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by rapnie 3y ago
I would like to point to Spritely Institute, who experimented with time travel debugging in Spritely Goblins and are making use of Object Capabilities, which is their main area of research. https://spritely.institute/news&#x
902.
by rapnie 3y ago
> My biggest problem of markdown was the specific flavor I happen to be using and the type of cliffs I’d run into, then how to extend them. First time I heard of .mdx and looked up the site [0]. I am insufficiently in the loop of fronten
903.
by rapnie 3y ago
I don't think it is zealotry. They offer features explicitly for Rust programmers, and the major examples of the project's use are by Rust itself. > Automated testing of Rust code samples > mdBook is used by the Rust pro
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WebAssembly Interaction Patterns: Command, Reactor, Library(wasmcloud.com)
3 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Hyper Reality by Keiichi Matsuda: http://hyper-reality.co/
906.
by rapnie 3y ago
It will become GPL according to the license: https://github.com/billabear/billabear/blob/main/LICENSE
907.
by rapnie 3y ago
If you ditch your twitter account and someone else adopts it and poses as you, you can only throw a tantrum. Beware for these twantrum attacks.
908.
Wasix Undermines WebAssembly System Interface Spec, Bytecode Alliance Says(infoworld.com)
8 points by rapnie 3y ago|2 comments
909.
by rapnie 3y ago
Pronounced: for-jay-oh (it is a derivation of the Esperanto name for "forge")
910.
by rapnie 3y ago
If you like the community driven fork of Gitea (which still upstreams to Gitea project) then you should check out https://forgejo.org The fork was established at the time that Gitea got entepreneurial and founded Gitea Ltd. with
911.
by rapnie 3y ago
https://forgejo.org (hosted on Codeberg running.. Forgejo)
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by rapnie 3y ago
> This assumption that WASM is a competitor to Docker doesn't seem very sensible and it's hard to understand where it comes from. Exactly. WebAssembly is complementary. Docker has Wasm beta support [0]. See: Announcing Docker+W
913.
by rapnie 3y ago
Flarum and nodeBB are other open source forum software projects that are also adding ActivityPub federation support, and they are all aware of each other and intend to focus on interoperability when it comes to AP extended functionality.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Discourse has added ActivityPub-based support for the Fediverse, using the help of The Pavilion cooperative. First release offers basic support for one-way federating of Categories which federate as Group actors that can be followed by othe
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Discourse forum ActivityPub federation support(github.com)
20 points by rapnie 3y ago|2 comments
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WebAssembly Components: The Final Abstraction(cosmonic.com)
10 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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D2 Declarative Diagramming playground: Turn diagram scripting language to images(play.d2lang.com)
2 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Can relate to that. You could check out the fediverse. There's plenty people with the mindshare there, and the ecosystem is moving on from microblogging towards stronger communities and technical support for them.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Just curious. You are already hard at work on the proposal. The micro repo shows it was created 2 years ago. Are you beginning to have doubts about continuing (maybe, given the scepticism and dismissals you receive)? I feel a lot of the dis
920.
by rapnie 3y ago
Nice. PS. From "See as filmstrips" on down the images don't load on the landing page, and show only the empty frame and shadow (in Firefox).
921.
by rapnie 3y ago
No link to code. There's multiple projects that offer something like this. One I know is https://mcaptcha.org
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by rapnie 3y ago
It would mostly piss off the more techy folks. And maybe speed up development of the various open source browser projects out there. And help get them to sufficient level to be real viable alternatives.
923.
by rapnie 3y ago
Not sure what this is. Didn't work in Firefox even with uBlock disabled.
924.
by rapnie 3y ago
> I see that New York Times is careful not to mention Manning, or Snowden, or Assange, or indeed draw any of the lines to the present day situation - lines that Ellsberg himself tried so desperately to draw in the last months of his life
925.
by rapnie 3y ago
> I think this article is written a bit like that cash register anecdote. There is no conclusion other than examples why you are this way. Why do you think you are like this? Hints at the bottom, maybe: "There are Amazon affiliate
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by rapnie 3y ago
> The real point of this blogpost isn't Wireworld itself, but how Hoot enabled making this Wireworld demo. [..] The last time we talked about Hoot (our Scheme->WASM project) we talked about directly compiling Scheme to WebAssemb
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by rapnie 3y ago
Wireworld was part of the recurring Lisp Game Jam at itch.io [0] and the same jam also saw a submission by Spritely co-founder Christine Webber, called "Fantasary" [1] described as "prototype textual virtual world written on
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Pixelfed Introduces Import from Instagram(pixelfed.blog)
230 points by rapnie 3y ago|120 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Yeah, that researcher looks nothing like a car seat, but sure to elicit weird reactions with other drivers.
930.
by rapnie 3y ago
Thanks. Relates to the Github repository, which is source available. Looks like there is no license.

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