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content/applications/~livdel-binmun-lomder-librun/ballot.mdnew file+11

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1++++

2+title = "ballot"

3+shortcode = "~livdel-binmun-lomder-librun/ballot"

4+license = "MIT"

5+image = "https://lomder-librun.sfo3.digitaloceanspaces.com/tiles/ballot-app-tile.svg"

6+bgColor = "#cebef0"

7+developer = "~lomder-librun"

8+website = "https://www.holium.com"

9++++

10+

11+An app that allows you to vote with other ships.

content/docs/development/environment.md+2−2

@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ compatible. You can copy it across from the `%base` desk, or just run the

201following in the terminal from within the desk directory:

202

203```sh

204−echo "[%zuse 419]" > sys.kelvin

204+echo "[%zuse 418]" > sys.kelvin

205```

206

207The other `mark` files can just be copied across from the `%base` desk.

@@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ and copy the actual files.

271Now you can just add a `sys.kelvin` file:

272

273```

274−echo "[%zuse 419]" > mydesk/sys.kelvin

274+echo "[%zuse 418]" > mydesk/sys.kelvin

275```

276

277And you'll be able to mount the desk with `|commit %mydesk`.

content/docs/hoon/hoon-school/type-polymorphism.md+1−1

@@ -443,7 +443,7 @@ nest-fail

443

444The first cast goes through because the two gates have the same sample type. The second cast fails because the right-hand gate has a more specific sample type than the left-hand gate does. If you're casting for a gate that accepts any cell, `^`, it's because we want to be able to pass any cell to it. A gate that is only designed for pairs of atoms, `[@ @]`, can't handle all such cases, naturally. The third cast goes through because the right-hand gate sample type is broader than the left-hand gate sample type. A gate that can take any noun as its sample, `*`, works just fine if we choose only to pass it cells, `^`.

445

446−We mentioned previously that an iron core has a write-only sample and an opaque core. Let's prove it.

446+We mentioned previously that an iron core has a write-only sample and an opaque context. Let's prove it.

447

448Let's define a trivial gate with a context of `[g=22 h=44 .]`, convert it to iron with `^|`, and bind it to `iron-gate` in the dojo:

449

content/docs/hoon/reference/stdlib/3a.md+2−1

@@ -381,7 +381,8 @@ The signed-integer type is represented by the `@s` aura. Positive integers are

381prepended with a `--`, and negative integers are prepended with a `-`. For

382example, `--1` represents positive one, and `-1` represents negative one.

383

384+[ZigZag encoding](https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/encoding?hl=en#signed-ints)

384−Zig zag encoding is used to convert atoms to signed integers. Positive signed

385+is used to convert atoms to signed integers. Positive signed

385integers correspond to even atoms of twice their absolute value, and negative

386integers correspond to even atoms of twice their absolute value, and negative

386signed integers correspond to odd atoms of twice their absolute value minus

387signed integers correspond to odd atoms of twice their absolute value minus

387one. For example:

388one. For example:

content/docs/userspace/dist/dist.md+1−1

@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ For those of you familiar with the old `%glob` and `%file-server` agents, they h

37Desks still contain helper files in `/lib` and `/sur`, generators in `/gen`, marks in `/mar`, threads in `/ted`, tests in `/tests`, and agents in `/app`. In addition, desks now also contain these files:

38

39```

40−/sys/kelvin :: Kernel kelvin, e.g. [%zuse 419]

40+/sys/kelvin :: Kernel kelvin, e.g. [%zuse 418]

41/desk/bill :: (optional, read by Kiln) list of agents to run

42/desk/docket-0 :: (optional, read by Docket) app metadata

43/desk/ship :: (optional, read by Docket) ship of original desk publisher, e.g. ~zod

content/docs/userspace/dist/guide.md+2−2

@@ -44,9 +44,9 @@ lib mar sur

44Our desk must include a `sys.kelvin` file which specifies the kernel version it's compatible with. Let's create that:

45

46```

47−[user@host hello]$ echo "[%zuse 419]" > sys.kelvin

47+[user@host hello]$ echo "[%zuse 418]" > sys.kelvin

48[user@host hello]$ cat sys.kelvin

49−[%zuse 419]

49+[%zuse 418]

50```

51

52### `desk.ship`

content/docs/userspace/dist/tools.md+2−2

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ None.

46```

47> +vats

48%base

49− /sys/kelvin: [%zuse 419]

49+ /sys/kelvin: [%zuse 418]

50 base hash: ~

51 %cz hash: 0v6.2nqmu.oqm24.ighl6.n0gp9.s8res.feql1.dl8ap.isli3.jk0hu.acrd2

52 app status: running

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ None.

