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841.
by bullen 5y ago
Sure this might be the case but still adopting a fair.io license is not going to improve things when the simplest way is just to write down in english words what you mean. Courts will argue about the legality long after I'm dead but fo
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by bullen 5y ago
The elephant in the room here is that you can pay to win in any game by buying a monitor with higher reftesh rate and use a larger GPU that uses more electricity to have 2x more time to react. Fortunately for us humans that seems to stop at
843.
by bullen 5y ago
That's why you use dual licensing; if you clearly state that you want the software to use MIT without money involved but something else if money is involved that is generally not a problem, never has been, and never will be: because it
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by bullen 5y ago
If you read what I wrote the purpose of the A in my LGPL is so big coorps can't use the source for profit without sharing something back if they improve it; avoiding the whole elastic search debacle, like the comment above about MIT us
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by bullen 5y ago
Well, you use text that says "MIT _BUT_ also commercial license". That's how the law has always worked. You use words to descibe things. Good luck enforcing that MIT in court against my text.
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by bullen 5y ago
Ok, I have moved my licensing there, thx!
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by bullen 5y ago
I combine licenses in a weird manner to try and get some honest result: - On the low level more generic tooling I use ALGPL, so a mix of AGLP and LGPL, you can think of it as LGPL but you cannot modify it without sharing the source if you m
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by bullen 5y ago
It replicates all data everywhere in real-time asynchronously over HTTP. The id of each node is a hash of the key each node uses as privilege to edit. A user node can edit child nodes with it's key. link is used for 1-to-many and word
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by bullen 5y ago
If you want an even simpler and more scalable chat you can use my multiplayer online system: http://github.com/tinspin/fuse The HTTP server is written in Java with a custom JSON database and it has clients in C++, C# a
850.
by bullen 5y ago
Again, if understanability is paramount, ROOT is 2000 LoC: http://root.rupy.se
851.
by bullen 5y ago
Pipelined rendering increases motion-to-photon latency.
852.
by bullen 5y ago
My son has been on linux TWM desktop since he was 3. Youtube and Java Minecraft!
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by bullen 5y ago
The Apple 2 was a prototype for the C64. You have to look at the video and audio: the SID is still to our day one of the best analog 8-bit generation synth chips, the VIC-II pushed 8-bit graphics to their logical extreme. NES and SMS both h
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by bullen 5y ago
I bought an Amiga 1200 yesterday for 300EUR. I had a new transparent case for it since a while back, time to fill that case! I also hoarded breadbins for a while with RR-Net and Nunchuk64 + NES classic controllers, so I definitely have the
855.
by bullen 5y ago
No, I have been iterating on different hardware for 5 years, while developing the idea in my head. The real challenge is the physical limits and the scalability problem (radio range, bandwidth, electricity use, longevity and disc space) . I
856.
by bullen 5y ago
Many small things is the way big things form, all collapses happen this way because humans don't understand compounded exponential changes and react too late. Right now not a single company is making any profit, the margin calls are fi
857.
by bullen 5y ago
Clear and compelling need? Isn't $1/KWh enough for you? I don't think you understand that real electricity prices can never go down! Combine that with peak computer hardware performance/efficiency and you have a time bom
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by bullen 5y ago
I prefer a simpler approach where only 100% read uptime is guaranteed: http://talk.binarytask.com/task?id=4662372011677848884 The way to do this is to asynconously write to all nodes in real-time, here you can try it out:
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by bullen 5y ago
When I was studying Masters in Physics Engineering in Uppsala I spent all my time in the Sun+Solaris computer labs instead of going to the lessons we had in our Math and Physics courses. I fell into the rabbit hole of HTML+.js+Applets and j
860.
by bullen 5y ago
The fight for privacy and security in a centralized system is a battle that is lost before it has even begun for all participants. You need to redesign everything from scratch and be aware how the old system was flawed. The tradeoffs are us
861.
by bullen 5y ago
I don't like anycast because I think it requires BGP and backbone access or similar expensive stuff. DNS should have had regions in the main protocol so that people in EU don't use a DNS server in Asia f.ex. But it's too late
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by bullen 5y ago
Yes, but good point about the squatting, I know it's going to be a problem, eventually solved by the "market" but I would like something a bit leaner... thanks for stirring my noodles. Maybe a penalty for unused names with ti
863.
by bullen 5y ago
Well it will probably be some sort of hashing on the old fiber internet but at a fixed very low energy rate per message, and a bit higher energy rate for names (in a first come, first served manner with some sort of public/private key
864.
by bullen 5y ago
I don't agree that it's decentralized, it tries to be but it's really distributed with a few root servers with a few people that have keys to them. Eventually there will be a decentralized name system for probably a decentral
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by bullen 5y ago
I was pushing PoE until I found that a simple 5,5mm plug splitter to USB (micro/C) adapter will do the job with less complexity! http://move.rupy.se/file/final_pi_2_4_hybrid.png
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by bullen 5y ago
It's a bet, I think my 4GB Panasonic SLC and 1TB SanDisk MLC SD cards will last 100 years with my MMO server on the small and database on the large. Our children will see how that works out! ;) For PSU I use overdimensioned Mean Well t
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by bullen 5y ago
Most ISPs in Sweden have root certificates. I use this for security: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc2289 Trying to avoid MitM attacks from your ISPs is really an exercise i futility, and a really expensi
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by bullen 5y ago
I agree and push this to it's logical conclusion: logging is for development (test) only, on live I have everything hard routed to my mail, if something fails I'll know about it and be encouraged to fix it because I set it on a 24
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by bullen 5y ago
This is actually something I see as complementary, so the AI on the server has to decide the general direction and then on the client these flocking simulations can be applied for scale if you have the processing power. I'm thinking ea
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by bullen 5y ago
I think NNs are going to be a challenge as complexity grows. I'm trying to make mobs behave autonomously in my 3D action MMO. The memory (depth) I would need for that to succeed and the processing power to do it in real-time is making

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