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ssimono
3y ago
Reminds me of something similar I made a few years ago: https://github.com/ssimono/hexliterate It still works, that's a multiplayer real-time game
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4y ago
+1 on this. I use to consider those Linux evenings as a waste of time. But with every bit of NixOS tracked within git with some history and context, I now think of it like an investment for the next 50 years, which has way more chances to p
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4y ago
This is a hack I put together to simulate a feature where you could exclude some lines from being tracked with git, based on some patterns
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How to pretend that some lines aren't versioned in Git
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6y ago
There is a /raw endpoint to make it easy. On a released pok you can do curl <pok-url>/raw | sha256sum
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6y ago
Very good point! We thought about it and should implement it rather soon
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6y ago
Hey, I am the main dev behind this. The poks are currently not encrypted because there is no way to fundamentally allow a decryption later without someone having the key the whole time, which defeats the purpose. But we're looking into
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6y ago
Thanks. Some people sometimes post hash of a prediction on Twitter https://twitter.com/patio11/status/1241551327743770624 . If some "influencers" can start using Futuure that can be a good driver
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Show HN: Futuure – hash-certified public prediction store
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Show HN: Futuure – hash-certified public prediction store
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Show HN: Futuure – hash-certified public prediction store
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6y ago
Web applications have lots of essential parts on the server-side even if they do client-side rendering. And each paying user is logged in when using it, so the company can accept/deny requests depending on the user. Proprietary desktop
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ssimono
7y ago
I am building Freecount ( https://github.com/ssimono/freecount ) a little progressive web app to track expenses in a common pool (like a trip, a shared housing etc). It is meant to be entirely free and open source, witho
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7y ago
Another reason would be to justify differences in salaries. When some people are getting paid 30K more than some of their colleagues, a difference in title makes it somehow acceptable, or at least moves the debates to "should X be a se
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7y ago
Oh it looks like this is exactly what I am looking for, thanks a lot
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Ask HN: A side-effect-free programming language?
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