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The Technosociety Has Peaked(medium.com)
1 points by brisky 7y ago|0 comments
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by brisky 7y ago
I like the idea that code should look more and more like human language. I think that programming languages have gotten much more human-friendly nowadays and this trend will continue. I have created my own human-like programming language pr
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Show HN: Termpage – Add terminal interface to your webpage(github.com)
3 points by brisky 7y ago|0 comments
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by brisky 7y ago
After watching this I realized that we need to update mobile app permissions model to distinguish between front and back camera access. I can see many cases where I would grant the app back facing camera permissions but would not give it fr
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Show HN: HackerThought – Indie Tech Blog Aggregator(hackerthought.com)
1 points by brisky 7y ago|0 comments
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Leaving the Shire: a farewell letter to my colleagues at Palantir(medium.com)
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Show HN: Termpage – Build a webpage that behaves like a terminal(github.com)
5 points by brisky 7y ago|1 comments
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Engineering-free programming is the future of software development(medium.com)
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The Digital House(tautvilas.dpage.io)
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by brisky 7y ago
Totally agree. Ping me on connect@tautvilas.lt if you would like to discuss this idea more and try to develop it :)
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by brisky 7y ago
That is something I have been thinking about too. I imagine this could work as a distributed decentralized db where you publish some link and sign it with your domain key. A client could easily select the most submitted urls from DB and als
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by brisky 7y ago
Author here. I would like to address some of your questions: 1) The web is decentralized by design - we only need to 'upgrade it' 2) We need to create tools that empower people to leverage decentralized capabilities of the web (so
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by brisky 7y ago
Of course you still need to have servers somewhere. The decentralized parts are these: blockstack identity (which is stored on blockchain) and the fact that all user data is not stored on one server, but on multiple nodes. The user can choo
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by brisky 7y ago
You should check out blockstack. The platform does not use blockchain to store data, but only to create a more robust domain name and identity solution. The data is stored on encrypted server storage. I think this is a nice combination of d
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The Vision for Decentralized Web(tautvilas.lt)
106 points by brisky 7y ago|51 comments
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The Digital House(tautvilas.lt)
2 points by brisky 7y ago|0 comments
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by brisky 7y ago
Showed this photo for my 4.5 year old son. I thought he might identify some objects since kids can be creative. However he looked at it for 1 second and just said that he sees nothing.
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The Vision for a More Decentralized Web(hackernoon.com)
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The vision for a more decentralized Web(medium.com)
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We have been programming for thousands of years(medium.freecodecamp.org)
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Engineering-free programming is the future of software development(hackernoon.com)
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Decentralized Internet Community News(decentus.com)
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Show HN: Loginless Community News Aggregator with DNS Based Authorization(decentus.com)
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by brisky 8y ago
Check out blockstack, they solved this in similar way like you described
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by brisky 8y ago
Data ownership is just one aspect. However i don't think twitter is good comparison to email at all. Email is for private communications and twitter is public social network.
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by brisky 8y ago
Twitter is centralized platform where people down own their data. We need to think how to make open protocols better in order to improve the decentralized web
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by brisky 8y ago
I agree that blocking would be needed. However if you are a business or individual that has email posted on the website it is not much harder for spammers to get it anyway. Another usecase. Let's say I buy a domain myname.com for perso
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We should improve email protocol to allow userless addresses
4 points by brisky 8y ago|7 comments
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Let's Use DNS Records to Provide Decentralized Identity
4 points by brisky 8y ago|2 comments
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Decentralized Internet Community News(decentus.com)
2 points by brisky 8y ago|0 comments

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