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bb010g

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About bb010g

I do stuff.

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #42752005

    Could you link the source of your crawler library?

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    Comment #42365704

    I've had great experiences with NameSilo.

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    Comment #40177195

    I'd expect a move from Rust to Julia over a move to Python.

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    Comment #38514548

    > When the Lobsters algorithm said his account was too new to post a link, I thought I was vouching for and reviewing his project link by posting it myself. I'm pretty sure this wo…

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    Comment #38509737

    As a Lobsters user, I think you could have avoided those spam flags with a less click-baity title and opening line of the body. “MIT CSG Memo 137 was the first CS publication to us…

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    Comment #38442752

    Companies ultimately exist for the benefit of the public.

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    Comment #38174244

    You can remix it for commercial uses going forward. Provide your source code when requested, as required by `AGPL-3.0`, or pay for a commercial license.

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    Comment #38174165

    `Apache-2.0` allows Element the same power right now. No organization is maintaining meaningful community forks of Synapse and/or Dendrite with their own proprietary modifications …

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    Comment #37562955

    You can still use https://github.com/jlongster/absurd-sql >. https://jlongster.com/future-sql-web >

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    Comment #37552930

    The actual solutions here are XDG Desktop Portals or Wayland protocols, the former of which are commonly used ( https://flatpak.github.io/xdg-desktop-portal/ >) and the latter of w…

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    Comment #37552891

    https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mstoeckl/waypipe/ is a great replacement for X remoting.

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    Comment #37548448

    As someone who interacted with Drew back in his calculator days, he has greatly improved since then.

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    Comment #37399424

    How far away do you expect a Wayland-powered display to be? You're currently using VNC, but I'd imagine that https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mstoeckl/waypipe/ > would also work whil…

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    Comment #36548905

    Keep an eye on Key Event Receipt Infrastructure (KERI). https://keri.one/ Current spec drafts at https://github.com/WebOfTrust/keri >.

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    Comment #36346419

    It's an unprivileged VM, so unless you're the type to do binary analysis before running things this is just as safe as any other binary.

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    Comment #36076062

    > In the coming weeks, we will be developing the Layered Store features, releasing a Nix Community RFC, and working to upstream it into Nix. Doesn't look like specs or implementati…

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    Comment #35883873

    What are your thoughts on KERI? Some of Phillip's slide decks are weird to go through, but I really like its security & usability goals (key rotation needs to be realistic!) and th…

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    Comment #35598729

    False & racist. Please see https://youtu.be/UBc7qBS1Ujo for an extended explanation of why this is a horrible position. We don't even have strong scientific evidence that Spearman'…

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    Comment #35272083

    This is the same article, rehosted under a different author name.

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    Comment #33571378

    This reminds me of a classic zach gage piece, Temporary.cc: http://www.stfj.net/index2.php?year=2009&project=art/2009/te...

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    Comment #33464716

    Further in the interest of fairness, here's a response to Singal in general, including his "When Children Say They’re Trans" story for the Atlantic that he defends there: https://p…

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    Comment #33090477

    On SCIP support–is there an index like https://lsif.dev/ >, https://langserver.org/ >, or https://microsoft.github.io/debug-adapter-protocol/implement... > for tooling using SCIP? …

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    Comment #32948902

    Thanks for the casual misogyny.

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    Comment #32707025

    I see that policy works extremely well in cases like https://twitter.com/keffals/status/1566153033586810885 >. As long as you give all the information necessary for someone interes…

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    Comment #32505602

    Does the OpenID Connect work also include IndieAuth work? It seems like a natural fit for Matrix, given the shared focus on decentralization.