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Do-the-work instead of proof-of-work, for Git hosting(blog.legoktm.com)
2 points by rapnie 4mo ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 4mo ago
> Why does EVERYTHING has to be geared towards agents? This was also my first thought when I checked the website. I was interested in the general merge approach, and that it works with LLMs and agents fine, but that's secondary. Now
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by rapnie 4mo ago
There's a benchmark on the site that compares with mergiraf. https://ataraxy-labs.github.io/weave/benchmarks.html
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by rapnie 4mo ago
Besides published material, Cuba comes close. Kept frozen in time by eternal restrictive sanctions.
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by rapnie 4mo ago
Servo [0] is EU funded via NLnet. You can build a browser from that. [0] https://servo.org/
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by rapnie 4mo ago
Perhaps it originated from there. But EU Chat Control is brought up again and again and again for a vote. They'll continue until some version of it is passed. And then they'll go further with the next privacy infringing regulation
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by rapnie 4mo ago
The Hyperion Cantos by Dan Simmons is great. It may also be nice to recommend books that have movie or streaming series to them. Books are most of the time better than the movie as your own fantasy and imagination just makes it so. Altered
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by rapnie 4mo ago
Part of my interest in what you wrote in the link I passed stemmed from my imagination (or fantasy) where I saw opportunities arising to finally step away from the straitjacket of the browser oligopoly, with wasm et al the enabling technolo
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by rapnie 4mo ago
> We won’t use this data to train new Claude models, or for any non-safety-related purpose, and we’ve instituted new privacy protections including logging all human access to the data and ensuring its deletion after 30 days in almost all
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V2 Editor (2025)(oktana.dev)
1 points by rapnie 4mo ago|1 comments
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by rapnie 4mo ago
I first heard of him via "Towards a Modern Web Stack (Ian 'Hixie' Hickson)" on HN [0]. Quite interesting. Note that the submission link is broken, the google doc link is added below [1]. [0] https://news.ycomb
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by rapnie 4mo ago
I've had my firefox browser crash twice recently and I lost the couple hundred open tabs that I must really process for their valuable information. Found through dilligent social media communication in my circles. Guess what, that wa
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by rapnie 4mo ago
Building from zero after addiction, to picking up a career and find a new purpose in life.
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by rapnie 4mo ago
I like that, and I heard it is becoming a bit of a trend where people also leave their phone at home, and more deliberately choose the precious moments to capture. Nice.
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by rapnie 4mo ago
Yes, you explained better. It is having the camera always with you and the abundance of photos that are the result, which for most people including me are too much and too boring to sort out. I find myself in the opposite situation now, whe
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by rapnie 4mo ago
As a kid I read the book "Montyn" [0] that made a deep impression on me, about Jan Montyn who fled a strict Calvinistic upbringing to join the German army in WWII and found himself in all the big battles near the end of the war, t
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by rapnie 4mo ago
Carrying a camera around at all times killed the value of photographs to large extent. I know people who come home from a one week vacation with 100's of pictures, that are never looked at again, and which spoiled all the moments where
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by rapnie 4mo ago
In the Netherlands strawberries in the supermarket have generally good quality, and a season too, though you can buy them year-round. But there's only one type of strawberry, the red sweet ones. A recent dopamine fracking example in th
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by rapnie 4mo ago
There is a different root cause then, perhaps.
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by rapnie 4mo ago
That only shifts the problem. Now we need an increased supply of hippies that are hard to come by in a low hippie-tolerant environment.
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by rapnie 4mo ago
That was a misunderstanding then, thank you for correcting.
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by rapnie 4mo ago
The Lustre [0] web framework in Gleam was directly inspired by Elm. [0] https://github.com/lustre-labs/lustre
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by rapnie 4mo ago
> and being able to compile to JavaScript Apparently it is not that difficult to add different compiler backends. There was a presentation [0] recently about adding wasm support as a compiler target. The implementation was quite far alon
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by rapnie 4mo ago
So you choose "user" then? If you don't have more information than "user" in your user stories you are already on the wrong path. How about "As a person" for a general case, "As a buyer" in your
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by rapnie 4mo ago
> We stopped considering the user as a human being Imho once you say "user" you are already halfway on that path. Look how impersonal your sentence is. Users are an abstract concept that belongs to the app, which in turn is cre
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by rapnie 4mo ago
I hate typing on a smartphone. Thick fingers, I guess. So I turned off word completion, and it works perfectly to stay off messenger apps while real life passes by around me. Avoids becoming a phone zombie. I love to chat with others online
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Learning Lustre: Type-safe front end development with gleam(blog.kacaii.dev)
3 points by rapnie 4mo ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 5mo ago
There are completely fake bands, who are 'on tour', 'giving interviews', cranking out albums. Like "Shunned at a Funeral" [0] for instance, an AI Christian rock band. Mentioning nowhere that it is all fake. Her
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by rapnie 5mo ago
Apart from LLMs I reject the notion of the "user". Once you use that term you already lost half the battle of perceiving real people and their needs.
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by rapnie 5mo ago
> JWT is a scam The article doesn't need clickbait titles either, which is also not a savory practice. Other than that it is good to educate people to make informed decisions on JWT.

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