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by robobro 7y ago
How do I install this?
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by robobro 7y ago
Chao cipher is nicer... Here is my implementation of chaocipher in arc lisp https://rosettacode.org/wiki/Chaocipher#Arc
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by robobro 7y ago
maybe it's just the way they're written or the frameworks they use, I just assume it's the language -- but Pleroma consumes fewer resources than Mastodon or Gab
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by robobro 7y ago
Freenode #pleroma Freenode #pleroma-dev
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by robobro 7y ago
Have you seen the Pleroma? It's like mastadon but written in elixir so it's really snappy. It's made by a group of friends : Lain, the rabbit, mama rinpatch, and hj. I really like it. It looks more like classic Twitter and it
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Pleroma v1.0, an Elixir social network
14 points by robobro 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is Lokinet Good?
2 points by robobro 7y ago|0 comments
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by robobro 7y ago
WAHA, brain behind a major Mastodon app, has claimed they're blocking Gab in his client and that users can't unblock Gab. As a free software guy, this troubles me. This is on par with firefox deciding which websites they should bl
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by robobro 7y ago
noo not the cgi module :(
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by robobro 7y ago
trev and acostoss (from our same community) are also lead devs on mastodon.
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by robobro 7y ago
Consider looking at the Inferno operating system / virtual machine: you can use Tk from the command line. If you like Google Go or Plan 9 you will love Inferno. http://inferno-os.org/inferno/papers/sh.html Se
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by robobro 8y ago
This reminds me of the project ran by scholar Avery Morrow, "Everything Shii Knows."[0] He was an early Wikipedia administrator and one of the founders of 4chan. It was really interesting. Great work OP, personal wikis are very co
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by robobro 8y ago
ever studied Limbo? look at Limbo instead of Go.
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by robobro 8y ago
seeing "Windows autism" in the middle of the blog post was hilarious
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by robobro 8y ago
and arc is basically dead-in-the-water outside of hackernews
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Ask HN: What do you think Wikileaks will drop, RE: AMZN?
2 points by robobro 8y ago|3 comments
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by robobro 8y ago
Any fans of inferno / plan9 here?
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by robobro 8y ago
De mortuis nihil nisi bonum "Of the dead, speak no evil"
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by robobro 8y ago
NOOOOOO
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by robobro 8y ago
i'm very left-wing, hell i'm an antifascist activist and im not a big fan of "idpol" This is an essay with the same name from 2015: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/lupus-dragonowl-agai... a
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by robobro 8y ago
Pleroma doesn't lack content moderation options[0] Pleroma culture, on the other hand, is generally geared more toward free speech. [0] https://git.pleroma.social/pleroma/pleroma/wikis/Message%20r... - m
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by robobro 8y ago
Here's a radical idea, and please read it slowly: --------------------------------------- whatever dialog you're trying to start around a blog post where you're talking to /r/python, by sharing it here on ycombinato
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by robobro 8y ago
> Aristotle was the only logician and if you point me towards Buddhist or Daoist philosophy, you're mansplaining! OP should check out trinary logic and first-order predicate calculus. Just because OP doesn't appreciate "n
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by robobro 9y ago
kaniini@pleroma.dereferenced.org is really neat. He worked on Alpine Linux, audacious, pkgconf and other stuff https://pleroma.dereferenced.org/users/kaniini Lain, developer of Pleroma, is also rad: @lain@pleroma.soyk
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by robobro 9y ago
Hot take: we should revive ATOM instead. RSS and ATOM are both nearly always machine generated and machine read so this may seem trivial to argue, but for those who are interesting in seeing the difference, this is a good article http:&#x2
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Ask HN: Has 9p (plan 9 protocol) ever been used seriously?
12 points by robobro 9y ago|6 comments
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by robobro 9y ago
Mirror it as HTML / PDF please.
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by robobro 9y ago
Huh, wonder why that is. Maybe it's because they try to pitch it to banks?
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by robobro 9y ago
Good read so far: https://github.com/google/puffs/blob/master/doc/puffs-the-la...
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by robobro 9y ago
``Lainon" is a term for a user of Lainchan, a 4chan-alike for programmers. It could be that someone in that community wrote that paper or found it interesting.

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