USMA)
- USMA root byte tree cone
- Version marker id
- database-software
- distribution
- graph
- internet
- knowledge
- open-data
- storing
- third-party
- adresses
- graph
- job
- linux
- master-thesis
- physics
- software
- tools
- world