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7mo ago
> human.json is a simple decentralized mechanism created by Beto Dealmeida to discover human-authored websites and for owners of such sites to declare authorship. Interesting to see new experiments to help establish human trust. Anothe
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Human.json
(codeyarns.com)
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When Should a Manager Step In?
(dein.fr)
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7mo ago
> He learned in the end that he learned nothing new worth knowing. A valuable data point for me though!
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7mo ago
The reverse is true: asshole bosses who do right by workers quietly. Sometimes they're public assholes and privately terrible though. But sometimes (perhaps very rarely) they're openly caring AND do the right thing behind curtains
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7mo ago
This is a fairly recent phenomenon: I'm a longtime Small Web user and even I struggle with this massive influx of AI posts. I'm hopeful it will be addressed.
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I love my dumb watches
(gary.onl)
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I Don't Know How to Use iPhone Anymore
(lawtee.com)
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7mo ago
Everything is a sliding scale. There would be improvement from verified identities (and doing so through a zero-trust network is feasible.) I agree the worst actors wouldn't care at all, and in that case we address the algorithmic am
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7mo ago
If you don't know where to start check out the Linux Prepper [0] podcast. (I'm not affiliated, just a listener who enjoys the show.) [0] https://podcast.james.network/@linuxprepper/episodes
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7mo ago
Always excited to hear about fellow M1 users. I’m not limited in the slightest. 5-6 years strong now?
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7mo ago
For sure, leave the hype profiteers alone!
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7mo ago
Biased as the submitter here, but even if "jealousy" may be a weak argument ( as presented ) some of us were discussing scenarios where jealous statements were too obvious to let slide. It's a real human emotion and adds an u
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I think it spreads further. I just read two different blog posts from two very different authors lamenting the death of "indie businesses." Another developer in person expressed "concern" for me too. What they all had in
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Why do they want to get rid of software engineers?
(jrswab.com)
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How I Built Brickonomics: Smart Algorithms to Save Money on Lego
(thebrickblogger.com)
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This sounds like failure of leadership. Our coding meetups are already implementing what the GP suggested [0] and we also enforce our written guidelines (in this case, politely removing the bad eggs.) [0] https://handmadecities.c
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7mo ago
Thank you! Ignore the downvoters.
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What will you do? eBay?
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How are hardware keys safer than biometric based unlocks? Asking as someone who's interested in opsec. (In theory, law enforcement can force you to use your key just as well as your thumb or face?)
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What we want and don't want from the dark forest era
(ystrickler.com)
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I heard about some new agencies requiring "proof of work" which means mailing a handwritten manuscript. Sucks for the author, but that would filter out most AI spam and give real authors a better chance, right?
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Four questions agents can't answer
(blog.marcua.net)
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Smol Phone
(loreleice.bearblog.dev)
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> Frank Herbert wrote something that is particularly prescient. Curiously enough the Dune books are a strong rebuke against prescience (read: humanity coveting precog abilities.) I'll leave it at that to avoid spoilering. Keep an
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8mo ago
Correct, I should've clarified I buy new hardcovers to support the author!
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Can't recommend it enough. And with this plugin you'll immediately notice if a video is vapid (read: only exists to plug the sponsor.)
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It’s funny: a loved one gifted me a book knowing I’m opposed to Amazon’s practices. They let me know they bought it elsewhere and the act of paying more was part of the gift’s charm (they’ll use Amazon otherwise.)
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How Much Does a Blog Cost: 2026 Edition
(axxuy.xyz)
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List seems reasonable. Wondering if author missed anything important.
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