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by llmblockchain 2y ago
> GoogleApi.ContentWarehouse.V1.Model.AppsPeopleOzExternalMergedpeopleapiAboutMeExtendedDataPhotosCompareDataDiffData Java, is that you?!
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
A couple months ago a FOIA response was finally released regarding the events that happened in June of 2021. There had always been some skepticism around their suicide. A lot of people believed they "killed their online handle" an
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
This is only my opinion, but it seems to me Near had a number of mental things going on and it wasn't the "bullying" that pushed them over the edge. I think it had been a number of things snowballing for a decade or more (as
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
https://archive.is/UcRs9 https://archive.is/a2WQ5 That's just the tip of it though. TLDR; The retroarch devs had an IRC channel where they would shit on byuu/near all the time, for no reason other
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
From someone close with Near/Byuu: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27665789 I also believe marcan (another friend of Near's) commented something similar, but I can't seem to find it (I think it was on Tw
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
As far as I'm aware, he went by he/him/they/them and accepted all of them.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near_(programmer) https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=near
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Depression (2014)(archive.fo)
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Original site is gone, but I wanted to share the snapshot of it. I went down a rabbit hole after reading the FOIA request that confirmed his death in 2021. The Depression post was one that resonated with me and kept me thinking of the quote
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Maybe I'm in the minority, but I gave up on Zsh/OMZ/Powerline and all of that. I went back to plain bash and keep it simple. Zsh is cool to look at and has a couple useful plugins, but the whole thing slows down your shell st
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Interesting-- I wonder if criminal behavior is embedded in DNA...
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Teens have been so accustomed to immediate gratification and short form content they don't possess the willpower to focus on something truly difficult. You can't watch a few shorts and bust out a 4k demo over the weekend the same
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
"browser" seems like a terrible name. The correct name would be "useragent".
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Ideas are easy. You don't need to think of a new idea (in fact, I highly suggest not doing that). Instead, pick an idea that has been done to death and do it again. Make a cronjob monitoring service. Make a "privacy focused analyt
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
The audience for such content is incredibly tiny, and those that watch it are not hiring people. People have incredibly short attention spans these days. If your video isn't 20 second shorts with large text and jump cuts you will lose
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
First and foremost, fuck Github. It doesn't define who you are and what you are capable of. Don't buy into it. For reference, my Github is set to private and has a single repository pointing people to my personal site. My personal
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
> ... the days of stitching together a prototype at night are pretty much over. You need to be an incredible hustler and have a really good insight into a desperate business need. I'll take that as a compliment.. as someone that too
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
As much as I dislike VCs, I didn't find the Twitter post to be that bad. I can see his point about the company being an almost, and on top of that getting warning "signs". It wasn't the fact that the date was a few month
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
It doesn't have to be that way now. I stick to buildless libraries and frameworks. You can even build an SPA without one (mithriljs[1], as I used in a browser extension). [1]: https://mithril.js.org/
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
TLDR; We are solving a problem with another tool, and in six months we'll add another tool to solve problems from this tool.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
They are re-inventing RoR.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Honestly, I don't aim for zero downtime deploys. I simply don't care if I have a few seconds of possible service interruption during a deploy. If I did, I'd keep it simple. I use Nginx in front of the Go server. I'd like
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I have two SaaS products using this stack, and my personal site. The SaaS products get decent traffic (millions of requests every month, thousands of requests per-minute). I use Postgres for everything and I have no complaints. I'm no
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
More chops than an MF DOOM track.
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I feel it. I imagine it's how someone like David Foster Wallace felt when postmodernism overtook the culture at large and seeped into every nook and cranny. I have certainly become more of a recluse on the internet. I'm still figu
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
I have been happily using a pure Go stack. That includes Go's built in templates, and web server. I compile the entire application into a single binary and rsync it to the server. Then I restart the systemd service which picks up the n
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
They don't "last for a long time". I have an ipad that is barely five years old and no longer receives OS updates. You can't even install apps on it (like Netflix, or Youtube) because the OS is "unsupported." A
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
Interesting take. I'm a straight male and always thought putting a bunch of boys together in the woods with short shorts and high socks sounded about as non-straight as it gets. Also, the Native American LARPing line was pretty dope.
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by llmblockchain 2y ago
The Rabbit R1 is a Juicero remix.
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I have a method. Remove your headphones and listen to your teammates. I've always used the "fucks per-hour" as a measurement of productivity. For the uninitiated, the more fucks, the more productivity.. ie, they are looking a

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