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by lucideer 3y ago
> This is built into the protocol. I haven't implemented AP from scratch so I may be missing technical details precluding this, but it sounds like it may at least partially be covered by https://www.w3.org/TR/
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by lucideer 3y ago
100% agree with everything in your post. I don't see how it contradicts anything I've said though. > the former needs to be built into the spec or it will continue to be broken. Absolutely, but ActivityPub doesn't preclu
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by lucideer 3y ago
Bluesky is a Twitter-like platform like Mastodon, so the comparison makes sense if you look at the primary implementations. SSB is also decentralised, while ATProto is federated - like ActivityPub.
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by lucideer 3y ago
Your added point fits in with the initial red flag for me - before I saw pfraze's (excellent) post here - that the vast majority of what I've read advocating for ATProto says very clearly: "Account portability is the major re
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by lucideer 3y ago
> ActivityPub is incredibly chatty. > ATProto is a better looking protocol already. Are there benchmarks for this? What's the level of difference here? Request frequency seems closely linked to activity and XRPC bodies are JS
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by lucideer 3y ago
Reading this I hear someone passionate about technology for the sake of technology. Which is cool, I totally get the desire to build things oneself, but it doesn't really address the substantive questions people are asking about AT: An
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by lucideer 3y ago
Alas https://github.com/chjj/blessed/issues/418#issuecomment-1533... I considered blessed for a recent project, but ended up just simplifying the approach & making do with Inquirer + Meow instead due to t
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by lucideer 3y ago
> IMHO desire to prevent learning from your open source code seems kind of irrational and antithetical to open source ideas You may be right that this is antithetical to "open source" ideas, as Tim O'Reilly would've
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by lucideer 3y ago
> Why HN is so defensive against copilot but have a completely different opinion about MidJourney / StableDiffusion? I've seen this question posted on HN so many times in defence of Copilot but I have yet to encounter people
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by lucideer 3y ago
It's definitely a thing online for people to roll out the "you just don't get it" line in response to a negative review of a piece of media, but I thought it a little more applicable here in discussing whether 1 scene -
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by lucideer 3y ago
> it seems like the dumbest, most ineffective way of detecting if an android is off baseline. It would be simple for a trained android or human to fake the test just like a polygraph and seems easier for an android to control expression
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by lucideer 3y ago
Have you had AWS tech advisers advise teams in your company to go with this stack? Because I haven't. AWS doesn't have an equally distributed interest in selling all of its products. Some AWS products exist because customers need&
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by lucideer 3y ago
This likely stems from the proposers building on existing "in-the-wild" development patterns: it's become a convention for DSLs in the JS development community. Consider similar for a larger amount of data: <script typ
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by lucideer 4y ago
Is there an explicit name for tracking shots whereby the camera passes through objects impossibly (a subset of "Object Portal" in your website but I'm referring to shots that don't transition to a difference setting)? e.
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by lucideer 4y ago
> we'll fight the big guys I'd be more convinced of this if they weren't actively collaborating with the big guys.
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by lucideer 4y ago
I get what you're saying: I'm the same for most products, though I do go out of my way to find and use things that are exceptional and in some cases I've actually kinda succeeded in finding that. The issue here is that this w
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by lucideer 4y ago
Not sure how much of this is living in a bubble or selection bias of negative experiences in common but my own impression of the firefox userbase is that a significant portion of it are using firefox as a "least worst" browser, ra
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by lucideer 4y ago
Their content may be questionable &/or formulaic but I wouldn't've thought they were known explicitly for clickbait.
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by lucideer 4y ago
Extremely obvious & predictable clickbait - a little surprising coming from The Atlantic tbh.
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by lucideer 4y ago
Currently only an optimised representation in a DB, but I guess they could be re-generated from that.
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by lucideer 4y ago
My company is using them in an internal artifact scanning tool that runs as part of CICD build pipelines. It's technically opt-in for dev teams but most have done so, and in my experience most engineers - while they may know "ther
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UK Online Safety Bill amendments: If you dont want people to add baubles(twitter.com)
2 points by lucideer 4y ago|0 comments
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by lucideer 4y ago
> a well-motivated but perhaps a little naive I normally try and be positive / open to flawed ideas or initiatives but in this particular case I think describing it as "a little naive" massively understates it. Well moti
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OnlineSafetyBill: If you dont want people to add baubles dont design a xmas tree(twitter.com)
1 points by lucideer 4y ago|1 comments
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by lucideer 4y ago
Twitter thread of amendments submitted for the UK Online Safety Bill
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by lucideer 4y ago
> Some executables distributed on npm do provide lockfiles but those aren't SBOMs Not entirely sure what this sentence means (some executables?), NPM generates lockfiles and, while lockfiles are not SPDX/CycloneDX equivalent,
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by lucideer 4y ago
Ha. Well, yeah - I guess we're even calling into question the very definition of the word quality here. Your comment seems to imply that quality is a metric that correlates with quantitative metrics of mass appeal, rather than personal
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by lucideer 4y ago
I agree with you wholly in reality, but we're not discussing the definition of writers, we're discussing a qualified definition of writers. The qualifier is "economic worth". We're not disagreeing, you're jus
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by lucideer 4y ago
For the HN audience, this earlier blogpost from the Vivaldi team has more technical detail, especially in the first comment underneath: https://vivaldi.com/blog/desktop/workspaces-vivaldi-browser-...
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by lucideer 4y ago
That was my immediate question as well. Given it's been a leading feature request on Vivaldi forums for a long time, I would've expected them to mention that up-front in the article (even in the title tbh). The fact there's n

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