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by joshu 4y ago
why does this need to be an OS? Why can't it be a set of packages on top of an OS maintained by someone else?
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by joshu 4y ago
Grounded?
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by joshu 4y ago
no. tags were a separate field, and you were shown the tags you used as prominently as the things themselves. note that it was built as a memory aid so that you had a chance of finding something again later. your idea that it needs be exact
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by joshu 4y ago
oh definitely. lots of librarians campaigning for strict rules around tag use etc
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by joshu 4y ago
you can use /usr/bin/tsort to sort a list of things in a makefile-esque hierarchy
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by joshu 4y ago
We did suggest tags as the intersection of "tags used by others for this url" and "tags you have used in the past" to increase cohesiveness.
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by joshu 4y ago
Machine tags aren't tags at all. Not all metadata is tagging.
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by joshu 4y ago
My time to shine, I guess. When I invented tagging it was as personal curation process, it was designed for people to recall things back to themselves later. It was an organizational schema. It has mostly disappeared. What we have now is mo
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by joshu 4y ago
when i registered icio.us in 2001 or so, Doing Startups wasn’t a thing. i got it because “icious” suffixed the largest number of words
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by joshu 4y ago
twitter is a game. the main move is saying things that get a reaction. your score is the number of likes/responses/follows. getting follows let you get a bigger reaction.
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by joshu 4y ago
1993 seems very unlikely?
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by joshu 4y ago
del.icio.us
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by joshu 4y ago
is it possible that something that had api access did it?
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by joshu 4y ago
only vaguely relevant, but here is me getting passed by a 1982 Arrows A4 F1 car a few weeks ago. https://youtu.be/VkckEO5ONPY
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by joshu 5y ago
hey, that first link is me. called it!
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by joshu 5y ago
what surgery did you have? I had RF-based reduction surgery and it didn't do much.
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by joshu 5y ago
this all exists. dsrc for v2v plus the basic safety message, etc
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by joshu 5y ago
remember beenz? maybe flooz is next.
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by joshu 5y ago
a) i think that continuous auctions have a bunch of vulnerabilities and that for exchanges, a periodic crossing might be a better mechanism. this works better for high volume instruments. it does come at the expense of immediate trading b)
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by joshu 5y ago
i had custom earbuds made for racing. was maybe $200? https://www.sampsonracing.com/earbuds-helmet-speakers-s/1908...
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by joshu 5y ago
i want this one specifically, too
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by joshu 5y ago
I would love to have access to this in general (but maybe not for a physicist specifically) - sometimes I just am having trouble understanding a paper and want someone to walk me through it. Hire a biologist / computer scientist /
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by joshu 5y ago
This doesn’t sound too bad. But I also race in a 1960s british race car.
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by joshu 5y ago
you are confused about the difference between MTA and MUA
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by joshu 5y ago
and you have no ability to project this out to a larger number of people? mowing twice a week on what is almost certainly a two-cycle engine is very, very unlikely to be a carbon sink.
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by joshu 5y ago
less that specifically and more the general attitude
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by joshu 5y ago
this attitude, generally, is why we're never going to solve climate change
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by joshu 5y ago
what ever happened to carmen sandiego?
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by joshu 5y ago
the author of this paper went on to found lytro google for “plenoptic camera”
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by joshu 5y ago
some people are stop-oriented and some are go-oriented. i realized that there were a lot of the first at a company i worked at when i had a ready-to-go release shut down by legal, pr, and some other group all in the same week. if we were su

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