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by rapnie 3y ago
I posted about mCaptcha yesterday, and a major discussion followed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36110952
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by rapnie 3y ago
Oh, you've managed to find the section for the visually impaired? Surveillance Capitalism Ltd. is happy to get to know you.
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by rapnie 3y ago
I never had the feeling they went "all in". Just that by their announcement they were priming the market, getting startups and vendors excited and creating stuff. Then only to wait, bide their time, see what sticks, and buy some p
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by rapnie 3y ago
That is not a problem, but a feature as I see it. If "more casual" and "slower" doesn't fit these people, let them have their fighting arena at Twitter.
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by rapnie 3y ago
And its very slow growth over many years to 'just' a couple of million users (which growth hacking megaplatform enthusiasts have been deriding it for) contributes to this more healthy culture, imho. Yes, all the usual social dynam
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by rapnie 3y ago
> The computing world was at peace until then Really? They just came from a war elsewhere. Standing up from XML trenches and walking joyfully into green JSON fields. JSON to hydrate UI's.
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by rapnie 3y ago
NestJS comes with a CQRS recipe [0]. I wonder about experiences from people that are using that, and what use cases they address with it. [0] https://docs.nestjs.com/recipes/cqrs
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by rapnie 3y ago
How is keybase holding up after the takeover? I bumped into https://keyoxide.org and since I'm not interested in the chat parts, keeping an eye on that.
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by rapnie 3y ago
That title is editorialized. I like NestJS but this is just the link to the project. Is there an article that makes this statement?
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by rapnie 3y ago
> For better or worse OSS communities organize on Discord now OSS communities, yes. More and more FOSS communities are on Matrix, either using matrix.org or connecting their own instance to the network. FOSS projects using FOSS tools, an
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by rapnie 3y ago
Yeah, there's enough space.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Yes, a lot is in flux. Just now I bumped into https://wasix.org which I have yet to figure out how it (will) fit(s).
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by rapnie 3y ago
> Wasm though seems like the likely general heir, and will have many different offerings for how to do that (Deno being one!). I was recently blown away by some ideas that StackBlitz [0] apply based on WebContainers. The idea of a "
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by rapnie 3y ago
It isn't proprietary [0]. There is a matrix channel [1] for the project to ask questions. [0] https://github.com/mCaptcha/mCaptcha [1] https://matrix.to/#/#mCaptcha:matrix.batsense.net
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by rapnie 3y ago
I guess that across the board vendors are experimenting and evaluating the impact of introducing WASM/WASI-based technologies and that may constitute something of a paradigm shift. On the container side Docker also has native WASM supp
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by rapnie 3y ago
Maybe mCaptcha [0] is worth a look. It applies a Proof-of-Work like algorithm (not blockchain-related) which makes it very expensive for scrapers to get data in bulk, but poses least amount of friction to individual users. The project is im
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by rapnie 3y ago
> The common thread between the two is calling consumerism an "experience." That is your interpretation, and tbh I expressed myself poorly. In Europe working in a restaurant earns at least minimum wage and likely more now, sinc
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Solving the SBOM crisis with WebAssembly components(infoworld.com)
1 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Plus you come to the restaurant, pay top price for food, for the setting and ambiance.. and the waiter taking the order is part of the experience you buy.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Well, I think it is a different approach. But in another submission I posted, "WebAssembly for the Server Side: A New Way to Nginx" [0], sponsored by Nginx, they mention things feeding the confusion again: > Perhaps most import
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WebAssembly for the Server Side: A New Way to Nginx(thenewstack.io)
2 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
> homomorphic and secure way A lot of the sandboxing and security focus in Wasm makes sense. But the "capability-based security" mentioned at WASI spec [0] confuses me. For instance, when looking to what Cosmonic (an early adop
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SQLite builds for WASI since 3.41.0(wasmlabs.dev)
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by rapnie 3y ago
It's derived from Esperanto and the word "forge". It is pronounced for-jay-oh .
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by rapnie 3y ago
Is there an indicator on progress on this and related specs (WASI)? It is hard to get a good feel from the repo's.
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by rapnie 3y ago
> Not really, if you are aware of that and have been actively been opting out of vscode telemetry Or use VSCodium instead. https://vscodium.com
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by rapnie 3y ago
Well.. https://www.ibm.com/topics/blockchain-ai
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by rapnie 3y ago
https://archive.is/4SGp8
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by rapnie 3y ago
Steven Johnson's "Where Good Ideas Come From" is an inspiring video. https://yewtu.be/watch?v=NugRZGDbPFU
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by rapnie 3y ago
That was a thing in the Netherlands in 2014/2015. Didn't hear much about it since. https://www.sciencealert.com/solar-roads-in-the-netherlands-...

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