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by decentrality 8y ago
Apparently we're late to migrate, but I recently started the move to RainLoop: https://www.rainloop.net/ is actually much better software in my opinion, and is self-hosted unlike FastMail. Rainloop satisfies the need f
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by decentrality 8y ago
Would be 10x more awesome if an "auto-play" mode were possible, with associated audio-file, and pre-programmed transitions. Would take sound file attachment, and array of minute/second offsets; once timed to audio file, this
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by decentrality 8y ago
Right on, it's fixed now.
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by decentrality 8y ago
At the time of me writing this, the link to nim at the top of the article is wrong. I let the author know, but it ought to be: https://nim-lang.org/ The first reference to the FQDN ends with "-" before the TLD, ap
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by decentrality 8y ago
Yes, there is one key presupposition there, that we actually are going to live forever in some way. At the absolute minimum, that is an _excellent_ way to think about outcomes we'd actually benefit from. If we have to be here forever,
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Ask HN: What do we say? Memorandum of Understanding 170.1Mm2-001 [PRs Welcome](github.com)
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by decentrality 9y ago
Favorite quote: > I have been working on a startup on the side (and on the clock, because fuck it, idgaf anymore)
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by decentrality 9y ago
From the looks of it, you asked basically this same question within the past year. I think the real question is: are you being honest with yourself? The last time you asked this it was more along the lines of "I hate my job and want ou
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by decentrality 9y ago
With my Google Chrome 64.0.3282.119 instance, there is no user selector it seems, which is causing authentication to fail, which then causes an infinitely repeating loop of reconnection attempts all leading to a 404 or 401 response in JSON.
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by decentrality 9y ago
The Art of War by Sun Tzu
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by decentrality 9y ago
I would be interested to know WHEN it was used also, because it has substantially improved to the point it is a drop-in replacement for extremely heavy Slack implementations
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by decentrality 9y ago
Back online //
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by decentrality 9y ago
That was a notice posted for yesterday.
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by decentrality 9y ago
( Technically an on-premises install solves the originally stated problem, and here the scope increased. P2P doesn't solve the real problem domain either, as soon as you aren't in the same room, a lot of the internet variables ret
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by decentrality 9y ago
Self-hosted ( if you want that ) but not P2P: https://about.mattermost.com/
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by decentrality 9y ago
For the past few weeks there have been a series of 500 errors accumulating on strangely easy API requests ( like user presence detection ) on an increasing number of endpoint hits, more and more frequently.
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by decentrality 9y ago
A deeper question would be: Are we part of our environment and ought we sometimes fight to keep our location not just our social position if that is a strong feeling for us? It is possible some people belong where they are and relocation is
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by decentrality 9y ago
"Datacenter" undefined.
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by decentrality 10y ago
I love how a famous forefather ( turned 3:16 experimenter and muser on metaphysics, etc ) suddenly throws in how he wanted to role play cheating in a hotel during the course of research in Oslo, and that was his wife's expectation if h
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by decentrality 10y ago
Regardless, whether it be OpenSSL first or /dev/urandom first, "haveged" entropy generation is still needed for virtual machines, which is the most common use case. In my experience both ways are a no-go without special
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by decentrality 11y ago
Use Rubinius or jRuby and not MRI if you want to escape the GIL. If you use any concurrency approaches with a GIL in place, there will be only an appearance of parallelism.
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by decentrality 11y ago
You would probably like Celluloid better, if you're asking that question. See http://celluloid.io
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by decentrality 11y ago
Their (non-digital) services are awesome. Only digital oblivion being solved here... their institution itself seems superior to most I've experienced... except being digitally horrible
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by decentrality 11y ago
I think BBVA might be trying to aquire their way out of digital oblivion. What I've seen of their customer interfaces are some of the worst I've experienced.
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by decentrality 11y ago
How do we tangibly and realistically, consciously reverse the effect?
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by decentrality 11y ago
What's funny is the same thing works in reverse but not enough to deter completely : "what (real life) shenanigans am I attracting by hoping this isn't a total timesuck?" Clients from LinkedIn in are way more high mainte
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by decentrality 11y ago
Last paragraph is most salient. LinkedIn is an inadvertently maimed social construct, the (soon to be) missing link between a resume or cv and whatever comes next. Facebook can be opted out of without THAT long of a sidelong glance because
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by decentrality 11y ago
Does TIME factor into the cost saving here, both to research and to go so far out of the way? Seems like the savings might not actually be saved, but spent as time, many times over.
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by decentrality 11y ago
Bloomberg $36.5b [1] Trump $4.5b [2] Clinton (household) $111m [3] Bush $21m [4] Context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Presiden... Sources: [1] http://www.forbes.com/profile/
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by decentrality 11y ago
I noticed this immediately too. But since there are a fixed set of possible languages, seems like a dropdown box and/or multi-select would do the trick and remove the possibility of user error.

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