Gormo

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by Gormo 1y ago
The exact same techniques used for email can be used for RSS. You could generate unique links for RSS too, based on requester headers, in the same way way web fingerprinting works. There'd be a bit of computational overheard in compa
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by Gormo 1y ago
There's definitely a lot of muddled up terminology here. What they're calling "mesh networking" here is really just VPN in the conventional sense, and what they're calling "VPN" is only a single feature of
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by Gormo 1y ago
> It speeds up people who don't know how to program 100%. I'm not sure how that challenges the point of the article, which is that metrics of the total volume of code being publicly released is not increasing. If LLMs are op
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by Gormo 1y ago
I'd suspect that a very large proportion of code has always been "private code" written for personal or intra-organizational purposes, and which never get released publicly. But if we expect the ratio of this sort of private
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by Gormo 1y ago
The idea is that you add an auth layer if that's what you want to do. The majority of Ollama users at the moment are likely hobbyists working in single-user contexts. For those who want to deploy it in an organizational setting, it&#
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by Gormo 1y ago
Ollama doesn't run a web server that is "broadcasting across the internet". It runs a server that is accessible locally. You have to deliberately deploy it onto a public server in order for it to be accessible from the i
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by Gormo 1y ago
> Wow - what's driving the quest for new programming languages? Is People having an interest in exploring the topic.
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by Gormo 1y ago
Only three? I want to run it on Haiku and AROS!
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by Gormo 1y ago
No, that ruling was almost exactly the opposite. The FEC tried to argue, based on the "electioneering communication" provisions of the McCain-Feingold act, that expression of opinions that might benefit a candidate was equivalent
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by Gormo 1y ago
No one is "given" a right to free speech -- rather, in the United States, the constitution recognizes a pre-existing right to free speech, and enjoins the government from infringing upon it. This applies regardless of what organi
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by Gormo 1y ago
"Companies" are organizational paradigms that people use to pursue their goals. Everything is people.
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by Gormo 1y ago
> So what happened? Capitalism happened. More specifically, financialization happened. Everything US companies does comes down to simply cutting costs and increasing profits for short-term financial performance. There is (now) absolutely
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by Gormo 1y ago
Well, "the market" is just a descriptive model that represents the aggregated pattern of economic activity within society -- there is no "outside" of the market, and everyone, including political states, are just market
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by Gormo 1y ago
This is the sort of thing that would be perfect to view from within Eagle Mode ( https://eaglemode.sourceforge.net/ ).
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by Gormo 1y ago
> (I know, “ASCII art” colloquially means more than just the ASCII range.) I recall "ASCII art" always referring to art made with the 7-bit character set, and art made with the extended CP437 characters (and including color, et
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by Gormo 1y ago
> Does anyone know if Vaultwarden has commercial users? Yes, it does.
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by Gormo 1y ago
One of the biggest problems with a lot of the modern theory of democracy is that it sees democratic mechanisms as being not just necessary but sufficient to justify any action undertaken by the state. Another major problem is the lack of
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by Gormo 1y ago
SeaMonkey is still actively maintained, and still has Composer.
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by Gormo 1y ago
Perhaps thinking about "groups" having exclusive control of large regions of territory is itself the core of the problem.
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by Gormo 1y ago
Is this a joke? You're suggesting that to avoid censorship, multiple competing processors should be instead consolidated into a politically-controlled monopoly? Are you serious?
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by Gormo 1y ago
Wayland's lack of readiness for production use is indeed a major roadblock to using it in production.
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by Gormo 1y ago
> Does Linux have a stable and reliable remote desktop server yet? Only for about 20 years for graphical desktop and 34 years for console. Console options: Telnet, Rlogin, SSH. Graphical options: X forwarding, VNC, X2Go. > Using Wayl
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by Gormo 1y ago
> She said individuals, activists should have the right to veto new developments in their neighborhoods. That's a big contradiction in her overall message -- NIMBYism is just another kind of central planning . Stopping the governme
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by Gormo 1y ago
I don't know what to tell you at this point other than 'eppur si muove' -- you're giving me a bunch of theoretical reasons as to why you think it shouldn't work, and yet Gemini has been around for years now: it
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by Gormo 1y ago
> I'm going to take a guess and say you don't use linux as your daily desktop. I've only been using Linux as my personal daily-driver for 14 years, and in that time, have only used three different distros as my desktop OS.
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by Gormo 1y ago
> I actually don't know of any other way to get them. You can't actually get podcasts per se at all from YouTube. YouTube rehosts podcasts as YouTube channels , and doesn't itself expose podcast feeds. Lots of people sub
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by Gormo 1y ago
> There is no friction. It's trivial to write a program that can scrape a Gemini network. It's not trivial at all. First, you have to want to do it, then you have to commit time and effort to doing it, then you have to maint
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by Gormo 1y ago
> How do you that with Gemini? You keep it isolated from the ecosystem in which all of those things are taking place. > The moment this "parallel ecosystem" showed any content that hinted at something lucrative, you will hav
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by Gormo 1y ago
There's no 'proposal' here -- this is a review of an active ecosystem that has already had its ideas implemented and iterated on for the past six years. Having a different ecosystem is the exact intention of this project.
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by Gormo 1y ago
Does gemini have any concept of feeds or pub/sub? Yes: https://geminiprotocol.net/docs/companion/subscription.gmi Many clients, including my favorite, Lagrange ( https://gmi.skyjake.fi/lagrange

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