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by s3000 4y ago
Do you have links for comparison?
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by s3000 4y ago
Do they have an ActivityPub interface? If not, how does post.news convince their users that the time spent on establishing their social network isn't wasted when the company is sold to yet another abusive investor somewhere in the futu
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by s3000 4y ago
How can Oracle do it when they couldn't do it for the Java API?
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by s3000 4y ago
You definitely have thought this through. Is there a reason that you don't have a page with the posts with >N replies, or the posts with the most recent replies, available on the notado.app?
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by s3000 4y ago
I will wait for your post, but if you want to know what is still unclear to me: >>for my RSS subscribers >It uses a "just in time" model to create a Mastodon post What is 'It'? notado.app for people who have log
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by s3000 4y ago
>I also added the ability for my RSS subscribers to comment on RSS items from my feed using their Mastodon accounts How does it work? Looking at a feed.rss file, I don't see any links to Mastodon posts. >I curate RSS feeds on spe
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by s3000 4y ago
If somebody from Diigo is reading this: Why is there no content on the frontpage? It's a sleeping social network that could generate many more subscriptions. The Organize section could be like https://ooh.directory/ Th
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by s3000 4y ago
>pretty much everything else is voltage regulation for taking the 3.3V from the switch and regulating it down to lower voltages to drive the lasers Why doesn't the switch deliver the voltages directly that are needed for the lasers?
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by s3000 4y ago
If you interpret it generously, those rich people may acknowledge that it takes luck to succeed. If you follow your heart you at least have enjoyed the ride if luck doesn't strike. Following your heart can also be a great filter. If yo
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by s3000 4y ago
For those you haven't seen it, from 2 weeks ago: Show HN: Using stylometry to find HN users with alternate accounts [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33755016
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by s3000 4y ago
> it's still a bunch of precision equipment and that's always expensive Like rockets? Precision equipment can also be mass-produced. What could be a hard limiting factor? I cannot imagine one. Once AI can design and build stone
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by s3000 4y ago
That's a nice tool. Do you see a way to add tags to make it more easy to browse the best pdfs for a specific topic?
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by s3000 4y ago
There will be, once the competitors are founded that take away the best employees.
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by s3000 4y ago
Why would you sign a peace treaty if it doesn't turn a threat into something else?
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by s3000 4y ago
Make it a couple of 1000 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesopotamia#Agriculture >Over time the southernmost parts of Sumerian Mesopotamia suffered from increased salinity of the soils, leading to a slow urban
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by s3000 4y ago
There was something similar with the soundtrack of Doom Eternal [1]. They were also about to get paid billions by Microsoft and didn't pay the composer. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33532078
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by s3000 4y ago
>You know the 3rd and 7th largest networks on the internet still can't reach each other over IPv6 Who is responsible? Which networks are those?
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by s3000 4y ago
What is a first world economy and why would China be better off with one? China used their export economy to gain the manufacturing knowledge. What would happen if they turn inwards and not allocate their workers on export goods? Which crit
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by s3000 4y ago
>the mines in ancient Anatolia during the Late Bronze Age were under the control of the Hittites, an imperial global power of great threat to Ramses the Great of Egypt What's the reason to call the Hittites a great threat to Ramses?
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by s3000 4y ago
It's nice how your name matches your question.
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by s3000 4y ago
Alan Perli: "LISP programmers know the value of everything and the cost of nothing." [1] You seem to know the cost of everything. Have you looked into "code is data" [2]? With the engineering or physics background, have
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by s3000 4y ago
How big is the probability that Twitter will implement ActivityPub during the next year or two, and interact with Mastodon natively?
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by s3000 4y ago
Do we still use phones if Meta is right and life shifts into VR? Devices don't have to be portable if people rarely leave home.
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by s3000 4y ago
The difference is that mechanical engineers need math to understand what they are doing. Engineers are essentially applied mathematicians. They are responsible for design because you cannot design without math. For software development, you
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by s3000 4y ago
What's your opinion of https://digs.fm ? It's built by a HN user: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32551862 Which features made rdio so good?
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by s3000 4y ago
> We were almost ready to be spun off. What was missing? If the team is that good, why don't they believe in themselves and offer their services?
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by s3000 4y ago
Since you have a Twitter background, what's your opinion of the social components of https://bearblog.dev/ ? Could you imagine to have an RSS and ActivityPub stream for pages that want to gain publicity?
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by s3000 4y ago
Why does React use JSX when it could be all JavaScript and JSON? My guess is that XML is good for situations where text and data is mixed.
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by s3000 4y ago
It could be done without YouTube and tracking. In theory, FreeTube and Invidious could allow users to opt in to sharing some of their playlists. With those lists, FreeTube and Invidious would have the data for good suggestions. If they use
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by s3000 4y ago
Do you see a way to combine this with ActivityPub so that there are public notes for websites?

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