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7y ago
I'd recommend pairing this article with this video with Timothy Snyder on Politics of Eternity, Politics of Inevitability: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eghl19elKk8
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Can you explain a bit about "Matrix's E2EE key management stuff" and how it "letting individual users transparently self-manage their keys"? Is there docs on it?
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7y ago
Haxe is definitely underrated in the industry. It's a real surprise why someone like Microsoft hasn't tried to partner with the platform.
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7y ago
Don't trust this source... the article sounds like a cheap plug for Nike particularly near the end where it oddly starts talking about how Nike is a great buy.
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7y ago
For people interested in talking about politics and local community civic projects, I made a chat roulette service to connect people with similar topic interests: https://dinnertable.chat/
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I'm really happy this topic is surfancing on HN as I've made it my mission to build experiments to try to tackle social wicked problems. Dinnertable Chat is an online chatroulette-style conference matchmaking system based on mixin
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7y ago
It also sounds a bit like InfluxDB to me..
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Really well put together- I learned several more things about PG text searching from this. From my personal experience working with dozens of California tech companies of varying sizes, I'd say around 80% of the time I see ElasticSearc
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Losing the inbound routes functionality completes wrecks my use-case for mailgun. I've been using it as a way to have business emails come through a custom domain and then routed to personal email addresses. It actually works well enou
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7y ago
That's an interesting insight.. I found this to be true in practice too.
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7y ago
It's all about exposure and discoverability, as Medium does as good job of effectively giving your blog 'free advertising' by recommending your posts to other users. It would be great if there was a decentralized way of doing
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7y ago
I really enjoy this article, because as simple as the point is, there's something a bit novel taking what we've discovered in Machine Learning and applying it to general life outlook strategies. I've often had this intuition
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7y ago
Didn't facebook just ban deep fakes? https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2020/01/06/faceboo...
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Not only do I like having the ability to limit GPS per app, but I can also disable background data and enforce 'energy saver mode' (aka make background tasks infrequent) on an individual app basis.
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7y ago
Hey folks, I'm the founder of MO and have dedicated myself to creating services that help bring people of different views together online or within physical spaces. It's particularly meaningful work to me when living during an age
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Show HN: Mix Opinions – maximize diversity at event mixers
(mixopinions.com)
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7y ago
Is there a screenshot gallery?
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The developer model has an option for 32gb! https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Dell-XPS... EDIT: the 32gb model isn't available for sale until next month I think
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I've heard several video pros swear by Blender that it works wonders as a video editor, but I don't have experience in that area.
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I looked it up, and I do like it. Thanks for the reference. But, there's one big thing missing and that is the DB needs to be open sourced. Do that and I'll move my projects to your hosted service and promote it everywhere I possi
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So be more constructive, I'd like to learn more about IBM Cloud as I have no experience with it. Is there a Lambda-like service, pay-by-use 'serverless' database hosting, and support for direct client-to-DB connections with R
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Question: why have the protocol based on pixels when you could use vanilla css and html? Like SSR, you could render the page with js remotely and capture the live html/css render to display. Of course, this process would be tricky as y
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As the article explains, the Internet is just a tool, and it's been aggressively used as a way to control user behavior to mostly benefit advertisers, producers, or conform behavior to governments. Even worse, political warfare is very
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Sadly the 2016 macbook pro camera doesn't really function on Linux unless you're willing to patch much older kernels. Trying to patch the newer kernels work, but it ends up breaking sleep mode and detecting closed lid.
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Neat, you should definitely file a GH issue or even write up an RFC!
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The non-sexy answer here is human interaction is almost always a negotiation. Sometimes being a little harsh is what the other party needs to hear. However in the wrong circumstance, it can turn people needlessly against your message... or,
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I haven't used this yet, but I thought I'd also mention RxDB and GUN that also fit in this similar space of cross client<>server db engines. https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb https://gun.eco
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I'd really like to see something like this for the material-ui UI framework. https://material-ui.com/
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Everything being a string at a language level is similar to the paradigm as 'everything is an object' in java. Outside of select use-cases (scripts/text proc), the language generally fights against both conciseness and perfor
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7y ago
I think Erik Meijer deserves a lot more recognition. He's brought so many concepts from a theoretical [often inspired from lambda-calculus white papers] and developed them into concrete software paradigms and tools. https://
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