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by manx 3y ago
https://social-protocols.org/ https://felx.me/ https://deliberati.io/ Ideas and research on how to improve social media protocols and design large scale human interaction on the internet. A
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Communication technologies determine human alignment(social-protocols.org)
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by manx 3y ago
They could just provide or even sell well curated datasets instead.
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by manx 3y ago
Linux: In Firefox no, in Chrome yes.
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What is human alignment technology?(social-protocols.org)
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The Alignment Problem Is Not New(oreilly.com)
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Human Alignment Technology(social-protocols.org)
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Human Alignment Technology(social-protocols.org)
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SQLite extension for efficient vector search, based on Faiss(github.com)
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Human Alignment Technology(social-protocols.org)
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by manx 3y ago
Maybe it's time for federated link aggregators.
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by manx 3y ago
It's a short intro to raise awareness for the topic. Earlier, our research group "social protocols" published a new metric for Hacker News, but at that time, people didn't see the problem: https://github.com&#
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by manx 3y ago
MPA using Rust, sqlite, htmx, alpine.js hosted on fly.io
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by manx 3y ago
There was also a camera in 2012, which sent its picture to mechanical turk to ask for a description: https://hackaday.com/2012/04/25/a-camera-that-describes-a-pi...
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Ask HN: What's your favorite stack for personal projects?
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What deserves our attention?(deliberati.io)
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Servo, the parallel browser engine written in Rust(servo.org)
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by manx 3y ago
Maybe it's time to focus more on servo, a browser engine written in rust, originally created, but later abandoned by Mozilla. Seems like it starts rolling again. https://servo.org/
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What Deserves Our Attention?(social-protocols.org)
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Ask HN: Are you working on a big software project? Happy with the architecture?
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by manx 3y ago
Timeless stuff like math in general will always be relevant. It's not so much about your programming skills, but more about how programming shapes your thinking abilities. Who will tell the AI what to create?
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by manx 3y ago
I recommend to use Arch Linux as your main OS to learn a lot about Linux and its missing pieces in general. They have the best Wiki I have come across so far.
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Ask HN: How dangerous is Auto-GPT?
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by manx 3y ago
I only see a landing page with missing images (on mobile). How do I use it?
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by manx 3y ago
It seems that many people are wondering why UI interactions, which don't need new data, should take a network roundtrip. You can avoid those round-trips by using a library like https://alpinejs.dev . It pairs well with htmx
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by manx 3y ago
You can implement interactivity which doesn't need data from the server entirely client side. Libraries like https://alpinejs.dev help here and pair well with htmx.
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The Rules of Civil Conversation(therulesofcivilconversation.org)
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by manx 4y ago
Great to see more people thinking about this stuff! Our group, "Social Protocols" recently published a concrete idea on how to improve the ranking algorithm by introducing a new metric: https://github.com/social-pr
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Ask HN: Official Hacker News ranking experiments?
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Ask HN: Official Hacker News ranking experiments?
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