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asimpletune

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About asimpletune

meet.hn/city/41.8933203,12.4829321/Rome

Contact: - https://spenc.es/contact/

Socials: - bsky.app/profile/spenc.es - github.com/asimpletune - instagram.com/asimpletune

Interests: Books, Education, Open Source, Programming, Travel, Writing

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FOSS Commenting system for static sites: https://r3ply.com/

Book club: https://b00k.club

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49185679

    They're structuring the new company as public benefit corporation.

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    Comment #49181039

    Would anyone be interested in meeting up in Rome? My contact's on my profile and I'm happy to organize.

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    Comment #49165282

    What really matters is the claim that Apple never raised those issues in the lawsuit with them. OpenAI claims the emails prove this, but to me all the emails prove is Apple sent an…

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    Comment #49161836

    For those interested, it’s not just in Apology this comes up. In Theaetetus he does a pretty good job disproving that it is even possible to know what knowledge is.

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    Comment #49088284

    For anyone who’s interested in this stuff: I made a FOSS commenting system for websites that accepts comments via email. https://r3ply.com You combine your website/blog with that a…

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    Comment #49083118

    Because if someone spoofs an email coming from your domain DMARC tells the receiver what to do with the spoofed email.

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    Comment #49083007

    The movie is not a retelling of Homer's Odyssey. It's a retelling of Odyssey's return home after the Trojan war. The movie will be much better if you go into it thinking that.

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    Comment #49082954

    That's true too. So, the two things are data isolation and operational independence.

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    Comment #49082902

    I could be misremembering this but I think Lattimore and Lombardo were once good friends until they had a falling out. I think Lattimore was so bothered by Lombardo's translation o…

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    Comment #49082146

    This is what people always say but it's not really the only case, and it's not even a particularly good case. You could achieve the same organizational thing through modules, for e…

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    Comment #49021073

    What if there was a way to tax things that encouraged people to buy things that would last longer and then let the market correct? Basically, we've done our experiment of hyper-dis…

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    Comment #49009129

    I grew up learning how to write by hand, and when I was in college we were required to code by hand. It was cool. When I need to do something hard I still reach for pen and paper. …

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    Comment #49005690

    Does this work with drop caps or could it be made to work with them? Cool work by the way.

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    Comment #48977110

    Homer was near god status even then. I'm really not sure how anything else could be interpreted? I think this was actually very much to people's frustration even, as Homer was ofte…

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    Comment #48965769

    Both of these are amazing

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    Comment #48893838

    He was an amazing actor. One of his best roles was “Reilly: Ace of Spies”.

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    Comment #48893799

    A FOSS project that lets static sites receive comments via email https://r3ply.com .

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    Comment #48878347

    One can feel rage if something is intentional and annoying, unintentional but annoying, intentional and not annoying, unintentional and not annoying. The first is justified. The se…

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    Comment #48748530

    I once had a manager who was extremely quiet and very good at winning arguments. They too would never argue. Instead they would present themselves in as supportive of a way as poss…

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    Comment #47826136

    Same. Coding by hand was really, really hard at first, I remember. Then one day it just clicked and it was like I could think so clearly in my head, without making mistakes, and wr…

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    Comment #47588061

    I don't think the problem is that they used an LLM to write the article. It seems that the commenter takes issue with them using the LLM to get the data to analyze.

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    Comment #47487564

    Isn’t there already a much older rule that predicts this? Your product has to be a 10x improvement over the incumbent to be competitive. In AI speak it would be the “extra-bitter” …