matildepark

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by matildepark 7y ago
I agree. I think this feedback is super valuable.
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by matildepark 7y ago
Check it. [1] A lot of people work at Tlon with a lot of different perspectives on the world. It's not a vehicle for one guy. This is sadly a frequently asked question in itself. [2] [1]: https://urbit.org/docs/tut
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by matildepark 7y ago
It's not deliberate, just a bit of an ongoing challenge. We've historically been very engineering-focused while honing the system; poking our heads out into the world, we now have to describe it. The problem, I think, is that ther
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by matildepark 7y ago
That's a bit cynical, I think. The address space has had a few "official" rationales because it serves a handful of duties at the same time; again, explaining a system is different than explaining a product, but pitching a sy
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by matildepark 7y ago
D&D isn't necessarily that complex, systematically, if you really lay it out. It's about shared imagination with your friends, mutually improvising a story, and a framework for actualising personal development. I'm not he
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by matildepark 7y ago
It's because it's a system trying to pitch itself as a product. The system being a top to bottom rewrite of the stack in such a way so as to sidestep the client/server relationship entirely. A lot of services rely upon posit
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by matildepark 7y ago
(Obvious disclosure that I work on the project.) Slow, like, literally the VM is slow? There's infrastructure work being done to rewrite the VM at the moment, though there's been some major work in the last six months on this fron