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step 0: maybe don't use "normies" on your official project page. I've peripherally know about urbit for, at this point, multiple years, and have not the first
by hprotagonist 7y ago
step 0: maybe don't use "normies" on your official project page.
I've peripherally know about urbit for, at this point, multiple years, and have not the first clue what it really is or does or attempts to solve.
- bitwize 7y agoIt's a bullet point on Curtis Yarvin's head-CV: "Successfully reinvented computing and the internet as we know it, creating a better world for everyone."
- kzrdude 7y agoIt's a self-deprecating joke, it's funny to me. Relax :)
- ianbicking 7y agoThis article, and every other article, goes to great length to talk about the problems they attempt to solve: computing (and storage?) separated from an individual device, personal ownership of an identity, and communication channels between those identities and presumably the computation that works on those identities' behalf. With a bunch of privacy stuff and maybe some ability to fund this computation? Where every article fails is in saying how they accomplish it and what any of it means in practice. We're both baffled on that point.