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Slackwise

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About Slackwise

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/slackwise; my proof: https://keybase.io/slackwise/sigs/3k-jplnwfNlBvyK12ne8DIqZ5OPt9KSd6AP515PY9SM ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49050095

    I was trying to say, nobody should be using Passkeys via browsers because they all fail to secure them. You need a password manager of some sort. But this is also true of passwords…

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    Comment #49012762

    I recently logged into my CVS.com account after not touching it for years, and I couldn't find the password reset..... turns out they no longer use passwords at all; only Passkeys …

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    Comment #48308967

    If you asked an "agent" to make something for you, you yourself did not create it. By definition. Whether it's AI or a person. You contributed only a piece. It's no longer yours. T…

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    Comment #48164764

    When smartphones took over computing and landed in everyone's pockets, and the shareholders realized they have access to every single eyeball on Earth, and so the squeezing of tech…

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    Comment #47786031

    This is not a safety filter. The owner/author is explicitly geolocation IP blocking UK users: https://aphyr.com/posts/379-geoblocking-the-uk-with-debian-n...

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    Comment #42935760

    > Your life isn’t tied to a company Health insurance isn't tied to a company? Your ability to survive and feed your family isn't tied to your company? Lack of opportunities in the …

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    Comment #42611458

    > Glad to see more exploration in this space. I mean.... ParEdit [1] and ParInfer [2] have been around for a long time now. Structural editing is basically ancient. Lispers have be…

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    Comment #41626592

    The actual statement in the video is: > ...because this is a frontend like LLVM or GCC that compiles instead of bytecode, uh, to Python AST, um, so this Lisp compiles entirely to P…

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    Comment #41256874

    > because it is fast and keyboard-driven How is it faster to press `*` than `Ctrl-I` in any other rich text editor? > The idea that it is meant to be seen is no more than a persona…

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    Comment #39520006

    > Is Tableau dead? Yes, Salesforce consumes companies whole. Just like they did with Heroku and others.

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    Comment #39405899

    Since it's all just Guile Scheme, a full programming language, you can extend it in any way you want, and use the Scheme libraries you want, doing whatever network access you pleas…

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    Comment #39398114

    > An old employer used this instead of Docker for managing build distribution. Can the Guix stuff be used the same way? Yes, and , Guix is actually a "meta" package manager that un…

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    Comment #39215917

    Looks like Google is pushing or at least trialing full-screen, non-media-content, loud advertisements on their "Google TV" branded products. While this is for Chromecasts, it is po…

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    Comment #38806574

    I use PWAs extensively and Firefox decided they won't bother to implement them, so that's going to be a no from me. Rather than wanting the web platform to be first class, they rea…

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    Comment #38782755

    They're in a GitHub repo, so I just use that since GH renders Markdown. I could probably use Obsidian/Logseq mobile if I wanted to. (Again, because it's Markdown... which is about …

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    Comment #38775981

    No mention of Foam? https://foambubble.github.io/foam/ Fine, I uhh, I'll speak for it. Foam is to VSCode, what Org (and Org-Roam) are to Emacs. As a former org-roam user, I ended u…

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    Comment #38685073

    I prefer this turtabalist trip-hop version that samples it: https://youtu.be/LOypHvuSDIo It's just chill and sets the mood.

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    Comment #38562524

    Uhh, no, not really; quite the opposite in fact. Under Eric Schmidt they were engineer-driven, during the golden era of the 2000s. Nowadays they're MBA driven, which is why they ha…

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    Comment #38455523

    > These are people who invested and created long-term value for shareholders https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B5-lDJWCUAAwfya?format=jpg

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    Comment #38400686

    Like in iCal format? You can get that here: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/9t07jqib63if4kecnd...

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    Comment #38395373

    Thanks! Fixed.

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    Comment #38395334

    There's also a button in the bottom-right that people seem to always miss. They should put it up top.

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    Comment #38393350

    I celebrate this and other geeky events, and maintain a public calendar of them: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/embed?src=9t07jqib6...

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    Comment #38185710

    Of all the places to publish a talk that criticizes big walled garden platforms....