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by sorrythanks 2y ago
The diagrams in the first half of the article are made with tldraw https://www.tldraw.com/ The lower half look like the output from Mermaid https://mermaid.js.org/
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Maybe you're missing some other context. Here's an article about local-first software: https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first/ Here's an article about why you might want this: https://medium
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Automerge is available for developers. Potluck exists: https://www.inkandswitch.com/potluck/demo/ Patchwork exists: https://patchwork.inkandswitch.com/ (source code here: https://github
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
For the curious, this interaction is called "Scrollytelling". It's very enjoyable for some people. It makes me feel physically sick. But that's okay, I'm okay with the idea that not everything on the internet is aim
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
It seems to me less that they are a "dodge" and more that the two of you have philosophical disagreements. If have taken the time to understand what he means when he says "Realtalk is not made of source code", and disagr
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
It would be easier to agree with you if there were no examples of closed source software, or even non-software ideas (such as libraries), spreading and having huge impact. Bret is also in no rush here, the plan has taken a decade so far and
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Automerge is "conflict-free" by the definition of "conflict-free" used in CRDTs. i.e. conflicts are automatically resolved in the same way every time by the algorithm. The .getConflicts allows you a neat interface to ins
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
there's also a much deeper explanation of the why here: https://dynamicland.org/2024/Is_Realtalk_open_source/
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
I think you can look at some of the other replies in this thread to see how deeply this can be misunderstood. And I think the fear is more about losing the meaning of dynamicland. The source code isn't the idea, the idea is. That'
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Your use of p surprises me if you don't use b for emacs reasons! How do you go up a line!?
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> The most popular, highly ergonomic, best implementations of CRDTs actually break the academic rules of CRDTs. There's a popular, highly ergonomic implementation called Automerge[0] that would beg to disagree with you. [0]: https:
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
that perhaps protects passwords but what if you're just trying to learn what somebody is writing?
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Sorry, i didn't mean to be disingenuous. i meant, ads are not the main source of its income. And in this context, that's why it is not a foolish choice to spend money on something that it's hard to sell ads on as long as it h
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Right, exactly! Improving Apple Maps is a good investment because it makes you: 1. less reliant on your worst competitor 2. get to give your users something everyone else has to pay for (with money or data)
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Apple's income doesn't come from adverts, it comes from selling iPhones
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v8 at least will convert a javascript object to a dictionary (from a struct) the first time you delete. it starts as a struct as a performance optimization, but if you are using that object as a read/write dictionary a lot the conversi
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by sorrythanks 2y ago
Firefox on an m2 has taken the news of these bouncing balls extremely poorly