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by roboben 6y ago
Thanks for your comment! I think it doesn't need to be that black and white. Even if you cannot sustain yourself 100%, you can make a contribution to your environment and the people around you and on top having something nice to eat! :
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by roboben 6y ago
Thanks for your comment! I don't agree and think if there would be a way to calculate the true costs on the environment of large scale agriculture, it would not look good. There is a lot of things we miss when thinking about that: soi
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by roboben 6y ago
Thanks for your comment! And I agree 100% with you. This is a community-driven (wiki-style) database, so we are happy of anyone to contribute. I am a native German speaker and added some German names but definitely would need help fro the f
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by roboben 6y ago
Thanks for your comment! I think you make a really good point and this is part of my initial idea (and probably came too short in my blogpost): To make permaculture successful, we need to make people economically successful with it beyond
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by roboben 6y ago
Thanks for your comment and you 100% right. This is very close to what I experienced. If you could just see what others do in your area, what worked for them and what not, would spare you a lot of time. Until now everyone is doing trial and
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by roboben 6y ago
Thanks for your comment! I didn't know farmbot until now but I will see if I can reach out to them. It would be cool if everyone who uses a farmbot would report back into the database how it went for them so others can learn and compar
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by roboben 6y ago
I never heard of PCPartPicker but you are right, it is similar just for PC parts. And you are right about the "garden builder": If I can get enough people to contribute data, then things liek this are possible: Give me a plant com
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by roboben 6y ago
Thanks! I am happy for anyone to join in and help building it, it is a community-driven (wiki-like) database, so feel free to sign up and start adding/editing plants!
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by roboben 6y ago
it should work again
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by roboben 6y ago
Ok fixed it, it was Cloudflare's "flexible SSL" setting lol.
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by roboben 6y ago
Hey friendly HN, THANKS FOR ALL YOUR COMMENTS! I posted this 2 hours ago and went back to work. Didn't expect this to happen! The sign up is broken right now and I have no idea why but if you are interested, sign up for the newsletter
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Why I am building permapeople.org(permapeople.org)
137 points by roboben 6y ago|145 comments
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Contentful Secures $13M for API-Driven Content Management Platform(press.contentful.com)
8 points by roboben 10y ago|0 comments
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How to generate intermediate files with clang to read Ruby's MRI implementation(benjaminknofe.com)
1 points by roboben 11y ago|0 comments
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Serverless Hosting of a Static Page with Jekyll, CircleCI, S3 and Cloudfront(benjaminknofe.com)
2 points by roboben 11y ago|0 comments
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by roboben 11y ago
i didnt say recaptcha
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by roboben 11y ago
put captchas in front of ads.
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by roboben 12y ago
Thank you very much for your long explanation. I really do care because I really like the idea of this. (Even I don't understand everything for now) The question is: Why is my pier not trying to reach any of the available carriers the
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by roboben 12y ago
the only bad things seems that everyone is dependent from a server run by one company. why is there a need for this kind of registry? wouldn't be a distributed system better for this?
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by roboben 12y ago
was it ever a thing outside of an university?
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by roboben 13y ago
can you please name the other engines you know? we're currently seeking for a good system, but only found libs like mahout yet. thanks.
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SQLite3: LIKE-Operator is faster than datetime functions (Benchmark)(nerdlabor.de)
4 points by roboben 14y ago|0 comments
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The Tree of Life on Github(github.com)
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Why PHP still sucks, even if you like it(nerdlabor.de)
1 points by roboben 15y ago|0 comments