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by xj9 10y ago
This is the world I'd like to live in. I'm looking forward to the day that Haiku OS is at a place where I can use it as my daily driver.
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CyborgNest: North Sense(cyborgnest.net)
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Timelyf: Instant online cannabis delivery(timelyf.com)
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by xj9 10y ago
If the cars know how drive themselves you don't have to coordinate anything. There are things we can do to optimize traffic and whatnot by allowing these autonomous vehicles to communicate, but if a car can handle driving around distr
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by xj9 11y ago
We have that, it is called formal verification. However, the process is time consuming and therefore expensive. The issue is not permissive practices or lack of standards, but the cost associated with quality.
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by xj9 11y ago
In my opinion, if there is something that the web can't do as well as native it is a bug. Web technologies can already do most of what you are proposing, including notifications. There are some performance issues, but they are well on
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by xj9 11y ago
I made the switch to OS X because I couldn't trust myself not to tinker. Everything I broke, I eventually fixed, but that isn't something I wanted to deal with once I started using my computer for my work.
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by xj9 11y ago
Exactly this. Sometimes I will have multiple entry points (app, celery, &c.), but each process is always launched in a separate container.
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by xj9 11y ago
Its my coop's website. I'm not offended, I want feedback! I think we have some interesting long-term goals, but we are still trying to figure out who we have to be to get there.
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by xj9 11y ago
What about writing code in an environment that doesn't want to consume you body and soul? Contemporary corporate culture wants just that: the maximum value, as quickly as possible, for the lowest cost. These are the right goals for a c
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Building a Distributed Hypervisor on FreeBSD (2015) [video](youtube.com)
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by xj9 11y ago
You don't really need to do anything that doesn't provide for your economic well-being. Some things a just for fun and that's great!
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BitTorrent extension for arbitrary DHT store(libtorrent.org)
2 points by xj9 11y ago|0 comments
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One Education: Infinity(one-education.org)
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by xj9 11y ago
That sounds like a great experience. I'm sorry about your divorce, but sharing something like that with someone for eight years sounds wonderful.
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by xj9 11y ago
Everything is Broken[1] [1]: https://medium.com/message/everything-is-broken-81e5f33a24e1
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Popcorn Time(popcorn-time.se)
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Robigalia: seL4 and Rust(robigalia.org)
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Polyglot: Experimental langauge learning(carlos.killpack.me)
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by xj9 11y ago
Dream come true!
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Managing your emotional state is fundamental to great design(deep.design)
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by xj9 11y ago
I had a similar problem with a site I worked on a couple of years back. Setting headers to disable caching did the trick. Annoying, but effective.
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by xj9 11y ago
This is a perfect example of a changing market driving out incumbents that have been unable to adapt. The internet is probably better off without them.
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by xj9 11y ago
Flat will only kill you if you do a half-assed job of it. Functional flat organizations require motivated members. If you have a goal that everyone can agree on, and you trust those people to stay on target, you don't need structure. T
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Colony: Companies for the 21st Century(colony.io)
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by xj9 11y ago
We are still experimenting (though we are profitable), but my startup[1] is working on an open source toolkit for building cooperative businesses. Our eventual goals are to build a diverse network of coops across multiple industries and t
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by xj9 11y ago
Despite what some might consider common wisdom, capital and labor are equally valuable . A company will get nowhere without its workers to move it there, and it can't get started without somebody taking a financial risk.
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by xj9 11y ago
You should try a visit to Uruguay! Its a smaller, safer version of Argentina.
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by xj9 11y ago
We are very experimental at the moment, but my startup[1] is doing something along those lines: we a trying to create a toolkit for building cooperative organizations. [1]: https://infinite.ai
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by xj9 11y ago
We are in the very, very early stages, but my startup[1] is working on an open source toolkit for building cooperative companies. [1]: https://infinite.ai

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