EricRiese

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by EricRiese 2y ago
The use case that jumps out at me is people that have to wear heavy protective clothing outside in hot weather. Like motorcycle gear.
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by EricRiese 2y ago
From the domain I would have thought this guy spends all his time struggling with D-Bus
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by EricRiese 2y ago
#NotAllGraphs
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by EricRiese 2y ago
GameShell https://github.com/phyver/GameShell If you have issues with the install, try using the devcontainer via Codespaces on my PR branch https://github.com/er2/GameShell/tree/devcont
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by EricRiese 2y ago
Java supports the never free strategy with Epsilon GC
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by EricRiese 2y ago
The question is how many fewer bedrooms would be available now if these rules had been in place years ago, and what would that do to the price of rent and the rate of homelessness. And ask a homeless person if they'd prefer to be on th
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by EricRiese 2y ago
Who keeps receipts? That's the point, you would if it was easy. It's automatic like keeping a email. I have all my credit card transactions going back years. It would be the same. It wouldn't be linked to me as I envision it.
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by EricRiese 2y ago
It's the merchant's signature. The buyer's info isn't part of the receipt as I envision it. It's necessary for some of the functionality I mentioned but not all. Also you're assuming the receipt from one transa
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by EricRiese 2y ago
I just listed several as far as I'm concerned. I don't see it happening as a Y Combinator Silicon Valley ad supported startup. The best I can imagine right now is to pitch the vision and have standards bodies and industry groups c
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by EricRiese 2y ago
I've thought about something like this. In my mind it all comes down to receipts. We need a system of ubiquitous standardized itemized and cryptographically signed digital receipts. That way everything you buy aggregates into your pers
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by EricRiese 2y ago
> In Britain and America Gen Zers are avoiding the humanities, and are going instead for more obviously useful things like economics and engineering. LOL
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by EricRiese 3y ago
You would think a place like this would be used as a setting in some Sci-Fi movie and become instantly recognizable. Hell, you wouldn't even have to change the name.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
That's so... meta
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Check out https://docassemble.org/ I don't know if it's popular enough to be used on your side of the pond, but it's a tool used by lawyers that's scriptable and extensible with code.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
I feel like the way this sort of thing should work is you'd have a class of entities that you would trust to be identity providers, like banks, credit unions, ID.me, maybe cell providers and maybe Google/Apple/Microsoft if yo
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Cuba is out here with probably the most socialist system and the most doctors per capita.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Y'all remember the Google Field Trip app from Niantic labs? You could set it up to pop up and read out local facts when you arrived at a new place.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Dammit Tim!
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Yes, in LibreOffice you can save as FODT: flat ODT, which is a single unzipped XML. That's what I use to store my resume in git.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
https://file.pizza/ is another example of browser based peer to peer file transfer
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by EricRiese 3y ago
The article called it "third generation"
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Java has a lot of "throwingness polymorphism". You can extend an interface to say a method throws a subclass of the Exception thrown by the parent interface method. You can extend an interface and say that that method actually doe
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by EricRiese 3y ago
> the most non-erroneous of events, that aren't even errors... You're applying a value judgement that the language makers can't and shouldn't make for you. Whether the error is innocuous or malicious, the happy path o
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by EricRiese 3y ago
I'm not saying it reduced the demand, I'm saying it increased the supply.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Or it's for the HFT bots that run the press releases through sentiment analysis and make trades accordingly.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
GitHub copilot was first released 2 years ago
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by EricRiese 3y ago
It's the same people replying. They're just using chatgpt to make their replies more professional.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Your tickets are missing the hologram, there's no such team as the Spungos, and finally they seem to be printed on some sort of cracker.
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by EricRiese 3y ago
Transcribed for accessibility. (Google Lens did a really good job but I cleaned up what I noticed.) July 4, 2023 Hi Dynamicland is still going, just quietly. We closed the Oakland space for covid, but Realtalk development and collaborations
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by EricRiese 3y ago
I was quite surprised when I first found http://remoku.tv and watched it scan my network to find my Roku.

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