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   by rapnie 1y ago

   https://archive.is/JNwtO
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   by rapnie 1y ago

   Apart from naming the impact leaders have on us, with "land of the free" and "beacon of democracy" becoming past stations, I think important general factor in people's evaluation is that the VS no longer has the &qu
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   by rapnie 1y ago

   Though weighing "Let me pay for firefox" browser against potential conflicts of interest that Mozilla has wrt that browser is only prudent.
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   by rapnie 1y ago

   While the "move fast and break things" rushed embrace of anything AI reminds me of young wild children, who are blissfully unaware of any danger while their responsible parents try to keep them safe. It is lovely if children can b
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   by rapnie 1y ago

   > no one ever seemed to care in schools etc., whereas we did get left-handed fountain pens at some point. Older generations were actively trained to 'become' right-handed. My father at school used to get slapped on the hand wit
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   by rapnie 1y ago

   Another example where a single line explaining what BITS is, might help pique the interest of the casual passer-by for the project. BITS stands for Background Intelligent Transfer Service. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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   Key Event Receipt Infrastructure (KERI): A fully decentralized identity system(keri.one)

   1 points by rapnie 1y ago|0 comments
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   by rapnie 1y ago

   A good 3-part "Hitchhiker guide" introduction to Keri is available to get a quick overview. Here part two "What exactly is KERI?": https://medium.com/finema/the-hitchhikers-guide-to-keri-part...
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   by rapnie 1y ago

   https://data-star.dev are taking things a bit further in terms of simplicity and performance and hypermedia concepts. Worth a look.
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Or the Nilfisk consumer vacuum cleaners. They used to be frequently seen in Dutch households, nowadays less so. Indestructable. My first confrontation with a 'Dyson Airblade Wash+Dry short hand dryer' was after paying 50ct to ente
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    The Architectural Hostility of Doorknobs(sightlessscribbles.com)

    1 points by rapnie 1y ago|0 comments
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    It is the copyleft-next project itself that has been restarted: > We excitedly announce that the two of us (Richard and Bradley) have been in discussions [1] for a few months to restart, revitalize, and relaunch copyleft-next! > Today
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    License texts formulated by Bradley Kuhn and Richard Fontana, both of whom were involved with GPLv3 Drafting Committees. > "We learned much from what was done right and (frankly) what was done wrong in drafting GPLv3" Read the
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    Copyleft-next: A new non-weak copyleft license inspired by the GNU GPL(next.copyleft.org)

    5 points by rapnie 1y ago|7 comments
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    Copyleft-next: A non-weak copyleft license inspired by the GNU GPL(lists.copyleft.org)

    2 points by rapnie 1y ago|0 comments
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    I observe how so many of these kinds of release announcements do not start the text with a brief line introducing the project. I had never heard of Kea and clicked through out of curiosity, but that info is yet another click away: Kea is a
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    I had the problem that navigating the page in firefox almost set fire to my CPU on my 2yr old linux dev laptop. Really liked the visualisations, though.
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    Comparing Rust, JavaScript and Go for Authoring WASM Components(obeli.sk)

    2 points by rapnie 1y ago|0 comments
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Thanks for that link. I submitted it separately, who knows it makes front page. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44353478
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    The Typestate Pattern in Rust (2019)(cliffle.com)

    7 points by rapnie 1y ago|0 comments
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Was a vibrant vibe rant.
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Indeed, joke. No captcha will captcha me when it wants to film me with cold AI eyes. Or any eyes for that matter.
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    The sad thing is that a gazillion regular folks will happily buy these shiny gadgets and help pave the road to deep dystopia. Nothing to hide, nothing to fear, plain stupid.
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    Makepad, a new way to build UIs in Rust for both native and the web(github.com)

    3 points by rapnie 1y ago|0 comments
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Build it on Makepad, who are building the UI framework (blew me away first time I saw it in action). Leaves you to build the app. https://makepad.nl https://github.com/makepad/makepad
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Drew Devault added this call to action in his urgent plea for unionization: > Hey – if you want to get involved in labor organizing in the tech sector you should consider joining the new unitelabor.dev forum. Adding a head’s up here in c
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    Unionize or Die(drewdevault.com)

    6 points by rapnie 1y ago|1 comments
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Technical University Delft. Not a word about ethics of developing these AI technologies. Happy techbros making happy gadgets.
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    https://archive.is/xxvDd
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    by rapnie 1y ago

    Not exactly what you are after, but related. There is ForgeFed [0] as a standard for code forge federation. It is an extension of ActivityPub [1] social web protocol, and thus far includes all the basic elements to facilitate task managemen