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by prologic 3mo ago
Same. I'm horrified, but also not surprised.
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by prologic 3mo ago
wut da actual fuq?!
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by prologic 3mo ago
The Irony here is what Hacker News did to this page. 503 Service Unavailable :D
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by prologic 3mo ago
Not really. Like you I also started coding in BASIC at an early age, though I'm 10 years behind you in "age" but probably 10 years ahead of you, only because I grew up in a 3rd-world country where we ourselves were behind the
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by prologic 3mo ago
I just compared this Rust implementation against the original C sources. Some ~50k SLOC (Rust) compared to maybe ~8-12k SLOC of C (depending on if you count headers). Why is the Rust implementation so much more complex and onerous?
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by prologic 3mo ago
Let me know how it goes! I have 3 quite successful aps built and in production using Swag now and it's pretty great DX (DevEx) and UX.
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Show HN: Build offline-first web apps in pure Go and HTML(swag.mills.io)
5 points by prologic 3mo ago|2 comments
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by prologic 4mo ago
Hah! Thanks for whomever posted this. This is my little baby/project and I'd like to share a little about it... Quite some years ago (before all this AI Hype) I ventured on trying to deeply understand how Linux containers worked.
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by prologic 1y ago
I always thought this was WASM "value add" -- The "virtual machine" of the browser (although we had this back in the day with Shockwave, Flash and Java applets too hmmm :D)
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by prologic 1y ago
This kind of reminds me of the days when Java™ was popular. I agree, if we're pushing to build software to target another machine (WASI) have we really improved anything?
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by prologic 1y ago
I'm one of those people. I think it comes down to the intent. There is an implicit good will of those that do this that the data isn't abused or the infrastructure behind it overwhelmed (self-hosting). "Big Tech" just ma
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by prologic 1y ago
Not yet unfortunately. But if you're interested, please reach out! I currently run it in a 3-region GeoDNS setup with my self-hosted infra.
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by prologic 1y ago
I was planning on building a Caddy module for Anubis actually. Is anyone else interested in this?
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by prologic 1y ago
I would be interested to hear of any other solutions that guarantee to either identity or block non-Human traffic. In the "small web" and self-hosting, we typically don't really want Crawlers, and other similar software hitti
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by prologic 1y ago
This is true. I had some bad actors from the ComCast Network at one point. And unfortunately also valid human users of some of my "things". So I opted not to block the ComCast ASN at that point.
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by prologic 1y ago
Which arguably they should let go of
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by prologic 1y ago
I don't distinguish actually. There are two things I do normally: - Block Bad Bots. There's a simple text file called `bad_bots.txt` - Block Bad ASNs. There's a simple text file called `bad_asns.txt` There's also another
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by prologic 1y ago
I've read about Anubis, cool project! Unfortunately, as pointed out in the comments, requires your site's visitors to have Javascript™ enabled. This is totally fine for sites that require Javascript™ anyway to enhance the user exp
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by prologic 2y ago
Yeah sure, but as I said the community is actually much larger. It is also very hard to measure because Twtxt/Yarn is what I call, "truly decentralised". However you are right, the search engine/crawler puts the active f
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by prologic 2y ago
The Twtxt/Yarn community is larger than you think. As the founder of Yarn.social[1] (which itself uses the Twtxt spec and extensions[2]) and operator of the "flagship" instance twtxt.net[3] I often interact with around ~70 fo
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by prologic 3y ago
Alright. I'll comment. -- I find it interesting to learn just how much the Go compiler can "optimize your code away". That's both good and bad. The point on benchmarking the right thing is 100% spot on, same goes for tes
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by prologic 4y ago
Yarn.social ( https://yarn.social ) and Salty.im ( https://salty.im ) are both projects of mine making $0/month (community driven and will stay that way). Yarn.social is the oldest now at around ~2.5yrs
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by prologic 5y ago
Author of the Salty IM Spec here and currently working on a reference client and broker (`saltyd1) implementations called Salty Chat (`salty-chat` CLI and TUI) and a PWA (Progressive Web App) Thanks for posting this! Happy to answer any que
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by prologic 6y ago
Anyone have any contacts in Apple or know how to file a bug report with Apple that won't just get lost in the ether?!
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Apple's iOS 14.3 does not render WebP images correctly #337(github.com)
1 points by prologic 6y ago|2 comments
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by prologic 6y ago
This is a question I had been asking for several years until I came across Twtxt (the spec/format originally created by Felix, @buckket, read about it at https://twtxt.readthedocs.org ) -- When I came across it I saw a bit m
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by prologic 6y ago
Is there an issue that I call the backend (codename) the smae thing? @buckket I _assume_ yu're okay with this, although we haven't spoken much...
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by prologic 6y ago
> Of course for many things, microblogging is too short the software behind twtxt.net is quite flexible and configurable. An operator can choose to increase the MaxTwtlength limit by configuration.
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by prologic 6y ago
Between instances of twtxt.net I actually plan to do this. I'm working on more "federation" features that allow users to be spread out over multiple twtxt.net instances. Of course this doesn't for folks in the twtxt comm
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Twtxt.net – A Decentralised Self-Hosted Twitter -like. How and Why(prologic.blog)
10 points by prologic 6y ago|0 comments

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