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by nathias 4y ago
why would they listen if you don't even differentiate between federated and peer to peer solutions? The costs could be made thrivial by sharing in a p2p network.
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by nathias 4y ago
Property is one of the basis of autonomy so this shift that makes economic sense and scales for large corporations will probably many very undesired societal effects. It's the missing link between the optimism of early web with the dys
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by nathias 4y ago
monopolists behave like monopolists if you let them
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by nathias 4y ago
interesting, that's been in the works for quite a while then
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by nathias 4y ago
the new Next is very close to SvelteKit, because they copied their routing
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by nathias 4y ago
SvelteKit! It allows you to decide about ssr/ssg/csr per route and has an overall nicer approach to reactivity.
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by nathias 4y ago
it boils down on the competition always being able to pay more because of how it is financed (for the state its an expense, for private health its an investment)
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by nathias 4y ago
It is slowly decaying here, in a central european country with socialized healthcare. It isn't because of COVID or aging or anything like that, but rather because of a systemic 'privatization' where taxes collected via mandat
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by nathias 4y ago
its weird that people don't see this as softcore porn, which is what most of it is
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by nathias 4y ago
Look at it from another perspective, proponents of free speech and platform neutrality were talking about this and were considered 'conspiracy theorists', then it got out and its 'unhinged framing' in a few weeks it will
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by nathias 4y ago
The function of notification is to distract you, so just disable them and check slack once in 15/20 minutes.
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by nathias 4y ago
weird, I bought the same one, I view it as the peak of mobile phone design and I mostly don't want to have a smartphone with me
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by nathias 4y ago
I fear this will eventually shift a large chunk our time from coding to meeting.
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by nathias 4y ago
Very cool! I was wondering why there wasnt any music diffusion apps out there, it seems more useful because music has stricter copyright and all content creators need some background music ...
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by nathias 4y ago
make a repo with a readme, put your ideas in it and invite people to comment
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by nathias 4y ago
yea, I considered it but I had even less luck with more unpopular stacks, maybe Clojure is the sweetspot
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by nathias 4y ago
yes, if you are from an english speaking country you probably don't have issues, I work with the most popular stack and still have very few opportunities, but poor networking skills definitely also play a role ...
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by nathias 4y ago
if we focus on the best sources, even in studies a lot of research can't be replicated, and if we focus on te most common ones like newspapers and tv, I'd say most of it is made up or might as well be
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by nathias 4y ago
as a contractor, the OP points stay the same, it is extremely hard to get customers
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by nathias 4y ago
so, much like other knowledge sources?
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by nathias 4y ago
I'm a React expert, but whenever I can I choose Svelte, it really is a joy to use. I've been using SvelteKit for some time now, it's great to see it out of beta so I can shill it to more projects.
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by nathias 4y ago
it's this kind of stupidity that the planet must now pay the price for
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by nathias 4y ago
I find this type of harm reduction discourse really weasely, I imagine you have no problem with www and email, that are also such free sepeech exteremes that allow harmful content.
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by nathias 4y ago
I think Jack's model it would decrease the reach of illegal content, but it would still be accessible if you had a direct link.
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by nathias 4y ago
why would the state intervene with the protocol? the state interacts with their citizens, and should leave everyone else alone (any state)
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by nathias 4y ago
why would a protocol do the task of a state? if it's illegal the person C can go to the police
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by nathias 4y ago
Software didn't go 'wrong', people just decided monopolies are a good thing and stopped braking them up.
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by nathias 4y ago
yes, of course the goal is to avoid US dollar, and no not all stable coins are fractional reserve systems
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by nathias 4y ago
a good AI paired with a gene engineering
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by nathias 4y ago
I find it weird that webmentions are on hn very often, and noone is implementing it.

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