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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Sidenote, that is indeed a pretty app! If i was sure i was staying on OSX (probably migrating to Linux) , i'd purchase this! Shame i never found it sooner. I use a combination of Todoist and a Pomodoro timer on my phone.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I mean, sure - the design is pretty, but OSX has been terrible for me quality wise. I know what you mean about pretty, but currently i'm feeling like i need to pick between pretty (OSX) and stable (Linux). Worse yet, is if i pick a sta
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I really wish someone would start a paid OS based on Linux and OSS tools. I'd happily pay $100/y (year being, new versions/etc) for a stable and awesome UI/UX. As it is, my Macbook Pro Retina has been crashing a lot an
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
This is cool! Though, it still leaves me with my biggest problem: I have no idea how to efficiently draw the diagrams in the first place. Ascii diagrams are not easy to draw (for me, atleast). The best i've seen is a GUI tool that crea
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
This is what i'm planning on. It'll be another ~year or so before i care, but i hope to find a very highend laptop that compares with Apple MacbookPro quality. Great keyboard, touchpad and very high PPI monitor. Then, put linux on
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
This is really cool! I'm tempted to try and write something generic for this same concept, so i can use it in whatever lang and logging framework desired. Concept: A simple pattern match against each line to link their respective conte
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> P.S. 555.555.555.555 isn't really a great example IP :) I chose it because it made me think of the old 90s 555.555.5555 movie phones, haha.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I totally forgot the docker mac integration. How is it treating you? How is the performance? I stopped using mac a while ago to avoid performance overhead. Now i'm curious how the new Docker Mac would treat me
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
For anyone familiar with the landscape: Are webworkers likely to improve dramatically as time goes on? For example, the cost of using web workers appears [1] to be far greater than just spinning up another thread in, say, Go[2]. I assume t
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
It's weird, i don't think i had a ton of praise growing up (in the 90s), but regardless i ended up a basket case when it comes to praise. I loathe it. At some early point in my life i saw how meaningless praise was. Parents (mine
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Fwiw, I appreciate your insight on this matter. I know we disagree on some points, but it was fruitful for me to see your perspective. Anyway: > How do you propose tweaking it without either publishing a directory of all the kiddy porn o
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> What's to say BitSwap won't proactively decide to download and start seeding some rare pieces of kiddy porn? Nice catch, that is interesting. Granted, i feel like this could be tweaked as it is simply a mechanic to attempt to
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> IPFS will become toxic real quick, if it becomes know that IPFS can make you an unintentional distributor of kiddy porn and pirated content. Yea, this is where you're mistaken. It cannot make you distribute anything! You only dist
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> The world is a messy place and IPFS does nothing to protect its users. I'm a bit confused, why is it the job of IPFS to "protect its users"? IPFS has no liability here, it's simply trying to make IPFS a law-abiding
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
This looks interesting, but how does it deal with tasks that don't have an expected finish time? Eg, what i like about Pomodoro is that i am not planning anything more. I simply chug away at my (hopefully micro optimized) task list, an
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
That is unfortunate, because i have yet to see how IPFS is even remotely that. Especially since it wants to comply with DMCAs and etc. The technology and the marketing seem at odds, to me.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
They are addressing it, but it's a future feature. Last i saw on Github issues (it likely has evolved since then) , they plan to have a central authority which allows for DMCAs/reports/etc of illegal content. The network the
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Well, that is fair. I'm mainly talking about "normal" adoption though. Eg, for a long time BitTorrent was being branded as a pirate haven. The only major players i saw adopt BitTorrent were open source projects needing to dis
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> The implementation has led down a centralised path. Sure, but choosing another implementation is.. a technical choice, is it not? Are you saying that if i choose to implement a distributed method it's not technical? What is my cho
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> I worry that this is another example of throwing technology at a social and political problem. I'm so lost at this assertion. How is this a social / political problem? IPFS is not permanent hosting. It is not an attempt to ta
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Which method do you find easiest (read: least developer time) for using large rust codebases from Python?
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
This is awesome. I fear how accurate it might be, though. Even if the technology is accurate (i believe it is), this, like most things with this presidential campaign, seems prone to fudging.
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I mean, i have yet to find a registrar that has all the TLDs i want. However, most of the TLDs i want i already find too expensive. If this type of service minimizes "their cut" to the bare minimum, and made it very transparent wh
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> Because I'm free to do so, because work is consented, not forced. I mean, you're not really addressing the argument with that part. I'm not forcing you to do so, but do you really think you are entitled to live off welfa
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
> I know I'm ranting but to me, society looks like a giant treading mill. Happiness and the slow, intelligent life have been forgotten in favor of a society of endless work and jobs. Contributing to the labor force has become a reli
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Wow, thank you! Very interesting! Quite odd that none of my follows mentioned this going live, must be an issue of too many github issues. Time to dig into this a bit! edit : For anyone else perplexed and surprised by me, seems `floodsub
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I'm assuming exactly what i said. A job at walmart means another person on government aid, which is obviously (mostly) true. By (loose) definition, non-living wage employment results in needing assistance - ie government assistance. Wh
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
Are you familiar with IPFS pubsub? Would you be able to link some information about the implementation/usage? I'm quite surprised to hear what you said. I've been following multiple Github Issues on IPFS pubsub, and none of t
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
It's sad that we even have jobs so below to poverty line, reliant on social aid programs to live. Someone working 40 hours a week should not be on government aid. Unfortunately for Walmart's terrible pay (and the terrible minimum
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by fizzbatter 10y ago
I mean, they're not doing it for the American economy. They're experimenting to see how it affects their short and long term profits. Why do i believe they're not helping the American economy? Because firstly, that is not wha

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