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by k__ 2y ago
The internet needs strong provenance to ensure content is created by trusted parties. It has to be done in a decentralised way to ensure no enterprise controls who is trusted and who isn't.
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by k__ 2y ago
"they will only keep getting better" I don't think that's a given. It could very well be that they only get smaller, faster, or even worse when they accidentally start training them with hallucinations that spread on t
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by k__ 2y ago
1. Many people aren't able to generating visuals in their mind. 2. We can't yet reliably extract the images from our mind and share them with others.
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by k__ 2y ago
To be fair, Excel skills are tightly bound to Excel.
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by k__ 2y ago
Awesome stuff. Reminds me of the offline-first movement from ~10 years ago. I'm currently looking into TinyBase to make working with high latency decentralised services more bearable. Would be cool if there were a better comparison of
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by k__ 2y ago
Drips sounded like a reasonable idea to get builders funded.
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by k__ 2y ago
Data on protocol.land is permanent and can't be deleted.
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by k__ 2y ago
Yes. I don't have the impression GenAI can replace me, and I'm not even a 10x Dev. Yet, it makes much of the daily task more bearable.
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by k__ 2y ago
If you want to avoid such a takedown, check out: https://protocol.land/ https://radicle.xyz/
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by k__ 2y ago
While I'm all for open models; why can't the small models not be used effectively? Wouldn't they lower the costs compared to big models drastically?
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by k__ 2y ago
Why don't just define a new word? I mean you're linguists! :D Pseudo-Creole, a language that's technically a Creole, but doesn't fit the sociohistoic context. I think, it would be funny if a word for giving specific lang
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by k__ 2y ago
Currently, I'm trying to get some funding for Ewigkeit, an deployment service for DApps that uses Arweave for hosting and AO for management of deployments, domains, and team members. The USPs are: - pay once, host forever - censorship
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by k__ 2y ago
I'm working for a DAO that's notoriously short staffed and requires votes for the change of chain.
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by k__ 2y ago
Thing is, the underlying central chains getting so expensive that nobody wants to use them for everyday transactions. So, offloading is the only way to make them usable again. I off-ramp only every second month because of absurd gas costs o
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by k__ 2y ago
Showing median people what the upper class steals from them seems like a reasonable thing to do. I think, there isn't any situation where it's so obvious. One type of humans gets cramped like farm animals, and the other gets pampe
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by k__ 2y ago
Tried that and don't know how I successfully studied computer science that way. I could reproduce solutions, but I never understood them. Years after I saw a bunch of good practicable examples and I just understood what the concept was
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by k__ 2y ago
My partner worked as a nurse for almost a decade. In the end they were in psychiatry, most chill job you can get as a nurse if you don't want to go into management. No manual labor, only bringing people their meds and writing down what
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by k__ 2y ago
Fair. On the other hand, just because the execs who do the layoffs bought into the narrative it doesn't mean they're right.
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by k__ 2y ago
Pretty cool! Could this also work with .svelte files, which are essentially html-like files with <script lang="ts">?
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by k__ 2y ago
Ah, there are people who use Tor to access non-onion services. Got it. Seemed like onion services were created to solve the security issues that exit nodes bring, so I assumed people stopped using them and started running onion services ins
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by k__ 2y ago
How do you control an exit node? I had the impression, with onion services they are a thing of the past.
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by k__ 2y ago
In the US not every vote has the same weight, so they can't be a democracy to begin with.
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by k__ 2y ago
Same. My ADHD makes brushing my teeth daily impossible. Yet, I went to the dentist today (first time after a decade)and had only one small cavity. My partner on the other hand brushes multiple times daily and had surgery last year, because
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by k__ 2y ago
I'm not saying text editors are on the last place in terms of perf requirements. I'm just saying, that general graphics editors is above that and do just fine with React.
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by k__ 2y ago
Always interesting to hear such claims when graphic editors like Penpot, which have much tighter perf requirements than editors, are so fast while using React.
626.
by k__ 2y ago
Also, you're people too. You have to read the code from last week, last month, last year...
627.
by k__ 2y ago
Ah, you mean the "server" SDK is actually for building the proxy?
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by k__ 2y ago
Maybe the store has reasons to pretend they didn't sell you the sneakers.
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by k__ 2y ago
It seems to require changes to the server. I was hoping for a proxy-based solution that would verify the source and time for any server.
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by k__ 2y ago
So, QUERY is a POST but with GET semantics? Sounds like GraphQL won.

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