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by j3s 3y ago
> I miss graphite / whisper. as someone who had to manage a system like this, i certainly don't. it doesn't scale well, it requires way too much upfront design thought (since metrics are stored in arbitrary dirs), and it&#
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Review of industrial society and its future(j3s.sh)
4 points by j3s 3y ago|0 comments
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by j3s 3y ago
i read ted's manifesto awhile back and wrote a review about it: https://j3s.sh/review/industrial-society-and-its-future.html overall i was pretty disappointed. ted's writing wasn't very good at all &
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I will never participate in weird internet caste systems(j3s.sh)
43 points by j3s 3y ago|57 comments
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by j3s 3y ago
true & i don't dispute that, thanks for the comment. it's kind of a touchy subject for me & i appreciate your balanced response.
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by j3s 3y ago
i don't like this post because it makes golang feel overwhelming when the stdlib + default tooling is plenty good for most use-cases. it's as if someone made a post called "how to go hiking in 2023" and spent 10 pages li
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by j3s 3y ago
SUFFERING IS A PART OF LIVING. as someone who has lost many friends and family members to suicide, articles like this feel so naive. at their funerals, there’s always a person saying “let’s remember them how they lived, not how they suffere
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by j3s 3y ago
> I am an entrepreneur of friendship love that for u. where do i invest?
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by j3s 3y ago
nice article tbh! i'll consider some sort of OPML -> vore url list thing, it probably won't be too hard to implement. if the textbox could just take raw OPML & do the conversion transparently, that would be ideal.
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by j3s 3y ago
gotcha - i'll think about this. for me, the links turning purple has been a good enough "read" indicator - but a shared one for when you're cross-device has been on my mind!!
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by j3s 3y ago
the author seems to actually be upset by self centered ladder climbers, not actual cult leaders. post is lame
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by j3s 3y ago
the good news is that vore is open source & self hosting is trivial - and the config is a list of urls - moving them to a new system would be trivial too.
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by j3s 3y ago
i've never run across a blog that i've wanted to follow that doesn't have an rss/atom feed - they are often hidden / in unexpected places though - these days i just ctrl+u (view source in firefox) and ctrl+f for &qu
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by j3s 3y ago
bingo
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by j3s 3y ago
wow. thanks for all of this - i'll be noodling about it. the model you've described is interesting & it's clear you've put a lot of thought into it.
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by j3s 3y ago
for those interested, the git server i'm using is legit by icyphox: https://github.com/icyphox/legit i talk with icyphox sometimes & he's great. i'll bring this up & see if there's interest!
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by j3s 3y ago
> I've come to the conclusion that the data model for bookmarking and sharing (all metadata being tightly coupled to the URL) doesn't really work in the age of highlights and comments could you elaborate on this a bit? it sound
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Vore: A new RSS feed reader(j3s.sh)
168 points by j3s 3y ago|125 comments
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by j3s 3y ago
feels like an AI generated article, has a ton of listicle-like content. has a ton of references to paid software. just gonna ignore this one
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Matrix Synapse Diskspace Janitor(git.cyberia.club)
1 points by j3s 3y ago|0 comments
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by j3s 3y ago
to anyone doubting: kagi really is that good. it has completely replaced my google usage - i haven't used google.com to search for anything in months. feels so good!!
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by j3s 4y ago
damn bro u out here just dropping names like this for free??? that's a $10k idea
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by j3s 4y ago
this is a good example of a preemptive design choice. it's almost always better to optimize for success today, not for success in the future. imo a name like "slab", or even literally "dumb tv" would be much more ef
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by j3s 4y ago
what an incoherent article. the points about child abuse and climate change came out of nowhere, and suck from the energy of their main idea. it felt meandering, and fear-mongering. i wish they'd have spent more time on "what we d
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by j3s 4y ago
a mental exercise for the doomsayers: if stackoverflow + search engines were invented today, would you be saying the same stuff? it's clear to me that chatgpt is an programmer accelerator, not a replacement. it's just another tool
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by j3s 4y ago
glad u like it! :3
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Show HN: vore – a simple RSS/atom feed reader(vore.website)
3 points by j3s 4y ago|3 comments
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by j3s 4y ago
writing code is like 10% of what most people in tech do. this will impact startups the most. but GPT-N can't have a conversation for you.
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by j3s 4y ago
tfw venture capitalists want socialism
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by j3s 4y ago
> I figured if people are going to get angry at me, I might as well get paid for it. omg i know right, every time a post of mine winds up on the hn frontpage for a second the comments are all like "actually you're wrong and thi

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