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by mrkramer 2y ago
Never heard of this cause I'm not as old as you but it seems interesting....something like precursor to web directory or something similar to Blogroll.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>It’s one thing to argue that ActivityPub is “the future of the social web” (as Ben does, and as I hope it isn’t) Then what it is? I think ActivityPub is the good start. Imo Fediverse is the most exciting thing on the Internet since Bitc
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by mrkramer 2y ago
He is throwing things around like: "it's tragedy of the commons", "they are evil capitalists" etc. etc. In another words he wants to "hijack" their market share as they supposedly "hijacked" Word
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by mrkramer 2y ago
They are both "hurt" financially but that's the competition which is normal and which should drive more innovation and lower the prices for customers.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Automattic invested in WP Engine in the early days, why didn't they acquire it, or WP Engine didn't want to sell. But why did Matt choose the open source license that he chose, it seems like that at the end of the day he only care
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by mrkramer 2y ago
The dude(Matt) thinks WPEngine is doing the enshittification without realizing that he started it!
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by mrkramer 2y ago
One of the most disturbing posts I read ever from some tech executive; instead of encouraging competition and driving quality forward for the users, instead he spreads his venom and calls his competitor a cancer?!
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Other people had this issue too but it seems like it is resolved now[1][2]. [1] https://forum.eset.com/topic/42514-eset-blocking-google-acco... [2] https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments&#
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Holy shit, yes I do....I was just browsing the Twitter for Gmail news and I saw this: https://x.com/sunage_org/status/1838125088660398443 Idk how the hell ESET did that, they are serious AV company. I first though
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Tell HN: Google was down for people using ESET Endpoint Security
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by mrkramer 2y ago
My view on deepfakes: I was thinking about deepfakes and how to protect from them and my conclusion is; there is no way you can protect from them from the practical point of view but from the legal point of view, governments can make laws w
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by mrkramer 2y ago
The only logical legal solution is that any content of you shared by you is legitimate one and all other content of you shared by somebody else is presumed non-authenthic and possibly fake.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Another desperate attempt by Nintendo to stifle creativity.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Think about it: Flappy bird is ruining lives. It was said with a straight face in many infotainment shows. They said the same thing about World of Warcraft, Dota, League of Legends, Fortnite and countless other examples. People and I be
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Elon is trying really hard to destroy Twitter, isn't he?
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Yea, I believe you Zuck, it's not like Facebook is closed centralized privacy breaking walled garden.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>I have to give Dong Nguyen credit for pulling the game when he started to believe it caused more harm then good. If he thought the game's design was "evil" why did he make the game in the first place? If you want to make
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Funny enough few months ago I was thinking how would Wikipedia written by AI look like. Imagine automating writing of knowledge so humans don't have to crawl the Web , books and papers to write knowledge articles.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>innovative gameplay just doesn't convert that well Mobile gaming might be casual but the touch UI is huge innovation by itself. Touch gaming controls is the real thing that makes the difference in mobile gaming compared to other ty
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Pretty sure the idea wholesale was dead on arrival. Much less invasive apps on IOS were taken down by Apple. And the appification of mobile more or less split that idea into 4-5 different apps. I thought somebody would try to make somet
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by mrkramer 2y ago
expand to other platforms*
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>Who regulates governments? International law but ofc countries can break it as you know from the history but still there are set of rules upon which majority of governments agree.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>I've been predicting a "Steam of mobile" for a while now, a place to curate for those console ports or 2008-2012 style premium mobile games. I'm baffled that it looks like Epic might beat Valve to such an endeavor. I
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>What I'm saying is that with any form of competition people can let it get out of hand and it can break into fights. Unregulated competition escalates to war but if competition is reasonably regulated then usually everything works
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Nowadays it is definitely way more easier but there are so many distribution platforms on which you are supposed to be present e.g. PC, Web, Mobile phones, Smart TV, Smart Watches etc. My best advice would be to pick one platform and focus
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by mrkramer 2y ago
In the early days you needed only 2 or 3 programmers to get your site going and a cheap server to host it and if the website and its concept caught on you raised money to buy more servers and hire more people(the most famous example being F
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by mrkramer 2y ago
I'm interested more in the game theory behind mining and corresponding economic stats....for example mempool.space tells me: Reward stats (Last 144 blocks): Avg Tx Fee, 1.01k sats/tx, $0.58 Avg Block Fees, 0.0449 BTC/block, $
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>The best you can do is human scale things like "how likely is it that Joe is a fed?", which can't be automated. I agree with that but is there a site which analyses efficiency of the mining nodes from the economic point o
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by mrkramer 2y ago
Reminds me of this case: https://b10c.me/observations/06-linkinglion/ Btw, I wish Satoshi thought more of the concept of nodes' reputation so you can somewhat know how efficient and legitimate the node is.
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by mrkramer 2y ago
>I cannot honestly say anything on YouTube comes close to the production in an episode of Top Gear or Game of Thrones. >Content on YouTube is terrible in new and terrifying ways. Most of the YouTube's content is amateur UGC(user

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