sirodoht

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   by sirodoht 1y ago

   I've been very inspired by FractalU. We've started something similar in London, UK, called Shoshin College [1] [1] https://shoshincollege.org/
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   The All-New Whoop Experience [video](youtube.com)

   1 points by sirodoht 1y ago|0 comments
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   by sirodoht 1y ago

   Inspiring. I've built a blogging platform with similar vision which I could call "Minimum Viable Blogging Platform" https://mataroa.blog/
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   At Last, Trust in the Age of AI(world.org)

   2 points by sirodoht 1y ago|1 comments
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   by sirodoht 1y ago

   https://mataroa.blog/
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   by sirodoht 2y ago

   I disagree with the premise of this article, which is: the internet used to be so nice when it wasn't the center of humanity's activities but now everything sucks. I read this: "I am sick and tired of having all of these cost
7. 37.▲
   by sirodoht 2y ago

   There is only one reason to do anything: to enjoy life. Will you enjoy life with the process of mastering Haskell? If so, go for it!
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   by sirodoht 2y ago

   London School of Solarpunk for people in England: https://www.instagram.com/solarpunkldn/
9. 39.▲
   by sirodoht 2y ago

   Reminds me of mataroa's (personal project) philosophy: https://mataroa.blog/#philosophy And of Jorge Luis Borges: “What I’m really concerned about is reaching one person. And that person may be myself for all I know.”
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    "Chapter 1: Letters from Prison" https://laniakeabooks.org/books/letters-from-prison/part-1/#...
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    Good point! That's worthy in itself for sure.
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    I hope I can believe an honest man, Zuck in this case. And that can be enough. But it's more of a question of who do _I_ want to admire. An honest question also; maybe it doesn't matter why he's doing it, maybe just doing it
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    Does it still count if the purpose is to dillute OpenAI's market power and not to benefit the world?
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    Posthaven is an option. https://posthaven.com/pledge
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    Senior Software Engineer (Backend or Fullstack) | Full-time | Onsite | London, UK We gather energy-related data, process them, and show them in a dashboard. Node.js, TypeScript, GraphQL, Prisma ORM. About the role: We are looking for someon
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    I went through this over a couple of weeks last year. Very fun, I would recommend it to anyone interested to see the complexity of making a linux distro.
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    macOS says "“Zen Browser.app” is damaged and can’t be opened. You should move it to the Bin." :(
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    by sirodoht 2y ago

    I've made frank! It's just a CLI wrapping pquerna/otp: https://github.com/sirodoht/frank I use it all the time in combination with pass: $ frank $(pass hetzner.com | sed -n '4p') | c
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    Who Inspires?(shoshincollege.substack.com)

    1 points by sirodoht 2y ago|0 comments
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    Fastmail is great for email. That said, I find degoogling manageable unless you also want to de-applyify in which case it's IMHO too fussy.
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    For the Joy of Making It(nutcroft.com)

    1 points by sirodoht 3y ago|0 comments
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    Interestingly, Drew DeVault, the creator of sourcehut, forks redis (into redict) in Codeberg, not in sr.ht: > The source code is hosted on Codeberg, a Forgejo instance operated by a German non-profit, which should provide a comfortable a
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    Argh, I loaded it into incognito mode to verify it's open but didn't scroll past the fold. Sorry! In terms of content I thought it was actually quite insightful. Shame it can't be read :/ In terms of title, indeed, it&#x
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    01z.co – Meet people based on intellectual interests(01z.co)

    3 points by sirodoht 3y ago|0 comments
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    In the last 6 months, I have published two books on my "free time" while working a full-time job. It wasn't unsustainable, just a bit more busy. I might even do it again in the next 6 months! Essentially: it's rare that
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    I don't like having my 2FA codes on my phone and I don't want to trust any cloud 2FA managers or closed-source solutions. I couldn't find anything open source so I made a simple CLI tool that utilises a popular Go OTP library
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    What if we didn't wait for things to enter the public domain but instead they were born right into it? I have started a book publishing company that publishes new, public domain books only: https://laniakeabooks.org/
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    I would claim we should give a pass to everybody because we are all human. I would also claim I don’t think it’s nice to judge people based on their age, regardless if it’s good or bad judgement. Furthermore, I would definitely be annoyed a
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    I'd love to live in a world where interesting events like CCC have somehow more space (ie. more participants) every year, not less. I've only been once to CCC but I know that the quest to get a ticket is filled with stress and dis
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    by sirodoht 3y ago

    I relate. "Make something you will enjoy making" — I tried to instill the essence of this in a coding event I organised recently, but I don't think I was successful. Maybe I should have sent this blog post to people instead —