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Throughout history, the need to store information has been crucial, both for individuals and organizations. Traditionally, paper documents and photographs were kept in physical folders and secured at home. The invention of computers revolutionized storage, transitioning from floppy disks to CDs, USBs, hard drives, and finally, solid-state drives. Recognizing the growing demand for data storage, the internet embraced cloud services, which emerged rapidly like mushrooms. Massive data centers, l...
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Marco RodriguesExploring Doug DeMuro's Cars Dataset
This analysis is part of a data challenge brought by Desights, a platform built by the Ocean Protocol to . If you’re not familiar with the latter, Ocean Protocol is paving the way for a new data economy using the power of blockchain. They provide several services, like earning and trading mechanisms, data challenges, and the Ocean Market, where datasets, reports, algorithms and more, can be published on Web3 decentralized storage infrastructures like Arweave and IPFS. Desights team is focused...
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Marco RodriguesHow to Upload Files on Arweave With Python
Throughout history, the need to store information has been crucial, both for individuals and organizations. Traditionally, paper documents and photographs were kept in physical folders and secured at home. The invention of computers revolutionized storage, transitioning from floppy disks to CDs, USBs, hard drives, and finally, solid-state drives. Recognizing the growing demand for data storage, the internet embraced cloud services, which emerged rapidly like mushrooms. Massive data centers, l...
Marco RodriguesMeet AO: The Hyper-Parallel Computer
The ao hyper-parallel computer hit the scene in February 2024 and is already making waves among developers worldwide. This innovative system takes inspiration from the actor model, enabling processes to run concurrently and communicate seamlessly without waiting for each other. Each processing unit within ao adheres to a core data protocol that runs on Arweave blockchain-like decentralized storage solution. This distributed network of nodes creates a unified experience for users, presenting a...
Marco RodriguesExploring Doug DeMuro's Cars Dataset
This analysis is part of a data challenge brought by Desights, a platform built by the Ocean Protocol to . If you’re not familiar with the latter, Ocean Protocol is paving the way for a new data economy using the power of blockchain. They provide several services, like earning and trading mechanisms, data challenges, and the Ocean Market, where datasets, reports, algorithms and more, can be published on Web3 decentralized storage infrastructures like Arweave and IPFS. Desights team is focused...
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Bento was recently acquired by Linktree, which was one of the pioneer solutions to act as a door to several digital gateways in one single link. Linktree’s approach was to make it very simple for people to access other links, and there isn’t much you can do besides adding links, icons to social media networks, and customization.
Bento’s approach is based on the same principle but offers the flexibility to incorporate additional content, including images, videos, map locations, Spotify playlists, link previews, and more. Making it much more visual than Linktree.
Having more features is not always an advantage. Bento is not better than Linktree, and vice-versa. You should carefully pick the one that suits your needs the most.
In my case, Bento fills the gap I had to rapidly showcase my projects. I have a website, but it serves a broader purpose beyond just displaying my work, making it valuable for those genuinely interested in learning more about me. However, on social media, information flows rapidly, and this is where Bento comes to my aid.
Bento’s customization is very versatile. I’ll share my approach and dive into the different features, but the options are endless. The best way to start is to analyse different templates in this link.
Start by creating an account, and you’ll be asked to address a name to your Bento’s link.
As mentioned in the slogan “the good ones are still available”, so you are still very much in time to pick your default name/nickname.
After providing your email and password, you’re ready to start customizing your page. It will first ask you to add your social media links, and then lead you to the main page.
Something that I really enjoyed, is that most of the social media blocks already come with the follow option, reducing the need to enter it.
When I was first building, I was trying to find the feature to add more social media blocks, like the one you see just after creating the account. It happens that you can simply add a social media link and it will automatically recognise it.
The bar below shows what kind of items can be added to the page.
When you add one of these items, it will display a small block. But you can change the dimension by hovering it and selecting the configuration as below.
This way of customizing is very simple, just like a UX/UI platform for children.
In my case, I’ve split the page into different sections. The initial one showcases the primary links for individuals interested in learning more about me, while the second displays featured articles.
At the end, I have a shorter section aimed at Portuguese people.
The final work is below:
I provide freelancing services on a wide range of subjects related to Data Science, AI and Web3. Former Microelectronics Engineer who discovered that the easiest and fastest way to build is with a simple laptop💻. Passionated about writing, nature and technology.
At the time you’re reading this, there are probably some changes to the layout and content. But the main point is to show you how it works, and how clean it looks for someone just entering your universe.
This entry is also available on Medium with paywall for non-members.
https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/showcase-your-work-with-bento-dbad50e327b7
👉 Join the Web3 revolution and store your articles on the Permaweb with Mirror.
Bento was recently acquired by Linktree, which was one of the pioneer solutions to act as a door to several digital gateways in one single link. Linktree’s approach was to make it very simple for people to access other links, and there isn’t much you can do besides adding links, icons to social media networks, and customization.
Bento’s approach is based on the same principle but offers the flexibility to incorporate additional content, including images, videos, map locations, Spotify playlists, link previews, and more. Making it much more visual than Linktree.
Having more features is not always an advantage. Bento is not better than Linktree, and vice-versa. You should carefully pick the one that suits your needs the most.
In my case, Bento fills the gap I had to rapidly showcase my projects. I have a website, but it serves a broader purpose beyond just displaying my work, making it valuable for those genuinely interested in learning more about me. However, on social media, information flows rapidly, and this is where Bento comes to my aid.
Bento’s customization is very versatile. I’ll share my approach and dive into the different features, but the options are endless. The best way to start is to analyse different templates in this link.
Start by creating an account, and you’ll be asked to address a name to your Bento’s link.
As mentioned in the slogan “the good ones are still available”, so you are still very much in time to pick your default name/nickname.
After providing your email and password, you’re ready to start customizing your page. It will first ask you to add your social media links, and then lead you to the main page.
Something that I really enjoyed, is that most of the social media blocks already come with the follow option, reducing the need to enter it.
When I was first building, I was trying to find the feature to add more social media blocks, like the one you see just after creating the account. It happens that you can simply add a social media link and it will automatically recognise it.
The bar below shows what kind of items can be added to the page.
When you add one of these items, it will display a small block. But you can change the dimension by hovering it and selecting the configuration as below.
This way of customizing is very simple, just like a UX/UI platform for children.
In my case, I’ve split the page into different sections. The initial one showcases the primary links for individuals interested in learning more about me, while the second displays featured articles.
At the end, I have a shorter section aimed at Portuguese people.
The final work is below:
I provide freelancing services on a wide range of subjects related to Data Science, AI and Web3. Former Microelectronics Engineer who discovered that the easiest and fastest way to build is with a simple laptop💻. Passionated about writing, nature and technology.
At the time you’re reading this, there are probably some changes to the layout and content. But the main point is to show you how it works, and how clean it looks for someone just entering your universe.
This entry is also available on Medium with paywall for non-members.
https://medium.datadriveninvestor.com/showcase-your-work-with-bento-dbad50e327b7
👉 Join the Web3 revolution and store your articles on the Permaweb with Mirror.
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