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amysox
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Comment #48363351
Location: Aurora, CO, USA (Denver metro area) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but open to travel Technologies: Python, Java, Go, C/C++, SQL/MySQL/Oracle, Linux, network develo…
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Comment #48316143
People were calling the film "a two-hour Daft Punk video" at one point. Which would be pretty cool, come to think of it. I do think they were a pretty good choice to follow on from…
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Comment #48015734
I feel like this should have had a warning like the one on the Epiphyte business plan in Cryptonomicon. "EXTREMELY SERIOUS WARNING: Unless you are as smart as Johann Karl Friedrich…
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Comment #47977690
Location: Aurora, CO, USA (Denver metro area) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but open to travel Technologies: Python, Java, Go, C/C++, SQL/MySQL/Oracle, Linux, network develo…
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Comment #47904748
I was going to say something about the choice of acronym for the project, but, well, a couple people figured it out. :D
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Comment #47865505
I guess I was bucking the trend with https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47720333 , which points to https://electricminds.org . The UI of Electric Minds Reborn (Amsterdam Web Comm…
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Comment #47837178
Robert Heinlein proposed something like that in his "lost" novel For Us, the Living: instead of declaring war, Congress would authorize a war referendum, in which only those eligib…
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Comment #47747379
It's hard out there for everyone in this market. I've got literal decades of experience, but I've been pounding the virtual pavement for month after month, and still nothing.
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Comment #47747369
Well, Electric Minds Reborn is now online: https://electricminds.org I will be continuing work on the new software that powers it, the Amsterdam Web Communities System. https://git…
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Comment #47720739
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Show HN: Electric Minds Reborn: pioneering virtual community, on a new platform
In 2001 Electric Minds was shut down by its then-owners. We, the community, raised money for a server, rebuilt it on software I wrote, and kept it alive for years. I've now brought…
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Comment #47632713
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Comment #47632646
Can we just call him "Secretary of Death Piss-Drunk Pete Kegstand"?
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Comment #47606515
Location: Aurora, CO, USA (Denver metro area) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but open to travel Technologies: Python, Java, Go, C/C++, SQL/MySQL/Oracle, Linux, network develo…
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Comment #46729250
This is a fantastic piece of work, AI or no! Feature idea: For those of us who aren't familiar with The City, could you allow clicks on the image to identify specific landmarks (bu…
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Comment #46626093
https://erbosoft.com/ - Includes a blog among other bits.
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Comment #46292345
Or use Gitea or Forgejo and host it yourself.
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Comment #46292316
Those of us who have been writing it "Micro$oft" since the 90's can now say, "I told you so."
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Comment #46113198
Location: Aurora, CO, USA (Denver metro area) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but open to travel Technologies: Python, Java, Go, C/C++, SQL/MySQL/Oracle, Linux, network develo…
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Comment #45879559
Couldn't you do that with Ollama + Tailscale? Minus some of the fancy bells and whistles?
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Comment #45879544
I'm reviving a project I last touched in 2006, in the hopes that it might be of use today in making social networking human again. Back in the day, after the company I worked for b…
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Comment #45805595
Location: Aurora, CO, USA (Denver metro area) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but open to travel Technologies: Python, Java, Go, C/C++, SQL/MySQL/Oracle, Linux, network develo…
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Comment #45543061
Expect a ketchupnado in the White House...
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Comment #45185404
My doctor's office does the same thing. So do some financial services companies.
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Comment #45185341
What I'd like to know is why anyone thinks it's a good idea to have this level of granularity in libraries? Seriously? A library that only contains "a utility function that determi…