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tcaxle
4mo ago
I've heard this idea before but I've never seen a proposal for how we might make a market for data in this way. Do you have any suggestions? You mention the "Data Dividend" - what is this? Can you link any articles about
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tcaxle
6mo ago
I agree. If you click through to the original Wikipedia table that's cited in this article you can see a pretty clear correlation between countries with more IPv4 addresses than people vs. wealth/hegemonic clout of the country. In
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tcaxle
7mo ago
> It is a miracle of human ingenuity that we can etch 100 billion transistors onto a piece of rock we dug out of the ground. I know this is probably a deliberate simplification as part of a rhetorical flourish but one of my favourite par
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tcaxle
7mo ago
This is a very understandable way to feel, but I promise you the world is not quite so close to destruction as you might feel, though that isn't to say the risks aren't real and worth counter-acting. The goal is to ensure that you
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tcaxle
8mo ago
A django-based "offline" social media platform (i.e. forum) designed for access only from a single (isolated) WiFi network via captive portal techniques. The goal is a "digital bulletin board" that is geographically isol
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tcaxle
8mo ago
This is fun! I put my (slightly oddly setup) system into it but I couldn't reconfigure which set of speakers were connected to which amp, or reorder the signal chain at all. Is this a planned feature? E.g. I have an integrated all-in-o
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tcaxle
8mo ago
This is very cool! Is it open-source? I'd love to see what it's like to use
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tcaxle
8mo ago
My physical calculator has something that no soft-calculator will ever have: tactile buttons and years' of muscle memory. Sure, I could put in the time to learn a soft calculator but the clunkiness of using the UI of something like Des