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by teleclimber 7y ago
I asked Kenton V about the reasons for the failure of the business. You might be interested in his reply[0]. My 0.02: I'd interview your target market to find out if this is a pain point they recognize. Many of these projects are start
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by teleclimber 7y ago
Interesting concepts and ideas. There is definitely a lot of room to simplify frontend frameworks and I'm glad to see work in this direction. In the composition sample code [1] I see two counters in the code, but only one shows up in t
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by teleclimber 7y ago
> waiting for the Google photos clone to get up version 1.0 What is the closest open source alternative to Google photos?
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by teleclimber 7y ago
BMW seems to have such an issue with its gas cars. Or at least evidence indicates this is a possibility: https://abcnews.go.com/Business/bmw-mystery-fires-abc-news-i...
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by teleclimber 7y ago
> Today these policies are all-or-nothing No, Deno supports whitelists for net and file access: https://deno.land/manual.html#permissionswhitelist
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by teleclimber 7y ago
Last paragraph: > Yonatan Zur, Regulus Cyber CEO and Co-Founder, [...]: “We designed a product to protect vehicles from GNSS spoofing because we believe it is a real threat. We have ongoing research regarding this threat as we believe it
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by teleclimber 7y ago
I'm just suggesting that a service that touches email would benefit from being easier to trust. I never said he should commit to never making money or anything close to that. Like you literally invented that. In fact I suggested he loo
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by teleclimber 7y ago
> How will I be able to pay my bills? That's why I mentioned the OSS + hosted version. It would allow to be more open while still making money on the hosted version. Those who are very concerned about privacy can self-host, and thos
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by teleclimber 7y ago
Yes, if you make it Open Source and possible to self-host it goes from DOA to definitely possible. Would have to explore more, like how it's written, the community around it, etc... before I really commit. Hopefully you can still make
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by teleclimber 7y ago
Is your product open source? Because for this kind of thing it's really hard to trust unless it's open and self-hostable. Even if you say you don't need to store emails, there is still a chance of leaks via logging systems or
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by teleclimber 7y ago
OP here. I think everybody wants to see SpaceX succeed of course, but when you're in the bleachers you are very keen to see it launch. For most people a scrub would mean packing bags and leaving the next day without ever witnessing the
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by teleclimber 7y ago
Glad this brought back memories for you. What a lovely moment you captured too.
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by teleclimber 7y ago
That must have been an incredible experience. An Apollo launch would be much louder than an FH, particularly since they did not think to do much sound suppression back then. They used to break windows in Orlando when they launched! Now they
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What It's Like to View a SpaceX Falcon Heavy Launch(olivierforget.net)
238 points by teleclimber 7y ago|65 comments
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by teleclimber 8y ago
> Niche directories are where it's at. Agreed. And if we came up with a standard format for such lists you could make them searchable and we could end up with distributed searchable curated indexes that are not centrally controlled.
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by teleclimber 8y ago
Yes it's a super tough problem, not to be underestimated by anybody working on such a platform. If there is any easily automatable way gaining reputation, then the bots will use that, and if you can easily pass reputation too, then the
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by teleclimber 8y ago
I'm not 100% sure that lack of specific subject matter expertise should prevent people from commenting. In many cases experts are the best people to go to, but in other cases they can represent entrenched ideas that are precisely the o
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by teleclimber 8y ago
Nice to see more work in this area. However as others have said a reputation system for participants is absolutely key. Any platform like this has to assume it is going to be flooded by bots trying to influence opinion on behalf of corporat
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by teleclimber 8y ago
If you move an engine forwards (or backwards) you are moving it along its thrust vector. Therefore the moment resulting from the distance between the thrust vector and the center of mass is unchanged. Source: Physics 101
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by teleclimber 8y ago
The center of thrust moving forward would not have any effect on the pitching moment.
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by teleclimber 8y ago
Interestingly that's exactly how algorithms make things go viral. They pick up on things that get a quick reaction with complete disregard for what happens in the long term. Jaron Lanier explains this in his talks [0]. So features on s
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by teleclimber 8y ago
I think so as well, though not because of the focus on the "website" but because of the focus on "commercial sites" and the exemption for tiny sites. If my read is correct that means you can self-host a decentralized net
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by teleclimber 8y ago
> On the doing less side, are there tools for parsing/editing/outputting HTML+CSS rather than a full React integration? I worked on a thing like that for a long time. I wasn't trying to "draw" HTML and CSS, but r
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by teleclimber 8y ago
> What's odd is why SpaceX is cutting staff with the new development underway on the larger rockets and the satellite business. You're missing that they finished up falcon heavy development last spring, falcon 9 block 5 a littl
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by teleclimber 8y ago
And users expect their internet services to be fast. If every request involves leaving the backbone to go all the way into your home and then back out again, good luck with that. I think the better solution is to leverage cheap vms. At leas
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by teleclimber 8y ago
Interesting article about something we should definitely be having a conversation about. But i want to point out an anecdote: we have a newborn and we share pics of her privately with fam. All the pics are of her good moments: her first smi
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by teleclimber 8y ago
I am working on a project that involves running untrusted JS, so I am learning about Linux containers (via lxc/lxd) and decided that Go would be a more appropriate language to build this on so I'm learning that too along the way.
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by teleclimber 8y ago
I'm on masto regularly and the community is much more pleasant there (than say Twitter). A lot of users attribute that pleasantness to decentralization. I call BS. It's because it's a tiny self-selected group that wants the o
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by teleclimber 8y ago
Not quite. AST but for rich text.
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by teleclimber 8y ago
The secondary effect of this is that some people post less to fb. I hate the feeling of seeing a post I made get near-zero engagement, even from close friends, because some algorithm decided it wasn't worthy. The result is I post less,

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