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by fallat 5y ago
pt mono is my go to. you?
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Writing for the Internet across a human lifetime(len.falken.directory)
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by fallat 5y ago
I do exactly this. http://len.falken.directory Extremely relevant: http://len.falken.directory/misc/writing-for-the-internet-ac...
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by fallat 5y ago
The article does not describe a digital social credit system though?... They are complaining about bank account freezes. This has nothing to do about a social credit system. It has to do with the perverse relationship between the government
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by fallat 5y ago
Oh please. Social credit systems are literally built into humanity.
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Brain-DUMP-2022-02-20T11:00:32-05:00(len.falken.directory)
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by fallat 5y ago
https://github.com/muennich/sxiv Well this is going to be confusing.
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by fallat 5y ago
I actually thought it was still joking around. "my good man", feels bad, and then does "my he/him". Come on, that's pretty funny!
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Show HN: Tell your terminal to say something(github.com)
1 points by fallat 5y ago|0 comments
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by fallat 5y ago
This. Nintendo understands FUN. That's what it comes down to.
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by fallat 5y ago
Modding is actually an excellent catalyst to begin the programming path or other similar paths... Great suggestion!
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Show HN: Measure code by Kolmogrov complexity, not lines(github.com)
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by fallat 5y ago
I said that in the most sincerity. I find of all the stoics, Seneca is by far the most based in the real world. All I feel is your comment degrading me. I recommend Seneca exactly because I interact with real people and feel his written tho
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by fallat 5y ago
No need for luck. There are already a surplus of examples of this. Look at the massive amount of extremely high impact open source projects that don't have malware embedded in them. Yeah it's life-changing if money is your reason
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by fallat 5y ago
There are things more valuable than money. Not only are there a lot of legal problems with stealing that money, there are a lot of social problems too. This is where philosophy comes in and helps the situation. You find the employees who wo
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by fallat 5y ago
> [...] it is true that we 'make truth', but we do not make it as we please, as truth-making at some level is a discourse with physical reality and has to cohere. I love this. Thank you.
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by fallat 5y ago
> We can build better search engines Yeah, they're called people. We can curate better results.
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Show HN: Consistent file uploading experience for IRC(github.com)
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by fallat 5y ago
I just asked around how long Freenode (minused Libera since it's a baby basically) has avoided a complete outage. The answer: since it's inception, 20+ years ago. Nothing beats IRC.
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by fallat 5y ago
I wonder if anyone is watching the fiat markets. The whole world is dumping their assets. China-US problems are about to become worse.
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by fallat 5y ago
> A continuous stream of greater fools is necessary for its price to even remain at the current level. I think HN is going to need a good explanation for this. The value is intrinsic, and can go up without any activity happening... I th
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by fallat 5y ago
IMO Guix is better but still has some work. My major pet-peeve of Guix is it's anti-proprietary software, which is a necessary compromise. The world is composed of many different people and beliefs; software should be belief-agnostic.
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by fallat 5y ago
No, since I've upped the boldness since day 1 lol. I never noticed it being "low resolution".
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by fallat 5y ago
What's the current lifespan? My original Kindle is still working just fine.
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by fallat 5y ago
My go to these days is just open gimp -> use my tablet pen -> save again to PDF. I've never been questioned.
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by fallat 5y ago
Finally, Pijul is ready. It wasn't ready 2 years ago when I was using it, but after reading that, it absolutely is. Goodbye git, you mish-mash of things.
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by fallat 5y ago
You don't need browsers for OAuth2. IIRC the 9front guys even have support for OAuth-based systems.
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Show HN: Help fight COVID with Prolog programs!(len.falken.directory)
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by fallat 5y ago
I'm about to type something ... interesting * Bugs → Bad * Less bugs → Good * Less bugs → Code reviewed * Less bugs → Valuable * Code review → Valuable * GPG → Digital signatures * GPG → Digital identity with database (
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by fallat 5y ago
Yes, plain hot water. I challenge you to try it for a week seriously. You will be surprised, I was.

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