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by calebio 2y ago
That's a really good question. In my head, I'm imagining someone early in the morning posting a flyer up on a bulletin board downtown. Throughout the day many folks walked by and took photos of the flyer with their cell phone. At
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by calebio 2y ago
Sure, but as far as I understand it, his followers were Jewish people, those followers called him Rabbi, so at that time... it was a "Jewish viewpoint".
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by calebio 2y ago
I think there's a decent case to be made that he was considered a "rabbi", or teacher in the time period prior to the destruction of the second temple, by a group of jewish folks. As far as I understand it, the more formalize
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by calebio 2y ago
A lot of the houses that don't currently have modern high speed internet access also don't have water pipes and sewer pipes. They have wells or water collection/delivery and septic tanks. Electricity and twisted pair phone l
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by calebio 2y ago
> I keep wondering how people make Starlink work, my understanding is the connection degrades then stops then reconnects every...idk, 5 minutes? as the satellites go overhead. That is not a correct understanding for how the Starlink netw
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by calebio 2y ago
I put salves all over me body.
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by calebio 2y ago
I kind of wonder if some of those folks equate things like the gulf war or the war on terror as "foreign aid".
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by calebio 2y ago
It's not necessarily his idea.
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by calebio 2y ago
The world was not "working just fine". It _appeared_ to be "working just fine" but it isn't. Take a look at U.S. shipbuilding capacity, U.S. military equipment maintenance, and the defense industrial base that is ma
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by calebio 2y ago
It felt like I was there, in my head, for a brief and beautiful moment of time. What an incredible set of photos.
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by calebio 2y ago
Agreed. I find that I still have "wonder" all of the time, and that is what drives me to try and "figure it out". The sense of wonder never goes away, but my naivete about a single experience does go away. I don't k
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by calebio 2y ago
bingo, this was my thought as well. One perspective works well for the micro, and the other for the macro.
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by calebio 2y ago
Following that same line, if we had that ability, it would be useful for communicating to deep submarines like the U.S. used to do with Project Sanguine[0] and ELF waves :) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Sang
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by calebio 2y ago
This article ended too soon :( I was having a really good time reading it, very nice work!
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by calebio 2y ago
> I don't quite understand how he suddenly got so much influence. memetics
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by calebio 2y ago
When I'm reading? No. I don't want a unique experience to consume your text context. There are some websites where this is done and it's really cool, but I'm not there to read text on those websites.
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by calebio 2y ago
100%. As he's described it himself, he was certainly dedicated to the art life.
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by calebio 2y ago
It's not that hyperbolic. I'd say the economy isn't built on you making furniture and fixing windows in old houses for a living. Do folks like you exist? Yes. Is the economy built on folks like you? No.
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by calebio 2y ago
> IG tries to solve some of this with Close Friends and other lists but people don’t really want to spend their time constantly organizing a list of friends. Agreed. IG's UI for this is horrible. I really liked Google+'s &quot
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by calebio 2y ago
I wonder if there is an overlap in the Rust and Arch Linux community then :D
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by calebio 2y ago
Mostly unrelated but did anyone else use FlamingText.com in the early 2000s?
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by calebio 2y ago
As a remote worker, it would be really cool to have something running locally that had access to my Zoom logs/meeting transcripts, Slack, email, calendar, etc. Then take that and have it summarized what I did all day on the computer.
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by calebio 2y ago
I have a constant battle with Kudzu every year. I wish we could find an easier way to kill the stuff, or transform it into something else. That being said, goats will dig down and eat the hell out of the stuff.
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by calebio 2y ago
Stripe
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by calebio 2y ago
I don't think the folks that say this usually mean "never done before" in the way that you are saying. "never done before" in my experience usually translates to "this combination of things doesn't have pr
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by calebio 2y ago
And then if someone does have a blocker, talking about it needs to be "taken offline", so you already have to do an external sync-up anyway.
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by calebio 2y ago
Silverlight, now that's a name I haven't heard in a while. Next you're going to say Macromedia.
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by calebio 2y ago
I can't be the only one who read the title and thought this was about detecting a counterfeit Flash player.
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by calebio 3y ago
let's create Myst in this
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by calebio 3y ago
I'm curious, what did the uplink look like for those 18 wheelers?

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