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by benwerd 13y ago
NASA is not a government agency as such, and its work is not required to be released as public domain. Instead, it falls under the Federal Acquisition Regulations: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Acquisition_Regula
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by benwerd 13y ago
Isn't releasing the source code a condition of using the open source Chromium code? Putting your code out should be effortless. Just put it out there; cleaning it up can happen later.
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I just want to say "fuck everything", hold up my hands and walk away.(werd.io)
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What's the best way to give developers space?(werd.io)
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Working from home: how not to get distracted(werd.io)
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Fatberg: a modern enterprise technology stack(fatberg.org)
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A Year of Open Source(flatfrogblog.com)
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Candy Says: a web-first concert video, written in responsive HTML5(candysays.it)
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Outmap: a collaborative geodata platform I couldn't release(werd.io)
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by benwerd 13y ago
Unstability is my new startup name. Seriously, though, this kind of work ethic is terrible . You need to give your brain room to be creative. Your work will be better for it.
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The MobiusTube(static.echonest.com)
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Engineering the life I want to lead(werd.io)
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by benwerd 13y ago
At latakoo ( http://latakoo.com ) we're building video codecs with built-in strong encryption, for enterprise use.
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by benwerd 13y ago
Exactly this. I'm not exactly sure what makes people in the UK (and disclosure: I spent 30 years of my 34-year life there) think that their country is somehow going to be more ethical. There are zero positive signals that this is going
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by benwerd 13y ago
I'm working on an independent web publishing platform with decentralized social networking features: http://idno.co/ You can see me kick the tires over at: http://werd.io/ I'm considering funding
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A new way to measure continued progress of existence and events.(werd.io)
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by benwerd 13y ago
Definitely. Thanks! :)
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The IndieWeb as a minimum viable social web ecosystem(werd.io)
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by benwerd 13y ago
Alas, I caught that as soon as I hit "submit". Amazon takes 12 hours to accept edits. It'll be fixed eventually ...
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Show HN: I wrote a book about startups. And dragons. NBD.(amazon.com)
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What idno is(werd.io)
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Decentralized comments and the IndieWeb(benwerd.com)
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The tyranny of content types(werd.io)
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Consensus Emerging That U.S. Economy Based On Rents Not Production(news.firedoglake.com)
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Centralizing my social media is making me think about what I post(werd.io)
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Announcing the Orwell Fund's inaugural startup batch(werd.io)
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I don't get why you'd use markdown to blog on your own site(werd.io)
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by benwerd 13y ago
Curious to see how this will affect (eg) the Moodle community.
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by benwerd 13y ago
Contents no longer a mystery; are instead a setup for what is basically the gaming world's answer to reality TV. This could go either way.
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by benwerd 13y ago
For what it's worth, ToroPHP allows you to do pretty much exactly what he's describing in PHP. But as always, you should use what makes you productive, whether that's Node.js, PHP, Python, Ruby, Perl, COBOL or QuickBASIC. Maybe not the last

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