tolarianwiz

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by tolarianwiz 2mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, I think project/contributor discovery are closely related to this, but I haven't built that part yet since I want to get the basic community model right first. One reason I wanted communities to be tied to repos is t
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by tolarianwiz 2mo ago
Hi HN, I built Earde because none of the community tools I was using felt like it was designed for open-source projects. Discord is good for realtime chat, Discourse and Zulip are better for things that should be preserved, but I kept wanti
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Show HN: Connect a GitHub repo, get a community for your OSS project(earde.com)
1 points by tolarianwiz 2mo ago|4 comments
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by tolarianwiz 2mo ago
Yes, absolutely, that's probably the biggest risk. Earde has to be useful to a project on its own first (through live chat, indexed forum, chat promotion). Our hypothesis is that we need to onboard small clusters of related projects, r
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Show HN: Earde – an indexed Discord alternative just for open-source projects(earde.com)
4 points by tolarianwiz 2mo ago|2 comments
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by tolarianwiz 4mo ago
Thanks, I’ll look into those cases. I think the hard part is that Discord solves presence, Reddit solves discovery, and forums solve memory/structure, but none of them combines all three very well. The question is whether the pain is s
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by tolarianwiz 4mo ago
Thanks. Have you seen any communities that are actively struggling with this right now? I’m trying to understand whether this is just an abstract annoyance or whether there are actual communities looking for a better platform.
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Ask HN: Did forums solve what Discord and Reddit still don't?
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Do meaningful science in your free time [video](youtube.com)
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France unveils 109B-euro AI investment(cnbc.com)
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HF Elliott warns White House is inflating crypto bubble that 'could wreak havoc'(ft.com)
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"Why learning the C language is still a good idea" by Antirez(youtube.com)
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Nick Land at Theory Underground [video](youtube.com)
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by tolarianwiz 5y ago
This is what I was asking for, many thanks! By the way, my background is BSc in CS, so there surely are a good amount of things to learn.
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Ask HN: How can I get basic astrophysics knowledge?
13 points by tolarianwiz 5y ago|11 comments
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On Hacking(stallman.org)
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Real-Time Rendering in Curved Spaces(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
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Legacy of Computers by Gerry Sussman(youtube.com)
2 points by tolarianwiz 6y ago|0 comments
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Italy blocks export of vaccine doses to AU, using EU powers for the first time(edition.cnn.com)
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The VTEC Engine / 1989(global.honda)
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Ask HN: What entry-level telescope should I choose?
223 points by tolarianwiz 6y ago|159 comments
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Etna is erupting(youtube.com)
37 points by tolarianwiz 6y ago|5 comments
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The best OCaml is the worst OCaml(buttondown.email)
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by tolarianwiz 6y ago
Definitely gonna try this for my Stars Without Number sessions...awesome
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I used Elm in production and it cost me my job(youtube.com)
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Why OCaml(youtube.com)
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What was Leonardo da Vinci doing at your age?(edition.cnn.com)
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SICP Cover Demystified(youtube.com)
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Magic: The Gathering is Turing Complete(researchgate.net)
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Totalism, a nomadic hackbase you can join right now in Fuerteventura(totalism.org)
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