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by gobengo 6y ago
lol https://github.com/dokku/dokku
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by gobengo 6y ago
> People, by and large, seem to be totally okay with storing data in the cloud It's simply not true, or if it is, it's only because of what you're choosing to looking at to build your view of how it 'seems'. htt
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by gobengo 6y ago
I think it's a reasonable approach to consider spam as an authorization issue, and authorization was left to extensions, but generally it could involve oauth2/oidc + dynamic client registration + any policy of allowlisting webment
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by gobengo 6y ago
Some talk of Spam and 'OcapPub' by Serge at https://archive.org/details/apconf-talks
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by gobengo 6y ago
Yes when we were standardizing Webmentions we all knew that. Personally, because I got started coding in 2005 around the time they became popular for blogs ( https://www.hixie.ch/specs/pingback/pingback ), but &#x27
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by gobengo 6y ago
Reminds me of the (newer) Motoko for writing smart contracts https://sdk.dfinity.org/docs/language-guide/motoko.html
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by gobengo 6y ago
great post! ty
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by gobengo 6y ago
Dixon has been repping this very well at the MyData.org conference these last couple years. He's great! https://personium.io/blog/2020/12/09/MyData-Online-2020-Demo... Personally, I am most excited
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by gobengo 6y ago
I agree. You might like working on the Internet Computer with former IBM Researchers at https://github.com/dfinity .
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by gobengo 6y ago
> The goalposts have shifted from "having enough food to feed ourselves" to "having enough exotic spices." boo hoo. I never set the first goal posts, nor the second that you imply. They're all only components of
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by gobengo 6y ago
> We are net exporters of all the major staples. At the very least, we can ratchet down subsidies until we are no longer a net exporter of agricultural products; that level of production is sufficient to handle all our essentials. lol no
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by gobengo 6y ago
The more I learn about this ambitious project, the more I'm convinced it could be the real deal. I recognize the feeling from when I first learned about 'ethereum', probably on HN, in like 2015.
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by gobengo 6y ago
It looks like a similar organizational structure as Mozilla Foundation + Mozilla Corporation.
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by gobengo 6y ago
That's not entirely true, e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rucho_v._Common_Cause
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by gobengo 6y ago
gnu parallel can use cpus on remote hosts (via ssh) to parallelize work. https://www.gnu.org/software/parallel/parallel_tutorial.html...
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by gobengo 6y ago
I reinstalled it about a week ago. Then re-un-installed it a few days ago. Yep, still too addictive.
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by gobengo 6y ago
Similar idea to https://www.pulumi.com/ , but from AWS and with less languages so far. I'm a fan of being able to use full languages to build declarative representations of the infra I want, as languages like Terraform&
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by gobengo 7y ago
As others have pointed out, this has nothing to do with with markdown or github. The details and summary elements are part of HTML5. They've been implemented in WebKit and Gecko since at least 2016. https://html.spec.whatwg.
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by gobengo 7y ago
How do I use any of those things to do social link discovery like on HN, reddit, etc?
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by gobengo 7y ago
If you're interested in annotation, you may also enjoy these standards/communities, which aren't referenced in the article: - Open Annotation Data Model[1] - Web Annotation Vocabulary[2]: I built a thing to convert kindle hig
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by gobengo 7y ago
Nextcloud has a pretty sweet iOS app that integrates your files stored there with the iOS 'files' apis. https://nextcloud.com/blog/nextcloud-releases-deep-ios-integ... (And/or you can use any WebDAV clie
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by gobengo 7y ago
The blog post doesn't mention this, so I thought I'd point this out. One of the paper's authors is Martin Kleppmann, who wrote the very good https://dataintensive.net/ book.
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by gobengo 7y ago
I don't know if we're solving climate issues, but at conserve.org[1] we're trying to make it easier for everyone to pitch in and conserve land so plants can do their part via carbon exchange (and save habitats for fluffy anim
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by gobengo 7y ago
> `async function foo() { const a = await bar();` vs `co(function* foo() { const a = yield bar();` isn't really with adding extra syntax for. Except in the latter you have to bring your own `co(...)` function. Baking it into the syn
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by gobengo 8y ago
$1 beers instead of $10
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by gobengo 8y ago
In the last ten years I have also seen 'backplane' be: * A protocol for helping web widgets on a page communicate and share data https://openid.net/wg/bp/ . We used to support it at Livefyre to interop w
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by gobengo 8y ago
It's cool that in also works with SPA frameworks. Thanks for sharing. In other surveilance news, I've been adding Matomo[1] for web analytics to my site for the first time. Used to be called Piwik? It's free/selfhostable
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by gobengo 8y ago
> If I try to install gitlab on Kubernetes I have no less than 4 ways to do it, and none of them work perfectly. Yes. Until a couple months ago the 'official' way was a deprecated (but not yet replaced with anything not marked
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by gobengo 8y ago
> where is the modern 'IDE' for the Software Architect? I have had success with http://staruml.io/
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by gobengo 8y ago
> It is up to the market. Insofar as Apple is a US Company, the US Government also gets a say. Profit is a privilege. The US has a mixed economy, not a 'free market'.

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