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dfischer
6y ago
Exactly - you’re compelled to cheat and have to find out how to get away with it since you _know_ others are doing it. It’s a huge issue. Very interesting psychology. Joe Rogan has a few episodes on it but I can’t remember who he interviewe
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It's less about the web and more about the computations we're running. The stack end-to-end is inefficient because software quality is lackluster and deficient of craftsmanship. This is mostly because the hardware enabled this typ
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China begins military drills as senior U.S. official visits Taiwan
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Frankly I find this completely disgusting and predatory. The marketing is clearly trying to appeal to a popularity contest individual. It specifically targets Gen-Z and wants to offer them 4x their average credit given out today. The refere
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ReBoot (Television Show – 1994 to 2001)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The World Tree – Novel Networking Paradigms (2018)
(yggdrasil-network.github.io)
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Saudi Arabia discovers 120k years old human footprints
(saudigazette.com.sa)
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6y ago
Yeah, I just want to have fun. I know it's a lot already but I crave that deep sound. Techno go boom. lol
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Yggdrasil seems to solve that fine https://yggdrasil-network.github.io It's not "Ethereum is just..." Urbit is sacrificing accessibility by adding complexity which Ethereum is, on top of the reputation of what cry
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dfischer
6y ago
Apple rarely introduces breaking tech. They release optimized tech that makes good products. Rarely first to market - they experiment, learn, adapt, and go in when confident.
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After more thinking the solution I'm looking for is some hybrid between PJON/Yggdrasil
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P2P DNS with content key, crypto key and PKI support
(github.com)
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I have no idea why those chose Ethereum as a backing cryptographic protocol. It stains the project in my opinion. I don't see it disrupting IP/DNS with cryptographic identities. I'd argue that Kademlia DHT does that in a more
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6y ago
I hear you - I'm in a similar opinion.
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Blockchain and Trust (2019)
(schneier.com)
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Security keys you create by rolling dice
(dicekeys.com)
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6y ago
I think everyone has the capability to be "true genius" - it's a matter of accessibility and letting people express themselves as they imagine. Of course this is a reduction and the means to get to that idealism is tough. How
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Definitely agree with you. The practical implementation that it is, vs what it advertises itself as visionary-wise.
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I think it's what Urbit markets itself as, but the implementation is "just a VM" - with the potential to innovate further. The networking layer is where I thought they'd make a difference but they ended up settling just
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I 100% agree with this and was just talking about this in another thread on one of my earlier comments. I love what Plan 9 and Oberon was working on. I feel many are feeling similar at this point given the frequency I'm running into th
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That’s enough to cause a leak in facts in my book. The straw that broke the camels back.
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I haven’t seen the talk actually. I’m increasingly more interested in this problem space and it’s good to find like-minded people and ideas. Thanks for sharing. I’ll look into it!
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If there is no escape from this then I’m gutted from my sense of purpose. I envision a world where all concepts are accessible without genius or contrived complexity. I don’t agree with the bell curve intuitively. I feel that it’s a result
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I just picked up two Teenage Engineering synths based on the reviews of unique UX and just having fun. I was really eyeing the Moog subharmonicon and or drummer. Would either of those compliment well with Teenage Eng op-1 and op-z?
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Compile Elixir applications into single, easily distributed executable binaries
(github.com)
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Makes sense. Is it enough pressure to power a rudimentary digital computation without needing another source of power? Hmm.
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I don't agree with that conclusion that it just works. I'd argue that it doesn't work and gives the false illusion of things working right or well. There's a lot to unpack there. Another way to describe it is that softwa
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At what rate? Is there enough geological movement to induce a change of pressure? What type of gradient/size/rate is needed here?
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Thank you. I’m incredibly interested in the UX paradigms demonstrated within Oberon. I’d like to play with that and get some inspiration for a few ideas I’ve been mulling about. Thanks!
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A try I shall do! I’ve had some interesting ideas with it but I feel stupid and or silly reasoning about it. For the sake of experimentation and fun I’ll definitely play around soon.
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