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by fiatjaf 5y ago
I don't understand the Sudoku example. It says it's non-interactive, but the verifier is interacting with a "machine". The machine prevents the verifier from doing whatever they want with the provided data, shuffles card
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by fiatjaf 5y ago
It's unphishable because the keys used for each domain are different.
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by fiatjaf 5y ago
This is great! Thank you. There is also https://forwardemail.net/ which is a different service.
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Show HN: Requestbin, a simple CLI-HTTP-server for inspecting received requests(github.com)
4 points by fiatjaf 6y ago|0 comments
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Between inefficient and bad for privacy P2P DHTs and completely centralized or federated models from which you can be banned very easily, there exists a solution that takes the best of both worlds: https://github.com/fiatjaf
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
No, sorry, I don't remember anymore. But it was just a hobby server for a group of friends to use and we've given up since. I just remember being forced to install docker and edit a docker-compose.yml, and then configs would show
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
I tried to run a Jitsi server. It's a madness full of Docker impossible things to run and a very long and confusing configuration file. I wonder why can't these things be provided as binaries with a simple set of settings. Now the
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Another JavaScript static website generator? Maybe what we want is actually to move these efforts to something like https://gemini.circumlunar.space/ .
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
This sort of thing must make some cheaper alternatives appear.
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Added it.
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Shameless plug: https://github.com/fiatjaf/awesome-jq
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
By "any other" you mean Chrome and Firefox?
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
And that reason is...
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
If, like me, you clicked this expecting to find a tool that would aggregate posts from social media for their own consumption, not as a business intelligence tool, let me recommend https://fraidyc.at/ .
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
What do you think of a new standard for delivering instant web apps that is 1% of the complexity of browsers? Something, maybe a chat-like interface with buttons and input fields, that allows you to interact with a web server in a dynamic a
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Thank you, yes, I didn't know that. It's a shame, because it's such a nice phrase.
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Naming things is very hard, as the saying goes, this name is turning out to be better than expected now that you uncovered the secret "no str" meaning :)
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
I'm trying to get feedback on the idea, because I think it is very simple and can work very good and scale and everything -- but it's so simple I keep wondering why no one ever tried it. But I also have some very basic prototypes
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Nostr – The final solution to Twitter censorship as an open protocol, not P2P(github.com)
9 points by fiatjaf 6y ago|6 comments
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
The language doesn't matter. It is actually very simple and nice (I read the manual, did the tutorial). You still have to learn all the thousands of obscure schemas each thing expects and supports. Could be written in JavaScript and yo
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
I've tried many times. I read the entire manual. I would love to use Nix. But it's too complex. I guess that's the result of them trying to do everything an OS does using their new arcane Nix language. I don't know how e
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
I have a feeling that ØMQ is a very good thing, but all these years I have never managed to understand what it is and what problem does it solve.
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Related: The web is unimplementable.[0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24819130
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The Web Is Unimplementable(twitter.com)
2 points by fiatjaf 6y ago|0 comments
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
No study can ever establish causative links.
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
This one: https://github.com/tidwall/pkg.sh
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
Wait, don't we have versions already and they written in go.mod and matched with git tags or specific commits? Aren't they committed to go.sum? Why does that have to change if you move from v1 to v2?
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
That typical personality doesn't show up at all in StackOverFlow, ServerFault, Databases, WebApps, Bitcoin, Mathematics and other StackExchange communities. Or if they show up, it's counterbalanced by a giant number of nice progra
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by fiatjaf 6y ago
In my experience programmers are very friendly and kind and are always eager to help everybody understand what they do understand about programming. In contrast with that, people from the "networking" world often look with despise
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Snappa moving 40% of its assets to Bitcoin(chrisgimmer.com)
2 points by fiatjaf 6y ago|0 comments

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