evbogue

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by evbogue 1y ago
I've applied to multiple offerings from these folks and never hear back.
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by evbogue 1y ago
atproto would be a great pull request for Trystero come to think of it
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by evbogue 1y ago
Connecting browsers directly is a fascinting area to explore in web development. It always goes a little haywire when punching thru NAT and I wish there was more research into what the best methods are. https://github.com/dm
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by evbogue 1y ago
I've been shopping at Microcenter in Chicago since I was a kid. I bought my last 3 computers there. I couldn't believe upon moving to the bay in the aughts that there was nowhere to buy a decent computer. I'm glad they finall
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by evbogue 1y ago
I was going to suggest turning friendster.com into a fullstack atproto-based app. Maybe just fork Bluesky's social app, as others are doing, and rebrand it as Friendster.
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by evbogue 1y ago
Yes, I agree on passwords since the characters are the same every time. Does every iris scan produce the same hash though?
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by evbogue 1y ago
I don't understand how this works. If they aren't storing the iris scans, then how can this be used to login with your iris scan?
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by evbogue 1y ago
It's mostly younger people
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by evbogue 1y ago
Maybe there's a way to offset this risk by testing the speed of connections? How does peer discovery work? Where do the region buckets live?
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by evbogue 1y ago
yah it's good for logging into computers or accessing servers behind NAT. It's kinda an antidote to this world that's still hooked on ipv4 like it's 1992 or whatever.
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by evbogue 1y ago
There's a debate about new BSG being better than old BSG?
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by evbogue 1y ago
The article mentions a decline in the number of regions Deno Deploy has in production. It isn't criticizing the runtime, but the confusion is understandable since they have similar product names. I wonder if there's a reason why t
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Bluesky may soon add blue check verification(techcrunch.com)
12 points by evbogue 1y ago|1 comments
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by evbogue 1y ago
This comment is silly and not a great critique of Star Trek economics. To hack Star Trek imagine the replicator system as a transport pad and then think about who controls the transporters. Next, imagine the phaser system as a transporter p
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by evbogue 1y ago
I am torn on whether I used the word arguably correctly in my original comment. When I first posted it, I thought I could find many sources that had argued it was PKD's best work. Upon trying to find those sources I could only find Ter
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by evbogue 1y ago
Trystero can do this: https://github.com/dmotz/trystero?tab=readme-ov-file#audio-a... You'd need to make a UI for it
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by evbogue 1y ago
Vast Active Living Intelligence System (VALIS) might not be PKD's best title, but it's arguably his best book.
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by evbogue 2y ago
I'm not a data scientist but is that not a hotdog emoji?
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by evbogue 2y ago
This vibes with my multiyear theory that Tesla self-driving is someone in China driving your car for you like a racing simulator. Perhaps the graphics are even game-ified so the work stays mysterious.
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by evbogue 2y ago
Another option for offline collaboration I'd like to suggest is sharing a keyboard with a friend. It's local-first.
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by evbogue 2y ago
The author clearly is referring to cloud apps that require one to be online with their collaborator to edit. The alternative is a locally encrypted self-congratulated neural mesh network where one computes their own inputs to the hard drive
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by evbogue 2y ago
I still use hscrpt, and it's only 333 bytes! https://github.com/dominictarr/hscrpt
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by evbogue 2y ago
Imo society is wasting compute on less interesting problems than this one
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by evbogue 2y ago
Oh! This is about posts! Sure, otherwise it's not private really.
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by evbogue 2y ago
This would be solved with encrypted messages. I'm sure dansup can figure this one out, we just need keypairs at the user level.
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by evbogue 2y ago
I don't think it should be the primary operation, not with the scale that Bluesky has achieved. We need this in the Bluesky App so a handful of p2p weirdos can feel they are authentically using a distributed social platform without cae
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by evbogue 2y ago
Yes, that key is screwed because it's lost, stolen, at the bottom of the river, etc. But this is when you generate a new key and store that pubkey at your PDS so the Appview can find and index your new posts from your new phone. It&#x2
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by evbogue 2y ago
Yes, and what if they had a tab in the Bluesky app where you generated a keypair, registered the pubkey at your PDS and then began signing messages in the app? You could rotate keys on demand and update the PDS every time you make a new one
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by evbogue 2y ago
Exactly, this is the benefit of having a Bluesky! Imagine if Github worked this way, then I wouldn't have to worry about storing my ssh keys on my local machine. Imagine the possibilities if Github could pull my repo instead of me havi
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by evbogue 2y ago
Correct. The trade-off here is on Bluesky you can delete or re-order your posts which you cannot do on a network with strict message ordering. Your PDS webmaster can also rewrite your messages for you if they become unhappy with your messag

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