Love in the age of decentralised personal computing
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- Modern dating services are centralized, with user databases, matching algorithms, and messaging controlled by a single company. - Decentralizing dating through technologies like blockchains or Holochain could provide more user choice and control over personal data and identity. - A decentralized approach would involve peer-to-peer networks of personal servers running social applications, with identity, messaging and other services standardized across a unified interface but not controlled by any single entity. - Beyond just dating, a decentralized model could enable diverse "matchmaker" services for professional networking, hobbies, and other interests.
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- 1. Love in the age of decentralised personal computing @jasonksackey
- 2. Love in the age of decentralised personal computing @jasonksackey
- 3. About me ● Frontend developer ○ Agencies ○ Wooshii ● Occasional blogger
- 5. ● The present: centralised ● The future ○ decentralised?
- 9. Modern centralised dating services ● Interface: mobile app, website ● User database ● Matching algorithms ● Messaging
- 10. Userbases
- 11. ● Maximise users ● Network effect
- 12. ● Safety, security ● Quality control ● General vs niche
- 16. Why decentralise? ● More choice ● More end-user control ● Secure (?)
- 20. Dating on a blockchain?
- 21. … with AI?
- 25. ● Daters and ‘matchmakers’ are peers on a network ● Separation of service and UI
- 26. User experience ● Unified interface for multiple services ● Search everywhere ● One inbox
- 27. “We Experiment On Human Beings! – The OkCupid Blog” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OkCupid#201 4_experimenting_on_users
- 28. Why decentralise? (2) ● Identity verification services ● Reputation
- 30. “Ashley Madison [...] used ‘bots’ to give users the impression that the site had more female users” http://fortune.com/2016/07/10/ashley-madison-chatbots/
- 32. Holochain ● Like blockchain, but sharded ● validating monotonic DHT ● JavaScript (or Lisp) ● Web UI
- 36. ● Network of personal servers ● OS: Arvo ● Languages: Nock, Hoon ● Web UI Urbit
- 39. Urbit ● Identity ● ~mighex-forfem ● Messaging ● Unix minus legacy
- 40. General purpose social network ● Standardised identity and chat ● Decoupled user interfaces ● No lock-in
- 41. ● Lower costs ● More choice ● Meta-matchmakers? Decentralised ‘matchmaker’ services
- 42. ● Professional networking ● Hobbies ● Politics ● Religion Beyond dating
- 43. ● Semi-decentralisation ● Data portability ● Separation of concerns ● Blockchain? Keys to decentralised social computing
- 44. @jasonksackey