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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Languages and kernels don't exactly have the same design considerations. Types and compilers are trying to help you write valid programs for your benefit. A kernel only has access to machine code representation of your possibly buggy o
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Unless your OS is virtual machine that checks the structure of the user program, at some point, your typed data will have to be a set of numbers and/or a byte stream. Granted, the set of numbers required for utf-8 `connect` is a little
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Rate Your Music: “one of the largest music communities online”(rateyourmusic.com)
3 points by cropcirclbureau 4y ago|0 comments
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Ah,I forgot the Littr[0] which fits your bill even better. Discussed on HN[1] a few months ago. [0]: https://littr.me/ [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31785966
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
There's Lemmy[0] which is a reddit clone though it's multiple "subreddits" per server is how it's implemented. It's rather small currently and the existing crowd's mainly software developers and hardcore l
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
The most challenging thing I faced when I first joined some niche Mastodon server was what to make of the three feeds available to me: - the mostly quiet local feed (even though it niche suit me well) - the inaccessible firehose that is the
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
It can. There's a check box on the telegram desktop to disable compression and on mobile you can send the image as a "file" attachment as opposed to an "image attachment".
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
The article states that they're using the wasmedge[0] runtime actually. [0]: https://github.com/WasmEdge/WasmEdge/
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Nice work. A simple feature that I'd like to see is if I could focus on one of the columns and have it expand, use more screen-space. And +1 on the searx comments, I'd love to use such an interface there.
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
> `async` to make fake generators. Genawaiter[0] is one of them. [0]: https://github.com/whatisaphone/genawaiter
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
I don't know if hardware is the primary issue today. There are cheap computers on the market and you can even use old smartphones for a web server if it comes to it[0]. Not a lack of software either; even if recent, all the Fediverse s
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
The author of that blog has an interesting write up on that same topic. https://educatedguesswork.org/posts/web5-first-impressions/
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Challenges in building a decentralized web(educatedguesswork.org)
74 points by cropcirclbureau 4y ago|30 comments
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
There are a bunch of VS Code extensions for Mermaid support[0]. [0]: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/search?term=mermaid&tar...
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Logseq, Athens and others uses outlines (Markdown unordered lists) at their core with files being more of the backing store. Obsidian uses plain markdown files. There are Obsidian plugins that provide similar support but it's still for
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Dendron is built around the dot.namespace.hierarchies which are a nifty way to organize your PKM and implement "Folder Notes" feature. Foam is more traditional, file system based. Very like Obsidian, like I said. I was able to _se
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Dendron's dot.namespaced.hierarchies were an instant "I want that" when I first run across it[^1] but yes, I've become wary of over opinionated tooling for my notes that require specific and idiosyncratic architecture&#x
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
For those looking for an Obsidian like tool for commercial usage, check out Foam[0]. It covers most of the core Obsidian features and it's implemented as a VS Code extension with all of the advantages that entails. Of course, you won&#
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
It's my personal experience that songs that I haven't played to the end get are more likely to get stuck. What's more, it's usually the span around the point at which I stopped the playback that keeps echoing on andon an
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
I'm not using the playlists as a list of songs to listen to in one session. These are issues that come to the fore when you start using them as an organizational primitive. It's more limited than you think in that sense. For examp
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Here's one reason: you can only have playlist of songs. There's no way to collapse songs of a single album to one entry. You might think it's a little change but it completely devastates the experience if you're someone
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Another, related, work by Nick Bostrom: - https://www.nickbostrom.com/existential/risks.html
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by cropcirclbureau 4y ago
Interesting usage of the word folklore.
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by cropcirclbureau 5y ago
An interesting entry that links to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technopaganism
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by cropcirclbureau 5y ago
Including big overlap with Holochain (which also has WASM and Rust but maybe a bit too ambitions), AD4M protocl over Holochain and maybe Gun. Always glad to see more effort in this area though.
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by cropcirclbureau 5y ago
Found about reading this blog post[0] that details plans for an ECS for a Zig game engine. - [0] < https://devlog.hexops.com/2022/lets-build-ecs-part-1 >
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MultiArrayList: Zig type that auto-SoAs your structs(github.com)
27 points by cropcirclbureau 5y ago|2 comments
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by cropcirclbureau 5y ago
Yeah, the video [0] by Fermilab that taught me this explanation blew my mind. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2JCoIGyGxc&list=LL&index=94
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by cropcirclbureau 5y ago
The suggested site https://LearningOpenGl.com is great and I've seen similar websites for Vulkan and WebGPU. I also recommend grabbing the suggested book, Real Time Rendering, along. I've found it to be great learning
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by cropcirclbureau 5y ago
Someone already did in the Discord.

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