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by lioeters 1y ago
> our brand new certificate revocation system known as CRLite. > CRLite makes your browsing faster, more private, and more secure, and is a significant advancement to the state of the art for encryption on the internet. > ..CRLite
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by lioeters 1y ago
I like the idea very much. The prototype looks good, so simple yet it has a lot of potential leveraging Git. To login, it asks for read/write permission on all my public repositories. I guess that's necessary to make tweets as com
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by lioeters 1y ago
> complete New York Times (pre-1930) https://archive.org/search?query=title%3ANew+York+Times&sort... > as a full PDF download set I imagine it's possible to achieve this through torrents from Anna's, but
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by lioeters 1y ago
If you're adding another word, it sounds more differentiated than Claude to Claudia. I was among the many who thought this was an official product from the makers of Claude. It's like if your product was called Whisperer.
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by lioeters 1y ago
Yup, I'm in the same boat. Been using Bun for a year or so, and enjoying the many quality of life improvements. I still use Node when the project requires it, but I'm actively moving them over to Bun when I can. Still it's gr
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by lioeters 1y ago
> coordinated effort behind the scenes going on for decades It's an open conspiracy among the global ruling class, including people and organizations collaborating at places like the World Economic Forum and Bilderberg meetings. *Ad
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by lioeters 1y ago
This is related to a recent "Show HN" post where similar tools were discussed. Edka – Kubernetes clusters on your own Hetzner account https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44915164
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Painting a Landscape with Mathematics [video](youtube.com)
1 points by lioeters 1y ago|0 comments
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Smooth Minimum for Signed Distance Fields (2013)(iquilezles.org)
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by lioeters 1y ago
Grug is the wise fool in the spirit of Lao Tzu, St. Francis, and Diogenes. If you find it offensive, that's the intellectual pride it's meant to make fun of.
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Lightpanda: Fast headless browser from scratch in Zig for AI and automation(lightpanda.io)
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by lioeters 1y ago
Marketing to the consumer instead of informing and educating the user. That makes sense in terms of incentives.
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by lioeters 1y ago
> Ubuntu developers have decided to remove wget from the default install of Ubuntu Server 25.10, in favour of wcurl, which offers similar functionality. > It’s part of a wider effort to streamline Ubuntu Server and reduced the number
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by lioeters 1y ago
Reminds me of an example in a similar direction, where AI was used for audio processing to filter out everything except a person's voice. If I remember right, it was able to focus on different people in a crowded room. It might have be
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by lioeters 1y ago
This but unironically.
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JavaScript Haikus: My Adventures in Tiny Coding (2023) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by lioeters 1y ago|1 comments
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by lioeters 1y ago
> Discover the art of crafting extremely small JavaScript programs. In this talk you’ll learn principles and techniques behind crafting compact yet powerful scripts that are shorter than this description! Dive into the captivating world
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by lioeters 1y ago
I can't believe how this is common knowledge, this arrangement between Google and Mozilla as a weak and incompetent "competitor" propped up to avoid being accused of monopoly and anti-competitive practice. Why isn't it c
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by lioeters 1y ago
I only have my own life experience to reflect on, and while it does seem like society was freer in my youth (pre-9/11 U.S.), I was also a freer and wilder person back then. I see how the younger generations live, and how society has ch
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by lioeters 1y ago
That's lovely writing about physics, people, and life in the Soviet times. > We had some wild parties in Chernogolovka, with rivers of vodka, lots of dances, flirtation, sometimes ending with fistfights. We were young, talented, bra
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by lioeters 1y ago
Here's an excellent response: https://xcancel.com/RedLipRiots/status/1950136563909771531 > The Online Safety Act is a mass surveillance Trojan horse. > ..When a government starts accusing critics of bei
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by lioeters 1y ago
> Debian's maintainers found the relevant variable, time_t, "all over the place," Nit: time_t is a data type, not a variable.
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by lioeters 1y ago
I'm amazed that your comment is the single reasonable take among this entire discussion full of unsupported assertions and opinions. Having two different invisible characters to represent empty space is objectively worse. Just use spac
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by lioeters 1y ago
I saw in the title of another video by the same author, they're using TidalCycles. > Live coding music with algorithmic patterns https://tidalcycles.org/
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by lioeters 1y ago
Comparison with Bash, from https://github.com/modernish/modernish/blob/master/EXAMPLES.... # Plain POSIX sh #! /bin/sh git status >/dev/null || exit if ! git diff-ind
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by lioeters 1y ago
Over 20K games, book, and other content have been removed with no warning to customers and creators. All because of pressure from Visa and Mastercard, a duopoly propped up by puritans and authoritarians.
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by lioeters 1y ago
> cost $2T In other words an opportunity for the healthcare industry to make a two-trillion-dollar revenue.
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by lioeters 1y ago
Good ol' B.F. Skinner. Apparently the idea was pretty solid but he had trouble getting people to take it seriously.
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by lioeters 1y ago
Tiny Turtle Follows Cat On a Skateboard - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVbtAYPSapw
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by lioeters 1y ago
Great recommendation, I'm watching it now. It reminds me of another documentary about a festival with hand-built vehicles made of recycled Vespas that are extremely customized. Indonesia’s Tricked Out Vespas https://www.yout

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