ArneBab

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Freenet build 1495: new user experience and performance(freenetproject.org)
140 points by ArneBab 4y ago|97 comments
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Test release for Freenet 1495: easier entry, better lifetimes, URI-schemes(old.reddit.com)
5 points by ArneBab 4y ago|0 comments
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Infocalypse: Truly decentralized version control over Freenet(old.reddit.com)
4 points by ArneBab 4y ago|0 comments
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by ArneBab 4y ago
I think people don’t take the license of projects they use seriously. The license allows such relicensing. Use a copyleft-licensed project with outside contributors if you want the project to stay free.
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by ArneBab 4y ago
it’s basically a cc by-nc? https://www.draketo.de/light/english/politics/free-culture-d... NC covered works trick people into investing in a dead end. They can do that, for sure. It is legal and I don’t see r
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by ArneBab 4y ago
python optimizedSD/optimized_txt2img.py --device cpu --precision full --prompt "…" --H 512 --W 512 --n_iter 1 --n_samples 1 --ddim_steps 50
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by ArneBab 4y ago
I usually do the alignment with tab: my Emacs wisp-mode knows the indentation levels in use in the file, so it’s just shift-tab to go back to the previous scope and tab to nest more deeply. One observation I made is that wrapping an express
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by ArneBab 4y ago
You can do that in wisp: Inside parentheses (and strings), whitespace processing is halted. define : proc display (string-append "foo" "bar" (format #f "foo~a" 2) ) ; is valid wisp (it would b
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by ArneBab 4y ago
There’s also a wisp-derivative for Racket called Wraith: https://github.com/cwebber/racket2-rfcs/blob/wraith/wraith/w...
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by ArneBab 4y ago
A description like JSON / YAML with YAML as proper superset is close, yes, since you can embed arbitrary parenthesized Scheme in SRFI-110 (readable), SRFI-119 (wisp) and SRFI-49.
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by ArneBab 4y ago
Do you mean highlighting like this? https://www.draketo.de/software/wisp-mode-highlighting-seman... Many parts of structural editing (but not all) become simple indentation shifting with indentation-sensitive languages
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by ArneBab 4y ago
Wisp was developed alongside SRFI-110 for a while and branched to SRFI-119[1], because SRFI-110 got more and more complex to improve edge cases while the focus of wisp is to preserve the simplicity of lisp. For more details, see the history
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by ArneBab 4y ago
Except that wisp is not abandoned. See for example dryads-wake for a practical use that provides an embedded DSL for game dialogue that reads like a typical theatre script: https://hg.sr.ht/~arnebab/dryads-wake
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by ArneBab 4y ago
Thank you!
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Freenet 1494 released: streaming, config, security, windows, Debian, tooling(freenetproject.org)
6 points by ArneBab 4y ago|2 comments
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Freenet 1494 released: streaming, config, security, windows, Debian, tooling(freenetproject.org)
6 points by ArneBab 4y ago|0 comments
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Depgrapher: Fast Dependency Analysis for JavaScript(blog.disy.net)
2 points by ArneBab 4y ago|0 comments
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Freenet 1493 released: initial user experience, sneakernet, and performance(freenetproject.org)
2 points by ArneBab 5y ago|0 comments
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Freenet 1493-pre1 test release(mail-archive.com)
1 points by ArneBab 5y ago|0 comments
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by ArneBab 5y ago
The inactivity is due to index creators having stopped updating one year ago, so what you saw were old blogs — while missing the new one from the last year. There’s a new index that should be part of the default entry pages in the next rele
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by ArneBab 5y ago
I don’t understand why the installer was corrupted. This just works for me: wget ' https://github.com/freenet/fred/releases/download/build01492... ' -O new_installer_offline.jar; java -jar new_in
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by ArneBab 5y ago
And social security, healthcare, job security, and pension are pretty good, so you don’t have to save as much as safety net for the risk of getting sick or being fired to have a decent life when you’re older.
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by ArneBab 5y ago
This sounds like it tries to establish the notion of global respectability (see https://web.archive.org/web/20170628190710/http://www.advoga... ). It’s something that I consider futile — part of the huge
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by ArneBab 5y ago
If you had read what the poster said you’d know that they are fixing the problem. And already did a lot to fix it.
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by ArneBab 5y ago
To be consistent with that argument, you also need to oppose WhatsApp groups on ethical grounds. Do you?
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by ArneBab 5y ago
You should investigate how this changes with the Web Of Trust plugin and FMS — both have been in use for more than a decade. Both provide user-controlled moderation. They make it your responsibility as user not to boost people who post cont
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by ArneBab 5y ago
I’ll go through them: - it splits data into chunks, encrypts it end to end → same as Freenet. - uses a Kademlia DHT which removes the IP addresses after the first hop so no one can find all the nodes → same for Freenet, except that Freenet
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by ArneBab 5y ago
That would be great — I’d love to welcome you to Freenet, where no one can watch you read!
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by ArneBab 5y ago
I would go even further and say that people should be able (in practical life) to choose their own moderators to filter and curate content. And know that they work for them, not for some third party. In today's media visibility is mass
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by ArneBab 5y ago
What would be closer to pagerank? Freenet ranks others by their distance to you and weights their votes from that before aggregating them. And the up- and down-votes in the Web of trust are signed, because that is what happens automatical

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