minoru

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by minoru 5y ago
Sure. Centralization could probably be avoided by storing the index in a DHT or something.
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by minoru 5y ago
As far as I can tell, Fediverse embraces this as a privacy feature. (It's more of a bump than a roadblock, but still.) I'm not aware of any projects to fix this (although I'm not very immersed into Fediverse development, so m
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by minoru 5y ago
Ain't a dumb question at all! It actually takes reading the ActivityPub specs to answer it, so no surprise if you didn't get it just from reading the landing page ;) The answer is: it'll happen automatically. Just search for
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by minoru 5y ago
The post was now updated; it mentions that at least three more FB posts with links to joinmastodon.org were marked as spam: https://octodon.social/@yhancik/106897948169079191 Four data points ain't a lot, but you
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by minoru 6y ago
Hi, the author here. Thanks for taking a look at the code! I picked SHA-1 because it was the simplest way to generate pseudorandom data: I knew there's a Rust crate for it which I used before. Works fine for a proof-of-concept :) I&#x2
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by minoru 7y ago
You obviously spent way more time analysing all this than I did, so pardon my naivety, but it seems to me that shelving this project is an over-reaction. If the site's growth is limited by search engines, well, scale down your involve
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by minoru 14y ago
Sorry for going a little bit off topic here, but certainly there are works of science fiction based on this paradox — after all, it’s more than thirty years old! Any suggestions?
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by minoru 14y ago
Yes, he does. I wrote my comment to emphasize the other side of the coin, not to fill some gap that wasn't covered in the article. It must be kind of mistake here (I've read the posting guidelines but I'm still a newbie, thus more prone to
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by minoru 14y ago
If your code was used by some company you may use that fact on the interview or to promote your project further, but if you are using GPL you are risking the chance to do so.
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by minoru 14y ago
Dual-licensing works for MySQL but it may not work that well for smaller projects that are easier for company to re-implement from scratch. There's a possibility that GPL may be too high price for company to pay, and it's a price, too; you
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by minoru 14y ago
The guy must be damn sure about how cool his projects are, because there's a situation where your project is cool enough for company to use but they won't because of GPL. It would probably work with startups (they're flexible and in a hurry
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by minoru 14y ago
When I read that section, it occurred to me that "weak purity" is like monads and "strong purity" is purity as we know it in the FP world. Then drawTriangle() become an action in some monad (I imagined a State one) and renderScene() is just
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by minoru 14y ago
Oh, I didn't know that — thanks! But yes, to me it looked like I had some fonts wrong or something.
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by minoru 14y ago
There is an issue with quotes — they appear to be swapped (tiny screenshot here: http://ompldr.org/vZHl4Mw ). I made a little check, it's the same with every font you specified in your CSS, so the problem must lie within your blog generato
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by minoru 14y ago
You can enable "ignore all keys" mode with Shift-Escape in Vimperator. It would then just pass all your key strokes directly to the app. I believe there should be similar mode in Pentadactyl as well.