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by toomim 1y ago
How's this compare to the native macos music app formerly known as itunes?
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by toomim 1y ago
Buy a shuffle from ebay! I've been re-purchasing ipods from ebay/etsy and they're awesome. People on etsy will even mod them for you with modern batteries and giant sd cards.
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by toomim 1y ago
Oops, I gave the wrong link. These are the vaccine links: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj6-QDVYbv8 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zI3yU5Z2adI
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by toomim 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgCabQ_jZm8
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by toomim 1y ago
Proft = income - expense. When you pay people to get work done for a business, that paid work is an expense. You can deduct expenses from your income to calculate your profits. IIRC the problem is that software development is not being clas
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by toomim 1y ago
You can solve the problems with DoH by using OHAI: https://ietf-wg-ohai.github.io/oblivious-http/draft-ietf-oha...
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by toomim 1y ago
Was this written by AI?
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by toomim 1y ago
It takes about 3 days on kraken. Much less than a week.
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by toomim 1y ago
And this crypto CEO in Toronto was kidnapped for a $1M ransom: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/kidnapping-toronto-bu...
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by toomim 1y ago
Excellent. Don't hesitate to reach out with comments or questions. I love talking about this stuff with folks. Mailing list: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/braid-http Discord: https://di
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by toomim 1y ago
I work on the referenced Braid project ( https://braid.org ), and the author is right on— HTTP needs to evolve from a state transfer protocol to a state synchronization protocol. What he doesn't seem to realize is (a) how
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by toomim 1y ago
Well, you can see by examining the actual list of grants they've defunded from the NSF: https://airtable.com/appGKlSVeXniQZkFC/shrFxbl1YTqb3AyOO?jnt... Take a look. They're almost all political DEI things.
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by toomim 1y ago
HTTP2 is limited to 100.
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by toomim 1y ago
Or use Braid-HTTP, which gives you both options. (Details in the previous thread on HTTP Feeds: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30908492 )
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by toomim 1y ago
You can't do that with most of the world's human population. Does that imply that most humans haven't reached AGI?
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by toomim 2y ago
People interested in HTTP streaming should check out Braid-HTTP: https://braid.org . It adds a standard set of semantics that elegantly extend HTTP with event streaming into a robust state synchronization protocol.
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by toomim 2y ago
It's a O(n^2) to O(n!) problem, not O(n), so it doesn't scale linearly with cpu cores.
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by toomim 2y ago
This begs the question: how could you reliably distinguish advertising from other forms of free speech? The courts already distinguish "commercial speech" as a class of speech. Would we prevent all forms of commercial speech? What
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by toomim 2y ago
It's still waiting for good linux support.
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by toomim 2y ago
You hold down command to see the path.
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by toomim 2y ago
Probably better to link to the source: https://www.adl.org/resources/report/editing-hate-how-anti-i...
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by toomim 2y ago
Yeah, it uses webtorrent behind the scenes: https://webtorrent.io ...which is freaking awesome torrent software, by the way.
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by toomim 2y ago
El Salvador makes $330m from a Bitcoin investment and the Financial Times calls it a "failure."
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by toomim 2y ago
I don't believe el salvador spent $375m on those things. I could believe that Chivo spent their VC money on that.
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by toomim 2y ago
It's already about 1000000x higher than it needs to be. Keep in mind that all it does is prevent double-spends. There are other ways to avoid double-spends, too, like taking the party to court. Mining does not need to be incentivizes n
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by toomim 2y ago
Not if the "volatility" is in the upward direction.
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by toomim 2y ago
Probably more impactful would be to reverse the censoring and shadowbanning of him and his comrades.
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by toomim 2y ago
Horrible. We're going to end up with three separate languages: CSS, HTML, and Javascript, which will each be turing-complete programming languages with completely-overlapping featuresets, and there will be no clear reason to use one ov
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by toomim 2y ago
> Is this just shifting complexity from JS to HTML? Very well said. This is the problem. There's an old adage that every "scripting" language starts out small, but then ultimately needs all the features of a full programm
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by toomim 2y ago
comehither

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