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   by snisarenko 7y ago

   I guess you are right. You can really put as many "providers" on a pipe as you want. But are they really providers from a competition standpoint, or just the same pipe with a different logo? The problem is that they can't com
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   by snisarenko 7y ago

   Fair point. I wasn't sure what LEO stands for (I guess low earth orbit satellites). Wireless competition is tough as well, because you have to purchase spectrum from the gov't. Maybe not all wireless technologies ??? I am not an e
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   by snisarenko 7y ago

   I disagree. Local loop un-bundling does not solve the problem. You are still back to the same situation. A single pipe can only handle so many providers, thus limit local competition to 2 or 3 providers. So either all will collude, or the o
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   by snisarenko 7y ago

   Creating traditional competition in local infrastructure is difficult if not impossible for several reasons - Last mile sections of the city will always have winner takes most (customers) situation, making the lines built by the other provi
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   by snisarenko 7y ago

   They commenter isn't saying you should pick a job just because of money. But you should also avoid a job that is taking advantage of you, by giving you absolute crap compensation, by "selling" you ISO's as something valu
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   by snisarenko 7y ago

   Hey man. Thank you for publishing this article, and doing actual journalism (researching the actual data, and giving people opportunity to respond). I've been recommending lambda school to my friends, only based on their marketing. I m
7. 97.▲
   by snisarenko 7y ago

   This is very generous, to donate your time like this. Just wanted to say you are doing a very good thing.
8. 98.▲
   by snisarenko 7y ago

   I am building a few aggregators if you want to explore the fediverse without registering first. https://mastodonia.club https://pixelfed.club
9. 99.▲
   by snisarenko 7y ago

   I've mentioned my similar thoughts in another comment on hackernews but will repeat them here. I think ActivityPub & federation looks like promising due to cost of cloud hosting going down every year. Thus allowing self-hosting to
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    I think the issue is more nuanced than you think. I understand where you are coming from. BUT By your own logic, hackernews should be treated as a publisher, and not a platform. Hackenews is a forum where the moderators restrict discussion
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    Hey man, I didn't mean no offense. I don't disagree, I respect people who want privacy. It just seems like you are a person who takes their privacy "extra" seriously, and I just wasn't sure if it was a joke or not (
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    Ok .... I am doing my best here, and assuming this is a comment in good faith, and not a troll post (following HN guidelines and all). So, you are trying to join a federated social network. But, you feel that providing an email (literally t
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    I am a bit confused by your question. I only ask for email if you want to be notified about a launch, or provide feedback. Both of those use-cases are difficult without a point of contact.
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    Hey guys. If you just recently discovered the fediverse, and feel the friction of exploring it. I am working on a couple of aggregators for mastodon, pixelfed, and maybe eventually peertube. https://mastodonia.club https:/
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    This is pretty great! This tool lies in the sweet spot between no-code and low-code. Gonna be trying it out for my next project.
16. 106.▲
    by snisarenko 7y ago

    See my comment above. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22315742
17. 107.▲
    by snisarenko 7y ago

    Sure. I've glossed over the fact that this is a legal stunt. But you can read my comment from the perspective of a devil's advocate arguing against them in court. Their argument in front of a court boils down to - "counting f
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    As other commenters have pointed out, this is gimmicky, shallow and clickbaity. All that they did was count from 1 to 68 billion. Any piece of digital data can be converted to a number, and if we apply their argument then you can be "c
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    I've been using Ubuntu as my daily driver (development and web browsing) for 2 years on a Dell XPS Laptop. I have not run into any critical issues. It's been pretty stable, and "just works", and has regular updates. And
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    Documentation! I am willing to go out on a limb and say that as much as 25% of software engineering time worldwide is wasted due to poor documentation. It's an asymmetric problem too. If someone benevolently funds a team of engineers f
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    If you want to take mastodon for a spin without having to register, or browse through instances, I built a simple aggregator: https://mastodonia.club
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    I think its too early to tell if it will be sustainable economically. I believe it will be sustainable, due to cloud hosting costs going down every year. If the trend continues federation/self-hosting might become the default way to op
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    If you want to explore mastodon content without browsing through 100's of instances (and without registering for one), I built a simple aggregator https://mastodonia.club I am planning to add more features if people find it
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    Also If you have hard time figuring out which mastodon instance to join, I am working on a mastodon aggregator, to help you browse through the content without registering. https://mastodonia.club
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efficient-market_hypothesis
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    That's a fair point. I am definitely not trying to anger the fediverse community. I just want to make it more discoverable. I was assuming since mastodon instances have public apis, and public "explore" feeds, creating an agg
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    Hey, I am working on a mastodon aggregator, which can help with exploring instances and figuring out which one to join. It should be launching soon! https://mastodonia.club
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    I stand corrected. Looks like there is a low-code tool db: https://www.g2.com/categories/low-code-development-platforms... They also have a no-code tools db https://www.g2.com/categories/no-code-de
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    You can find a good database of no-code tools and tutorials at: https://www.makerpad.co There is no good database for "low-code" tools. I've collected a whole bunch of "low-code" tools in my notes. So I
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    by snisarenko 7y ago

    I am currently trying out logdna. Their charting is underwhelming.