60 pending updates: ~

61::

62%garden

63− /sys/kelvin: [%zuse 419]

63+ /sys/kelvin: [%zuse 418]

64 base hash: ~

65 %cz hash: 0v1e.2h7hs.elq3g.1sdt7.qfga6.ganga.7p95j.aog44.8p5fe.kpr6v.7ai82

66 app status: running

content/docs/userspace/full-stack/9-desk.md+1−1

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ We only have one agent to start, so `desk.bill` is very simple:

43Likewise, `sys.kelvin` just contains:

44

45```

46−[%zuse 419]

46+[%zuse 418]

47```

48

49The `desk.docket-0` file is slightly more complicated:

content/events/2022-06-16-developer-call-urbits-new-terminal-stack-tlon.mdnew file+24

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1++++

2+title = "Developer Call: Urbit’s new Terminal Stack"

3+starts = "2022-06-16T09:00:00"

4+ends = "2022-06-16T10:30:00"

5+timezone = "America/Los_Angeles"

6+location = "Online Event"

7+image = ""

8+registration_url = "https://www.meetup.com/urbit-sf/events/286426447/"

9+description = ""

10+dark = false

11+youtube = "E-6E-l1SxFw"

12+

13+[[hosts]]

14+name = "Neal Davis"

15+patp = "~lagrev-nocfep"

16+

17+[[guests]]

18+patp = "~palfun-foslup"

19+

20++++

21+

22+This time Tlon’s ~palfun-foslup will join Neal Davis to discuss the Urbit’s current terminal stack and the improvements he is building for it. Multiple sessions and apparently a mouse has been spotted in the upcoming release. All in all some very exciting terminal improvements are coming up shortly. For the long-term ~palfun-foslup is building a native UI which he will describe as well. Be sure to join the hangout after the Developer Call to ask ~palfun-foslup everything you want to know.

23+

24+~palfun-foslup has been part of Tlon for over 4 years and works in the Infrastructure team. In the broader community he is known for the largest Urbit app suite located at ~paldev.

content/grants/apprenticeship-studio-collections.mdnew file+53

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1++++

2+title = "~tirrel Studio Collections"

3+date = "2022-05-18"

4+

5+[taxonomies]

6+grant_type = [ "Apprenticeship" ]

7+grant_category = [ "App Dev", "Other" ]

8+

9+[extra]

10+image = ""

11+description = "Extend ~tirrel's studio app content offering to include groups collections"

12+reward = "1 star"

13+mentor = "~novlud-padtyv"

14+assignee = ""

15+completed = false

16+canceled = false

17++++

18+

19+### Project Description

20+

21+Currently %studio allows publishing groups notebook content to the web, but we would like to extend that to all the content types groups offer, with collections being the next logical step. This work will involve userspace and frontend development. It will be a solo project with mentor support.

22+

23+We desire to use collections to build out 2 frontend layouts: a gallery view and

24+link-tree-esque "about me" page.

25+

26+## Deliverables

27+

28+A number of backend and frontend changes would have to be made to %studio.

29+- The pipe app will have to be modified to enable an additional flow type

30+ specific to collections, as well as whatever necessary state changes are

31+ required to support that

32+- Two instances of a new template type would have to be developed, a gallery and

33+ an "about me" page

34+- Frontend changes will have to be made according to designs we will specify, to

35+ expose the new functionality to %studio users

36+

37+### Prerequisites

38+

39+- We require apprentices to either have some experience with hoon, or at least have completed hoon school.

40+- React/JS experience

41+

42+### Educational Outcomes for the Apprentice

43+

44+By the end of the apprenticeship, the apprentice will have experience working with a mature codebase in hoon, and will have gained the practical skills necessary to analyze all the architecture and introduce large scale changes.

45+

46+### Responsibilities of the Mentor

47+

48+The mentor will be responsible for directing the apprentice in what changes to make, at whatever level of granularity is necessary to make progress. This can range from pair-programming where the mentor just directly tells the apprentice what to write, to guidance and suggestions for larger scale changes that the apprentice will complete on their own. As the apprenticeship progresses, the idea is to move increasingly toward the latter approach.

49+

50+### Duration and Compensation

51+

52+Expected duration is two months.

53+1 star paid at completion of apprenticeship

content/grants/apprenticeship-studio-email.md+5−1

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ grant_category = [ "App Dev", "Other" ]

9[extra]

10image = ""

11description = "Build out email capabilities of ~tirrel's Studio app"

12−reward = "$8000 in WSTR"

12+reward = "1 star"

13mentor = "~novlud-padtyv"

14assignee = "~rivmud-fabwen"

15completed = false

@@ -33,3 +33,7 @@ At ~10 hours per week I estimate it would take about 2 months.

