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by evbogue 3y ago
How simple are you willing to go here? One thought that occurred to me was a reverse ssh proxy into your phone or a small always-on computer at your home. Perhaps both?
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by evbogue 3y ago
The article explains why they are describing the family this way, actually
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by evbogue 3y ago
I do this in Chicago ... Every time I could shop at Jewel or Mariano's I instead cross the border into Aldi and get similar stuff with less choices for 30% off!
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by evbogue 3y ago
and there is something to be said about sailors who may or may not have retired from programming of course
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by evbogue 3y ago
It's half about using Deno Deploy and needing a way to store persistent data across edge servers and half about having a database you can just use in your own runtime. Of course there's a lot of other databases, but we programmers
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by evbogue 3y ago
I once upon a time burned out on photography and look where it led me. People change, and we should celebrate it.
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by evbogue 3y ago
I never believed that rumor. Coders can go through hyper productive phases where they are making something that never existed before -- such as server side routers in JavaScript. We forget that there was a time when JavaScript was just for
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by evbogue 3y ago
What I always take away from looking back at these kinds of digital artifacts is just how much things change. And how much they stay the same.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Great minimalist design choices here. I felt myself longing for profile photos, but also I am willing for them to be left out.
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by evbogue 3y ago
This reminds me a little of htmx, in addition to all of the other frameworks mentioned above. I'm still trying to figure out which JavaScript framework to settle in with for day to day development and I'll give this a spin -- perh
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by evbogue 3y ago
I understand what you're saying here.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Sorry. In hindsight I needed to go to bed last night and not be hanging out on hacker news.
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by evbogue 3y ago
not to mention they hold onto your keys for you!
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by evbogue 3y ago
And he works for people who run a centralized social network who pushed it into production.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Paul, take a break and let your superiors answer for their design decisions.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Regarding the downvote. Am I wrong?
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by evbogue 3y ago
The biggest Bluesky exploit is not mentioned in the article, which is they hold your private keys.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Last week the algorithmic feed on Threads was spreading rage bait about the latest corona variants, and Threads was finally getting some engagement!
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by evbogue 3y ago
Does Bun support url imports for module loading?
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by evbogue 3y ago
Yes, people do all kinds of things to their code, but this makes it possible for you to download your own.
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by evbogue 3y ago
In Deno you can load your code from any URL on the Internet, instead of relying on a namespace within a single package manager.
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by evbogue 3y ago
How did we get to this place that so much of our media landscape was centralized within one failing company on Market Street in San Francisco?
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by evbogue 3y ago
I like the idea of simply hashlinking to a blob. Then, ask a random relay if they have it. If we don't want a global scope for blob sharing maybe the relay only responds if we are friends/members of the relay.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Ok, this makes sense. I must have been using a client that had 'Zap' icons and because I didn't have a Zap balance I just assumed the buttons didn't work because I had no balance. I didn't realize every single perso
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by evbogue 3y ago
I read NIP-57 just now. I guess what confused me is I've used Nostr clients where everyone has a Zap button. Who is holding onto those lighting receive addresses until they specify where they want the funds to go? Like if someone Zaps
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by evbogue 3y ago
All good points! I believe Nostr is doing way better than Bluesky at achieving the goal of being a distributed social network.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Someone with money should create a VC fund for simple IPFS alternatives. That's a good idea.
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by evbogue 3y ago
How do you request your Zaps balance to send it somewhere else (like to a Bitcoin wallet)? Maybe this is a Lightning thing and not a Nostr thing. I guess I assumed it was based on the private key you generated when you got started on Nostr
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by evbogue 3y ago
> nostr is stateless it’s just a streaming protocol for messages I've brainstormed ways to solve this on top of Nostr. Perhaps I could write a program that downloads all of the history of Nostr (or perhaps just the users I'm in
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by evbogue 3y ago
> > Second, I don't like that many Nostr clients are using the same signing key for messages as they do for lightning transactions. > This is simply not true. I'm sorry if I'm wrong about this one. How does it work?

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