OEIS

[ghost]

https://oeis.org/

• Download stripped.gz (20 MB) and names.gz (5 MB)
• Extract, merge and process data
• Publish merged version via IPFS (24 MB)

OEIS data under: OEIS-EULA / CC-BY-NC 3.0

Note:

• The OEIS base is updating daily - need for Automatic Updates #5

EDIT: Here's the whole OEIS microproject folder: QmbXX6jkJSx1aH41nfBqPyZAgxe1m4CzMMVnhYz1xRyFDQ

[jbenet]

indeed. what hash? can we replicate it?

[whyrusleeping]

he hid the hash in an inline link, very tricky: https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmSTWTYLiAjWSn4uJbAjDadXeFLYrfeKpShFADNjAUgPdt

[ghost]

Sorry, next time it will be like this: QmSTWTYLiAjWSn4uJbAjDadXeFLYrfeKpShFADNjAUgPdt

[jbenet]

vinctux: could we replicate it un-archived? so we can browse it on the web and link to internals?

[jbenet]

(if permissions and modes matter, dont worry)

[ghost]

@jbenet What exactly are we're expected to replicate? The source GZips are directly accessible on the OEIS server ([1], [2]) - and all modification was made by a simple Python script. I think I don't understand completely...
Edit: Here's the whole OEIS microproject folder: QmbXX6jkJSx1aH41nfBqPyZAgxe1m4CzMMVnhYz1xRyFDQ

[davidar]

👍

@vinctux I think @jbenet means making each oeis entry available as a separate file

[jbenet]

yeah, i mean unzipping firxt. though we may just add native zip support. cc @whyrusleeping

[whyrusleeping]

i could probably add zip support in a very similar manner to the way i added tar.

[davidar]

@whyrusleeping does ipfs have tar support now? Where? 😀

Edit: found it. That's awesome @whyrusleeping ! 👏