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by olah_1 5y ago
Stockle is hilarious! Great idea :)
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by olah_1 5y ago
> If I want to go to the supermarket and pay with Monero that will require that legislators deem Monero a legitimate currency. A lot of people use giftcards. That's what people do with bitcoin too. > https://xkcd.com&#
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by olah_1 5y ago
> It will never be allowed to reach critical mass of usage to survive as the premier cryptocurrency. Monero is getting to the point where it will not need permission. It will soon be added to the decentralized exchange Thorchain. On top
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by olah_1 5y ago
Is it open source? I am trying to make my own language version as well, but have not found a simple client side app to base it on.
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by olah_1 5y ago
mozilla hubs is a lower barrier to entry because you don’t need to download a whole game. You can just give your friends a link and they also don’t need VR either. https://hubs.mozilla.com/
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by olah_1 5y ago
It would be awesome if you used a templating system for the writing process. Then the writers can have templates and just change who ${partyA} is.
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by olah_1 5y ago
if you have fun with this, play around with the music maker in ansiwave bbs: http://bbs.ansiwave.net/
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by olah_1 5y ago
every single post on hacker news has at least one comment that completely ignores website content and critiques css / web framework. it’s just a given.
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by olah_1 5y ago
> build 80% of Wordle in a different language I have been trying to do the same thing! I was looking for projects on github that I could adapt to a new language. Sadly, most of them require a server. It seemed to me that this game could
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by olah_1 5y ago
The design IS good :) But the network is fully centralized, right? Did you consider using a protocol and making something more like Movim, but with your nice design language? Or is the problem you are trying to solve in a different domain?
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by olah_1 5y ago
Feedback would be to share the roadmap and code :) I’m trying to figure out what makes this special other than some nice design aesthetic
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by olah_1 5y ago
When an MSC makes it through the process, it is added to the protocol, right? Then all the servers and clients need to implement those MSCs or else they are not compliant with the protocol. Either you're not compliant with the protocol
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by olah_1 5y ago
Ironically, Matrix MSCs will have the same exact “problem” of “too many extensions”.
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by olah_1 5y ago
> I want all my messages and history on all my devices wherever I login with the proper credentials Is this not possible with XMPP? Genuine question. I thought there were recent XEPs for standardized handling of message history (includin
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by olah_1 5y ago
> the biggest weak point for Matrix as an IM protocol is that there's no business model for server providers. This wouldnt be as bad if we had account portability. I just want my account to be a key. i’m sick of being tied to server
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> And matrix is proof this works. After trying it again this year, I think they have finally created a product which works really well. The server and clients improved. The protocol did not improve. The protocol is still designed to be a
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by olah_1 5y ago
> Both sides of the debate could elevate their arguments if they ponder what Moxie has written. I appreciate that he fairly tried these different things out and reported his experience. But I don't think he has noticed anything part
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by olah_1 5y ago
> How do you get the majority of people to switch to something like this? One way is to port over interesting content from existing platforms. They already have an RSS relayer here: https://github.com/fiatjaf/rsslay
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by olah_1 5y ago
You should follow what Synonym[1] (specifically Slashtags) and Iris[2] are working on. [1]: https://www.synonym.to/products/ [2]: https://github.com/irislib/iris-messenger
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by olah_1 5y ago
> YAMAMOTO PAPER told us that they believe paper selection will be more limited in the near future as manufacturing becomes more streamlined and people move to digital tools. Their hope is that people will get to know Japanese paper cult
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by olah_1 5y ago
> If you think like that, you might as well use Chinese messengers. True, but I don't really "get" Chinese style UI.
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by olah_1 5y ago
are there any ideas to introduce rotating keys? i dont like that the feeds are permanent and if you leak a key, people see the whole history.
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by olah_1 5y ago
Most important thing with this type of product is the options for account recovery. Anything exist around that?
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The ones in the middle are the most nefarious in my experience. Precisely because they purport to be “the objective standard” and quite simply are entertainment just like everyone else. Even the reliability of AP has completely evaporated f
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by olah_1 5y ago
Are you aware that Mastodon and Pleroma are just servers? Any offensive domain you come across could be running Mastodon, Pleroma, Misskey, etc. The behavior of individual servers doesn’t reflect on the open source technology they are using
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by olah_1 5y ago
That’s fair. I don’t see why you need to knock a more efficient implementation though.
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by olah_1 5y ago
Agree. If they're really your friends, you already have their phone numbers.
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So you'll stick with more inefficient software for the sake of political ideology? The thought of that is very funny to me. It highlights everything wrong with software design today.
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> I want something in the middle, a site to explore the fringes of my social graph. Look up people that I barely know. Understand who is connected to whom, who is a friend of a friend. And have a low-key way of staying in touch with peop
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by olah_1 5y ago
That limits the userbase to only people that are savvy enough to be a server admin, though. I've actually been discouraged from running my own server by people in the Matrix Chat world. Apparently there are risks if you're not kno

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