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Distributive DCP lets you compute other people's distributed research/workloads and get paid for it (no crypto involved). Compute workloads get run in secure j
by willquack 3y ago
Distributive DCP lets you compute other people's distributed research/workloads and get paid for it (no crypto involved).
Compute workloads get run in secure js/wasm compute nodes (which could be your browser, or a screensaver, etc). For instance, my friend built a Blender cycles renderer using it
It's cool tech continuing the awesome legacy of BOINC! I work at Distributive, AMA if you're curious
- Rayston 3y agoVery cool. Link?
- willquack 3y agoHere's a link to our browser worker: https://dcp.work/ https://dcp.work/ And other workers can be downloaded here: https://distributive.network/workers https://distributive.network/workers Dev API for submitting jobs here: https://docs.dcp.dev/ https://docs.dcp.dev/ :D feel free to email me <will@distributive.network> if you want to chat about anything
- squigz 3y agoI browsed the website but was unable to find any information on how much credits are worth
- bradley13 3y agoA commercial version of Boinc - nothing wrong with that. However, the website give no indication of price, except a claim that it is less expensive then the cloud. More important for this discussion: there is zero indication of what people earn, in return for offering their computing power. Which probably means that it isn't much - better to mine some random coin?