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Open Source Gave Me Everything Until I Had Nothing Left to Give(kennethreitz.org)
19 points by rglullis 7mo ago|0 comments
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by rglullis 7mo ago
Even the most minimal protection would stop that.
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by rglullis 7mo ago
Either I am very lucky or what I am doing has zero value to bots, because I've been running servers online for at least 15 years, and never had any issue that couldn't be solved with basic security hygiene. I use cloudflare as my
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by rglullis 7mo ago
Drama around Starlette. Drama around httpx. Drama around MkDocs. I just hope that DRF is not next, I still have some projects that depend on it.
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by rglullis 7mo ago
Yeah, you are right. It's a bit buried in their docs.
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by rglullis 7mo ago
Switzerland, maybe? I've been a happy migadu.com customer for years already.
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by rglullis 7mo ago
> links to the "main" discussion on HN/reddit/etc. I don't mean to pick on your comment specifically, but it's saddening to see how after these years of the "appification" of the internet and corpo
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by rglullis 7mo ago
> Your point that if any group holds an etiquette standard... Not quite. My original comment was in response to "I see people violating rule X anywhere, even though I was told it was 'wrong'". All I am saying is one s
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by rglullis 7mo ago
I don't see anything in your responses that even remotely contradict or relate to what I said. Are you just looking for an argument here?
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by rglullis 7mo ago
You and I are using different meanings for standard.
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by rglullis 7mo ago
Most people in the US use imperial unit, it doesn't mean metric doesn't exist. Standards are not absolutes.
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by rglullis 7mo ago
No, that's argumentum ad populum. Mind you, I'm not saying that standards must be followed. I am just saying the same thing I tell my kids: - the standards are there, wishing they didn't exist doesn't invalidate them -
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by rglullis 7mo ago
That's the thing with standards: there are so many of them to choose from. You don't have to follow them, but you do you should be ready to accept the consequences of your choice.
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by rglullis 7mo ago
Seeing people fail to meet a standard does not mean that the standard does not exist.
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by rglullis 8mo ago
> magine a forum, where all (...) form their own independent echo-chambers. That would be a horrible nightmare. You are falling for the same identity politics trap of the ones you are implicitly criticizing. You being on HN makes you no
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by rglullis 8mo ago
And then you'd be getting things like Hollywood accounting, where companies will claim that the "footprint" is not that large or simply find ways to hide their usage of FOSS.
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by rglullis 8mo ago
I do believe that charging for it is one way to create some friction, but it's not enough. Twitter is full of blue checks that are just bots and automated reply guys. I'm treating now all these bots as a stressor on our defense s
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Tell HN: Reply guy" bots crawling your HN History to spam you
3 points by rglullis 8mo ago|1 comments
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by rglullis 8mo ago
> And yet someone much less rich than him But with a lot more power than him. (At least for the moment)
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by rglullis 8mo ago
At this scale, it's not about material wealth. It's about power. The issue is not that Jeff Bezos can buy an yacht and you can only buy an used RV for your weekend trips. The issue is that Jeff Bezos can buy a whole newspaper to s
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by rglullis 8mo ago
I'll repeat here what I am saying since 2022 [0]. Focusing on wealth inequality does not work. Concentration of wealth is a symptom of the large problem of concentration of power . Get rid of the mega-corporations, and it will be virt
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by rglullis 8mo ago
The issue of "enthusiast phones" is not the same as for small phones. The problem that MKBHD is describing is that a company that starts as an enthusiast phone can not grow by getting the niche larger, so they need to start compet
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Social Media is in decline. I'm still betting on ActivityPub(raphael.lullis.net)
4 points by rglullis 8mo ago|0 comments
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by rglullis 8mo ago
Yeah, I mean things like roll-ups for smart contracts that could do be used for cheap authentication. Zk-proofs for permission less access only for humans, etc.
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by rglullis 8mo ago
The irony of it all: the serious people who were working on web3 (and by "serious" I mean "those who were not just pumping a project tied with some random cryptocurrency") already have gone through all these pains of dea
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by rglullis 8mo ago
Hey, this is very interesting! As someone working on an extension that works as an ActivityPub client, I don't have to deal with CORS issues so much (most servers configure CORS properly, and the extension can bypass CORS issues anyway
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by rglullis 8mo ago
> The question is who will be the steward. I do not have the power to control that, but I do have the power to choose who I support.
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by rglullis 8mo ago
Any sufficiently method of ground transportation contains an ad hoc, informally-specified, bug-ridden, slow implementation of half of a rail network.
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by rglullis 8mo ago
You have to pick a lane: either their backend is a commodity (interchangeable) or it's not. > as long as they aren't actually exploiting users in a market they've cornered (which they can't with all the providers out
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by rglullis 8mo ago
WebTorrents make it work so that everyone shares the cost of distribution.

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