vitiral

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by vitiral 6y ago
I think the license has a loophole where it forgot to include the blood signature on my computer screen, extracted with a carbon-fiber blade made from Stallman's mane.
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by vitiral 6y ago
That was entertaining and somewhat informative, for someone who hasn't used social media outside of hacker news for a few years. However, if you are being honest with your feelings I'm concerned at your level of anger. Try to keep
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by vitiral 6y ago
Minimalism and low complexity if you are just learning to program: start with "programming from the ground up" and move onto "learning forth".
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A Civboot software stack OR what software does civilization need?(github.com)
1 points by vitiral 6y ago|0 comments
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by vitiral 6y ago
Check out Civboot.org, this is something I'd like to change
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by vitiral 6y ago
Never seen this, it's awesome! Might be an improvement over jsonnet, which was my favorite approach
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by vitiral 6y ago
I might be wrong, but that doesn't sound like a compiler bug. Re-ordering operations without regards to interrupts is generally permitted in compilers. If you want the order to be maintained because you are dealing with volatile values
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by vitiral 6y ago
This is awesome! I've had a similar history very recently and am trying to write a forth with a type system (I think I've found a way to do it with nearly zero overhead) for Civboot.org I have a few notes about it on the github pa
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by vitiral 6y ago
Check out civboot.org Even if there's not some kind of secret agenda, the increasing complexity will make it so most people can't use a computer anyway in the horizon. I want to do something about it.
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Could a community produce their own computer chips?(youtu.be)
1 points by vitiral 6y ago|0 comments
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by vitiral 6y ago
Recommend organic rankin or Sterling cycle engines over thermoelectric generator. I believe households in Sweden actually have heaters that use methane and also produce electricity at reasonably high efficiency.
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by vitiral 6y ago
Sent you an email :D
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by vitiral 6y ago
It is an evolution of it! I came across OSE years ago and felt it didn't go far enough. I just released my first podcast if you're interested https://youtu.be/52J6vlS4US0
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Civboot Podcast – What Is a Civilizational Bootstrapper?(youtu.be)
2 points by vitiral 6y ago|0 comments
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by vitiral 6y ago
Nice post. I recently started civboot.org, check it out and tell me what you think
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Civboot: A civilizational bootstrapper: 001-Introduction [audio](soundcloud.com)
2 points by vitiral 7y ago|0 comments
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Jsh: JSON-RPC in the shell for scalable ducktape and glue(medium.com)
1 points by vitiral 7y ago|0 comments
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Artifact 2.0: A Rust Full Stack Web and Cli Application(vitiral.github.io)
4 points by vitiral 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Cli password manager written in rust using Argon2(vitiral.github.io)
3 points by vitiral 9y ago|0 comments
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by vitiral 9y ago
Thanks for being honest with everything, I found this to be a very balanced answer. What would you say are the advantages of Nim over a language like Go? I see a lot of similar "value add" statements.
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by vitiral 10y ago
Right now it looks like it's being used more as a "debugging" output to make more intelligent Al's. Once they can lie, we will have achieved that goal...
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by vitiral 10y ago
How is rust "not safe"?
623.
by vitiral 10y ago
The easy cases... Like 99% of your entire project including checking for data races? Until we have perfect AI writing all our code, it's going to be pretty difficult to fix the other cases. That's what code reviews and extensive u
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by vitiral 10y ago
gotcha, thanks for the explanation. It sure seems like they have many similar goals so it makes sense that ZeroNet could leverage IPFS
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by vitiral 10y ago
This seems similar to ipfs. What are the main differences?
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by vitiral 10y ago
As far as suppliers go, Tesla is tightly vertically integrated and is willing to build anything in house if it increases their quality or delivery date. This is their buisness strategy for beating companies like Ford, and with baby-hands Tr
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by vitiral 10y ago
Great, now uncle Sam knows everything I'm thinking while I program. No thanks, I'd like to have SOME privacy. What I punch into my editor shouldn't be public until I git push.
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by vitiral 10y ago
It depends on how heavy. Single page apps (like arifact's) can be quite snappy. Elm really is a great language for doing this.
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by vitiral 10y ago
CAD software would definitely be an exception! I think they are JUST starting with some gui frameworks for rust,so I think the language is a little behind there. Never done extensive searching though
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by vitiral 10y ago
not that I know of, it would be awesome to hear about! Personally I think rust would excel at database development. This doesn't answer your question, but rust is looking really good in the benchmarks game lately: http://b

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