ChristianBundy

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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> I think the left libertarians and the socialist anarchists could actually be allies if they could get past all their language differences and knee jerk reactions. Could you give an example of what you mean by this?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I don't know.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
79 by my count, but I'd be happy to have someone correct me. https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/tree/ef4d09ee3c067c280ba... It looks to me like the only changes in that table since November 2017 are tha
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> Urbit was on its own island until recently In what way?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
My preference is IPoAC.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Alternatively, you can have human-centric P2P networks like Scuttlebutt and Dat where you don't have to worry about sybil attacks . It's a trade-off, because these networks are invite-only, but once you're in you're g
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Yep, sorry for the brevity -- I was on mobile. Right now the only valid message type is a JSON payload with both the content of the message and the signature embedded in the object. This has two problems: - The embedded signature is annoyin
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Of course not. The point (for me) is that it's truly owned by it's users and it never goes down.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I'm personally working on both of these problems. Multiple feeds are implementated in an Oasis PR, and multiple feed types are implemented in the protocol and Go implementation, but the JS implementation is still being worked on. Once
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Yep, and your database will record that it's missing message N.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
It's a shame that people are learning new things and experimenting with new hobbies to keep themselves busy during quarantine. All change is bad, but especially personal growth. But really though, a family buying 5 pounds of flour is
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Fun trivia: the original implementation[0] was 17 lines of Ruby, which was absolutely terrible because I didn't know what I was doing. I'm happy to see that it's grown so much! [0]: https://github.com/Homebrew
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> You wrap it around the top of your head (forehead level), so it sticks to itself. You keeps the bottom part loose, so it doesn't restrict breathing. It works. Sorry, does your version of HN not display the comments you've pre
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
> You keeps the bottom part loose, so it doesn't restrict breathing. Obviously you weren't advocating for a face mask that only covered the eyes.
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
I think there's a pre-assembled version of this, it's called "a plastic bag", and most people know not to stick their head in one. Please don't encourage dangerous behavior.
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
This should be something that you can fix within your app though. :~)
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
> So for example, "3% salt" just means 3 grams of water for every 100 grams of floor. I think maybe there's a typo here with "salt" vs "water"? I've had a hard time with these percentages. 3% salt
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
Is there somewhere I can read more about that?
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
You may already do this, but bugs like these are the reason I usually recommend having two kernels. The "oh crap did the latest release break X" is a lot easier to test if you can just reboot into the LTS kernel.
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
Also: Does this work offline, or on just a LAN? To be completely candid, I feel very strongly that we should be moving away from decentralized protocol that require anything more than two friends and a wifi network.
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
> Using dgit doesn't require running a "node" of any kind (aka an SSB peer) I'm not sure that I understand this, could you add details? The only interpreteation that makes sense is "you don't have to run any
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
Bonus points: npm install username/repo#semver:^1.2.3 The big problem is that lots of Node.js modules don't push their tags, so there are issues on lots of repos begging maintainers to push their Git tags so that we don&#
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
Yes, the point being that linear halving is much more intuitive for most people than exponential halving. Even when you're told the doubling rate, your brain reaches for the wrong answer every time.
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
Maybe you can correct me if I'm wrong, but I've always considered Ctrl+C and Ctrl+D to be signals that you can send a process rather than explicit characters. You might also get some stdout for those key combinations because ???
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
Mumble is great, we use it lots for working on Secure Scuttlebutt, but we end up using Jitsi for calls between small groups with fast internet because video chat is nice with friends. I would love to use something like Mumble but with video
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
In that case, isn't that basically style="color: var(--gray-500);" with extra steps? I love to see people experiment for the sake of experimentation, but I'd be hesitant to adopt Tailwind as an engineer unless I understo
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
I want to be clear: I don't care, and I doubt Facebook cares. But legally, I think this code was stolen. Facebook owns the copyright to the source code, so copying and distributing is theft in the same way that copying and distributing
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
+1, I'm on the Chromebook Pixel 2 (2015) and have been running Arch Linux for years now. I can't recommend it enough.
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
If you're interested, I think it would be really wise to have our DIY P2P communities chat more often. It's great to all get together at events like Dweb camp, but since we're all working on similar problems maybe more commun
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by ChristianBundy 7y ago
I could be confused, but I think the SSB paper has been published already.

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