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   by edraferi 10y ago

   One could implement an IPFS-BitTorrent bridge. WebTorrent's hybrid peer [1] does something similar. [1] https://github.com/feross/webtorrent
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   It will be very interesting to see how Trump reacts to USDS and similar efforts that connect the Federal government with technologists and scientists. The Republicans seem to prefer that government function poorly (e.g. "starve the bea
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   Thanks for the link. Looks like that program was only indirectly about religion. It provided a list of countries whose citizens were subject to more intense scrutiny. Most of those countries were majority Muslim, thus most people affected b
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   Doesn't seem too painful to me. They're basically just asking for an email with all the stuff that's legally required to be in a DMCA notice. Here's what the DMCA requires[1]: (i) A physical or electronic signature of a
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   What format do you have your mail archive in? What analytics are you interested in? Most of the ones I've seen focus on basic social network analysis tasks. Those tools ask for credentials because most folks have their archive on the c
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   Interesting idea. Given that you can use arbitrary Python expressions as functions, but that could pollute the functional purity, what stylistic restrictions to you expect users to self-impose?
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   Thanks for the reply, I'll give NixOS another look.
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   Thanks for the recommendations, I'll check them out.
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   by edraferi 10y ago

   Really? I'm pretty happy with it. Definitely better than Github desktop, and more full featured than the light git extensions you find in most editors. What Git GUI do you prefer?
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    > I agree Arch and rolling release is great to avoid breaks. Paradoxically, people are afraid of it for the opposite reason. > I am considering to migrate to NixOS or GuixSD (currently toying with 2 virtual machines). I find Arch to b
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    True, but this should be a straightforward calculation every time the cap table updates. It can be very difficult to work out the implications of preferences, ratchets, etc, but it's still just a math problem. This should be a standard
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    > some sites also have silly JS breakage when you block 3rd-party domains while allowing same-origin requests. They blindly assume that stuff loaded successfully. Oh yeah, that's the worst. I use uBlock Origin to block third party J
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    > NO MORE DEATHSTARS FFS Oh God yes. I was so pissed when the Force Awakens culminated with yet another, bigger Death Star. Even if you feel the need to stick with the super weapon trope, the Empire has PLENTY of other nasty machines sit
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Only if you actually remember to donate your rewards balance. Effortless transactions are powerful.
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    > This is a gross misrepresentation of what happened. Thousands of WF employees engaged in fraud that harmed Wells Fargo in order to make themselves appear more productive than they actually were and take money from WF. WF explicitly ins
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Cauldron[1] looks awesome! Are you on the team / can you get me an invite code? [1] https://cauldron.io/
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    They want an OS that's smarter about power management and easier to maintain. They describe their high-level objectives in their FAQ: Why is a new operating system necessary? ...The design requirements of today's devices have d
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Good point. It's important to take responsibility even if you think there should have been guardrails.
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    That is some really quality nerd stuff right there. Thanks!
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    As a non-profit, Twitter could focus on being ubiquitous as possible. That could lead to restoring the original API rules.
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Well, the transparency itself is actually pretty nice. Don't take the donations database for granted!
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    I actually wouldn't mind a little white listing. Folks like Underwriters Laboratory could serve as CAs, issuing certificates for compatibility with different profiles / standards. Then chargers could refuse to throw current at unp
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Terrifying that you can get that kind of volume without amplification.
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Thanks, that's a solid resource that I wasn't aware of. It's interesting how you're generating Java stubs using your K Schema format. I like the idea of using RDF as a universal data model. I buy the power of graphs in g
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    Who is using Semantic Web technology in production?

    7 points by edraferi 10y ago|5 comments
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Might be better to use Reddit. You could create a subreddit explicitly to serve as your comment section. This achieves the goal of outsourcing your comments to an established site without raising concerns of astroturfing.
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    I recommend "Mastering Bitcoin" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos. It provides great detail on how the Bitcoin network actually works, including the cryptography you need. Work through that and you'll know how blockchain payments wo
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Might be better to look at their technical version: https://www.wired.com/2016/09/wired-completely-encrypted/
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    Gmail / Inbox does some really cool stuff with markup like that: https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/
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    by edraferi 10y ago

    FTFY: https://github.com/fractalide/fractalide