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by p4bl0 3y ago
About this, it didn't get traction but yesterday I submitted this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39356410 The terms and conditions of .ai domain names include things such as "not asking for investors"
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by p4bl0 3y ago
The title is quite confusing on what the project is. It should be "Oink: a single-file PHP library to easily build API" or something like that. Appart from that, it's a nice project, but would benefit from better examples tha
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by p4bl0 3y ago
You could build that but it won't be able to browse the actual web. You're just building another platform.
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by p4bl0 3y ago
It's in the point 12 of the terms and conditions. I wonder how many AI-related startups with .ai domain names are in clear violation of these terms.
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.ai domain can be suspended for "violating copyrights" or "asking for investors"(whois.ai)
23 points by p4bl0 3y ago|4 comments
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The Internet Pizza Server(beej.us)
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OCaml GADT Introduction and Tutorial(raphael-proust.gitlab.io)
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by p4bl0 3y ago
This list is disappointingly short. Here's a few more of the top of my head, feel free to expand the list! : C: a successor to B, itself derived from BCPL. C++: increments over C. D: a successor to C. LISP: LISt Processor. FORTRAN: FOR
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by p4bl0 3y ago
It targets the JVM. Java is also an island. Maybe that's it?
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by p4bl0 3y ago
Oh, sorry for the typo, my phone's keyboard must have "corrected" Konsole to Console. Also, it was supposed to be "but then", not "but that". Sorry.
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by p4bl0 3y ago
I use the same setup you use Console etc, but still needs tmux in two different settings. The first one is the same as your usage of screen. The second one is when I teach: I prefer to have my notes and examples on my screen and my presenta
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xkcd: Greenhouse Effect(xkcd.com)
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by p4bl0 3y ago
> there can be intermediaries which provide the response and still rely on the blockchain as a source of truth But then you have to trust the intermediaries. You can verify their claim, but doing so is so costly it's what made you
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by p4bl0 3y ago
Thanks! It's always great to have feedback on paper-published content :).
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by p4bl0 3y ago
Well, I do not actually believe that blockchains can do name resolution correctly. First and foremost, the essential thing to understand about blockchains is that the only thing that is guaranteed by writing an information on a blockchain i
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by p4bl0 3y ago
The main thing is that "true" (in the sense of absolute) decentralization does not actually work. It doesn't work technically, and it doesn't work socially/politically. We always need some form of collective control
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by p4bl0 3y ago
If you need to pin your content anyway, it's actually faster and less expensive to host a normal website then. And if you want to get it to readers faster, there are a lot a cheap or free CDN available, but that's generally not ev
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by p4bl0 3y ago
The official IPFS client in Go has always been very, very hungry for resources. At some point it crashed because it needed to many file descriptors if it ran for too long. Even for a simple static site with infrequent update it needed some
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by p4bl0 3y ago
I'm surprised by the beginning of the post talking about pioneering in 2019. Maybe it is the case for ENS (I never cared for it), but regarding IPFS, my website was available over IPFS 3 years before that in 2016 [1]. Granted, I was ne
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by p4bl0 3y ago
It's not exactly the same as omg.lol is owned by someone who sells subdomains of it. The principle for .name was that the second-level domain was not in control of anyone (well, except VeriSign of course, but just like TLDs), it was a
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by p4bl0 3y ago
They were bought by TWS and prices changed suddenly. Many things that were included with domains like email account became paid options, and expansive. I had a dozen of domains with them for years (more than 15) and made a lot of people g
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by p4bl0 3y ago
At the time the idea of .name was that for example someone with a common family name shouldn't be able to get it only for them and deprive all the other people named like them from having their .name domain and email address. Of course
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by p4bl0 3y ago
The worst domain name story that happened to me was with my .name domain name, the one I still use for my personal web page. When I got it, it was only allowed to register subdomains in the form of firstname . lastname .name and I even had
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Gitlab's ActivityPub architecture blueprint(docs.gitlab.com)
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by p4bl0 3y ago
Why would anyone want to use an inefficient complicated network to send a Git patch rather than sending it over email, using Git integrated workflow? What I'm actually eagerly waiting for is GitLab instances being able to federate usin
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KDE now has CI jobs compiling to AppImage, Android, Flatpak, macOS, Windows(blogs.kde.org)
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by p4bl0 3y ago
Yes, and since it's property taxes it also means that this money is redistributed to people already wealthy enough to own their house or apartment (and most probably those that others rent)…
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by p4bl0 3y ago
Yes, but since it has been operated by freenom, along with .ml, .ga, .gk, and .cf it's a real disaster.
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by p4bl0 3y ago
In the same vein as .tv there is the .fm (Federated States of Micronesia) for radio stations. Also, .ws (Western Samoa), which was sold as "web site".
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by p4bl0 3y ago
> It’s about US $3 million per month. We do the domains for two years, and so all of our money now is new domains. And if we just stay at this level of $3 million per month for new domains, when the renewals kick in a year from now, we’

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