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Mastodon: Founder Steps Down as CEO, Receives One Million Euros
(heise.de)
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Large tech molochs don't care about any name, it seems. Their power and weight makes the name point to them. Seek on "Amazon" and find that, oh the 7th Wonder of Nature the "Amazon rainforest" is ranked second after
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11mo ago
> Open to any collaborators with good design/frontend skills. Are you inviting people to join your business, or is there an open source project to contribute to?
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11mo ago
The Dutch naming immediately struck my eye. I wonder.. it is not an easy name to pronounce for, say, English-speaking people, is it? Even in Dutch it does roll from the tongue a bit awkwardly imho.
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11mo ago
Do you have plans for adding ActivityPub support in the future? That would be very cool, and having interop with these other FOSS projects will help give things network effects.
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1y ago
You might also check out D2, which had a recent run on the HN front page. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45707539
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1y ago
There's another HN discussion going, about declarative diagramming [0], from where I learned about Ilograph [1]. And which makes great use of animations for system documentation. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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1y ago
Great project! You chose to base on Mermaid.js and that is indeed the most popular declarative diagramming library right now. A more versatile declarative diagramming approach is provided by the D2 Language [0], which may be interesting to
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1y ago
> I should have titled this post "I hate S3". Use it where it makes sense. And S3 does not necessarily equate to using Amazon. I like the Garage S3 project that is interesting for smaller scale uses and self-hosted systems. The
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Tangential. It is fun to note how in ads showing watches the time is usually 9 past 10 as shown in the image. This apparently gives the most pleasing balance of the watch dials for the eye, while not covering the time indicators below.
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Metaphor I often see in FOSS. You are this hobby painter sitting every morning on Monmartre square in Paris, painting. It attracts people's eyes. They love your work and you become a sensation, going viral. Instagram influencers from a
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1y ago
Saw a youtube video about the "grand achievements" of the Boring company in Las Vegas. If it were smell video, this project would smell like fraud.
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> against a $2.5B sell through price Given the state of capitalism I wouldn't put it above and beyond ruthless property developers to consider the initial building costs as cheap investments to reserve space on the property map, and
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It is not legal to film the public street. But there is no enforcement, and the police is all too happy with each new camera that is out there. People think more camera's means higher safety. Privacy aware tech-savvy people see more ca
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Vert: The file converter you'll love
(github.com)
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Are there good studies on the role of social media in relation to these trends, that people can recommend?
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1y ago
Go for balanced freedom. Against humanity, and place humanity first.
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I find that awareness of the deep rabbit hole of surveillance capitalism, and how it increasingly extends into political and ideological realms to wield power and influence, makes me feel uneasy on all the physical gadgets I see all around
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This page dates from 2017. See also earlier submissions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24627363 (2692 upvotes, 1099 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14585882 (389 upvotes, 190 comments)
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Bonfire Social 1.0rc3 Released
(bonfirenetworks.org)
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> a site like this which doesn't feel the need to share your habits with 2,541 partners How many might there be in this case, one wonders? https://www.ycombinator.com/legal/
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Please adjust the title. The full title is "GitOps Considered Harmful for MVP " which is totally different than what the current title conveys.
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The tariffs. The overall situation. I do not understand why Wall Street isn't yet in a freefall. Did they find good sources of bubble fuel then to keep on the heat?
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Something off on the site? Images load too slowly from framerusercontent for me to wait till the front page is loaded. Quit after 30sec, using firefox latest.
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The Kottke.org Rolodex
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I can recommend "Domain Modeling Made Functional" by Scott Wlaschin presented at KanDDDinsky 2019, that offers a very appealing example for making making invalid states unrepresentable. The example code is in F# but that is a perf
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My impression too. I felt that in the past "solid apps" in practice boiled down to "rebooting the semantic web", and adopting / maturing the whole host of specs needed for end-to-end generic linked data app developm
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Tim Berners-Lee, now co-founder of Inrupt [0], has launched Solid Project [1] where he kept working on semantic web concepts and linked data specs. Looks like Inrupt went full AI today. What ailed Solid was I think the academic approach men
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Does OpenGraph gain any benefit from its definition as linked data? Or might it just as well have been defined as, say, JSON Schema's and referring to those property names in html?
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ActivityPub message rewrite facility (MRF) based on WASM
(aumetra.xyz)
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