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Folk Computer(folk.computer)
165 points by schmudde 3y ago|53 comments
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by schmudde 3y ago
⃞ I have a salt deficiency.
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Untangling Non-Linearity: How the Linked List Changed Everything(schmud.de)
4 points by schmudde 3y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 3y ago
The moderation is quite arbitrary. Here are three specific examples I've noted: 1. "Don't hate Jira, hate your manager." https://lobste.rs/s/n4v6a8/you_don_t_hate_jira_you_hate_your... is okay
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And Then Came JavaScript(cs.uni.edu)
34 points by schmudde 3y ago|34 comments
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Knuth Airgaps and Knuth Buffers(taylor.town)
159 points by schmudde 3y ago|50 comments
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by schmudde 3y ago
Prefect combination with Article 45 ( https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2023/11/article-45-will-roll-b... ). You can roam around EU versions of websites that rely on government own certificate authorities and allow
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by schmudde 3y ago
You might try Brave New Europe? They don't look at tech specifically like EFF, but tech touches their stories on economics, regulation, and the media: https://braveneweurope.com/?s=tech
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by schmudde 3y ago
The context of China destroying Tibet should not be overlooked here. Nepal shares much with Tibet culturally. Perhaps China isn't an immediate threat to their sovereignty, but it's certainly an existential threat.
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by schmudde 3y ago
It's nice to see, but it's backing Abelton into feature parity with Cubase on the Atari ST in 1989.
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by schmudde 3y ago
The data has many different ways to tell the story. For example, 50 years of fires: https://observablehq.com/@ktrudeau/2023-fire-weather-days
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by schmudde 3y ago
> As always, this will be made open source and undergo continuous improvement. Wait - the recommender algorithms will be made open source? I find that hard to believe.
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Andreessen's Techno-Optimist Manifesto as Redaction Poetry – Ben Grosser(bengrosser.com)
7 points by schmudde 3y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 3y ago
For just $4 more you can buy the Atari ST version!
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True BASIC by Kemeny and Kurtz(truebasic.com)
43 points by schmudde 3y ago|31 comments
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Businesses Look Beyond the Cloud to Run (Local First) Software(wsj.com)
1 points by schmudde 3y ago|0 comments
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As a programmer, how do you allocate time for planning?
2 points by schmudde 3y ago|0 comments
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What Is Digital Public Infrastructure?(newamerica.org)
1 points by schmudde 3y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 4y ago
I really dig your portrait.
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by schmudde 4y ago
Mine: https://schmud.de/ A humanities take on tech. I'm always nervous how the sidenotes render on other webviews. But my favorite part is the automatically generated historical timeline ( https://schmud.de&#
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by schmudde 4y ago
Interesting that you also track reading speed. My speed differential between different types of of books always surprises me a bit. Usually it's something like, "Wait, I'm only 20% through this book and I've been reading
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by schmudde 4y ago
I've already made my donation to IA this year but I might need to make another. Somehow it's the IA's job to fix problems that we all know are problems, sadly.
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A Different Internet(schmud.de)
1 points by schmudde 4y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 4y ago
> They told us all about this during our first day or two of classes - the infernally-named "onboarding". Curious - why is "onboarding" an infernal-name?
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A curated collection of Human-Computer Interaction demo videos from 1983-2002(jackrusher.com)
3 points by schmudde 4y ago|0 comments
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The Original “Universal” Port by Atari(tedium.co)
51 points by schmudde 4y ago|29 comments
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by schmudde 4y ago
> Proprietary software vendors were able to condition users to execute programs they could not inspect or modify. They also attempted to prevent copying with DRM, but an active cracking & piracy scene stymied that. So people were now
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by schmudde 4y ago
The public internet backbone (NSFNET 41) was officially decommissioned on 30 April 1995. This essentially marks the birth of today’s commercial internet. The ground was set by the Scientific and Advanced-Technology Act on October 2, 1992. T
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How the Consumer Computer Is Consuming Computing(schmud.de)
4 points by schmudde 4y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 4y ago
This is the most illustrative analogy. I suppose the answer is a little bit of both. Python numeric performance is a really interesting case. Those folks would certainly drop down to C. But my casual observation is that they would build the

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