33- A PR against this repo for the backend changes: https://github.com/tirrel-corp/studio

34

35- A PR against this repo for the frontend changes: https://github.com/tirrel-corp/studio-ui

36+

37+## Compensation

38+

39+1 star upon successful completion of the apprenticeship

content/grants/books.md+4−4

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ grant_category = [ "App Dev" ]

9[extra]

10image = ""

11description = "Books is an application for managing your crypto wallets, transactions, and counterparties. It allows you to add your wallet and others' wallets, track balances and transactions, and add private annotations to all of the above."

12−reward = "$45,000-$65,000 in WSTR"

12+reward = "5-7 stars"

13assignee = "Quartus"

14id = ""

15completed = false

@@ -106,8 +106,8 @@ project (see [Future Work](#future-work)) will be given priority.

106

107## Schedule

108

109−The schedule is simple. If you can satisfactorily complete the above [user stories](#user-stories) within two months of acceptance, the reward is $65,000 in WSTR.

109+The schedule is simple. If you can satisfactorily complete the above [user stories](#user-stories) within two months of acceptance, the reward is 7 stars.

110

111−If completed within three months, the reward is $55,000.

111+If completed within three months, the reward is 6 stars.

112

113−If completed within five months, the reward is $45,000.

113+If completed within five months, the reward is 5 stars.

content/grants/native-planet-2.md+3−3

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ grant_category = [ "Other" ]

9[extra]

10image = ""

11description = "Native Planet - A domestic hosting solution for Urbit"

12−reward = "$50,000 in WSTR"

12+reward = "6 stars"

13assignee = "~dalhec-banler"

14champion = "~poldec-tonteg"

15completed = false

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The final version of the Native Planet will extend the proof-of-concept prototyp

34

35Expected Completion: 30 May 2022

36

37−Payment: $25,000 WSTR

37+Payment: 3 stars

38

39Anchor Server

40

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ Onboard screen UI

64

65Expected Completion: 30 July, 2022

66

67−Payment: $25,000 WSTR

67+Payment: 3 stars

68

69Production UX

70

content/grants/planet-sales.md+1−1

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ description = "Layer 2 Planet Sales via Urbit"

10reward = "6 stars"

11assignee = "~tacryt-socryp"

12grant_id = "P0071"

13−completed = false

13+completed = true

14canceled = false

15link = ""

16+++

content/grants/symmetric-routing.md+1−1

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ image = ""

11description = "Change Urbit's peer discovery, routing, and packet forwarding to use symmetric routing"

12reward = "1 star"

13mentor = "~rovnys-ricfer"

14−assignee = ""

14+assignee = "~novned-tidsyl"

15completed = false

16canceled = false

17work_request_link = "https://airtable.com/shr4qt9t9kz7RaOIa?prefill_Grant+ID=A0162&prefill_Grant+Name=Symmetric%20Routing"

content/groups/~famreb-todmec/the-combine-public.mdnew file+13

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1++++

2+title = "The Combine Public"

3+shortcode = "~famreb-todmec/the-combine-public"

4+type = "Public"

5+tile = "https://friends.sfo2.digitaloceanspaces.com/famreb-todmec/2022.5.27..17.10.10-logo-no-word.png"

6+participant_range = "10+"

7++++

8+

9+The Combine is a DAO built on Urbit; by Urbit maximalists for Urbit maximalists. We fund companies, DAOs and cliques that create tools to make the Urbit universe a better place to live and work.

10+

11+Join this public group to learn more about what we're up to, ask questions about funding or just spitball ideas.

12+

13+You can learn more at our [site](https://the-combine.org) or by following us on twitter at [@TheCombineDAO](https://twitter.com/TheCombineDAO)

content/groups/~tirrel/the-marketplace.mdnew file+13

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1++++

2+title = "The Marketplace"

3+shortcode = "~tirrel/the-marketplace"

4+type = "Public"

5+tile = "https://snipboard.io/F5ubXp.jpg"

6+participant_range = "1000"

7++++

8+

9+Join The Marketplace, featuring The Pit, Urbit's first open-outcry market for trading Stars and Galaxies.

10+

11+Also popular is Star Squawk, Urbit most active discussion group for address space markets.

12+

13+Additionally, we have channels dedicated to tracking down rare Planets and trader reputations. Scammers get added to the Naughty List, and will be censured!

vercel.json+4

@@ -24,6 +24,10 @@

24 "destination": "/groups/~ladtem-filmyr/urbit-ny-week",

25 "permanent": true

26 },

27+ {

28+ "source": "/applications/~lomder-librun/ballot",

29+ "destination": "/applications/~livdel-binmun-lomder-librun/ballot"

30+ },

27 {

31 {

28 "source": "/grants/grant-submission-guide",

32 "source": "/grants/grant-submission-guide",

29 "destination": "/grants/proposals",

33 "destination": "/grants/proposals",