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Ohh, thanks for that recommendation! I'll have to re-test with the --gpu flag. I added it to the instructions in the blog post. And you might be right about that ageism comment… di…

Glad you like it! :) I uploaded it here: http://files.blinry.org/emoji.tar.gz You can find installation instructions in the script of last year's workshop: https://blinry.org/curso…

Insane author here. I think I just fixed this issue, if you wanna give it another try!

Author here! :) This article is me sharing something that made me really happy, wanting to show others how they can do the same. I see some comments pointing out that the clock wou…

Heya, author here! This was such a fun project, and I'd really recommend the "Make 50 Things of Something" technique to everyone! Also, I gave a 10-minute talk version of this post…

Gladly! Automerge on its own is just a library that makes local-first data structures possible. Ethersync uses this library for a concrete purpose: Collaborating on local text file…

We picked our name because of SubEthaEdit (and later, Etherpad)! :) We keep a table of related project here: https://ethersync.github.io/ethersync/related-projects.html Ping us if …

Yep! Daemons on multiple computers speak the Automerge sync protocol. Between daemon and editors, we use a "one-sided operational transform" approach, in an attempt to offload as m…

Hey :) I don't know how familiar you are with Nix, but the process I describe in the blog post works almost exactly as you describe: The command `nix shell nixpkgs#qemu` puts the q…

Author here :) I paid $70 for the section from New York to Chicago, because I slept in the coach section there. For the section from Chicago to Emeryville, I treated myself to a ro…

Follow the corridor at the far right to get to some enemies! :D

It works for me on current versions of Firefox and Chrome! :) (On the desktop)

If you're into this, also check out @bryanbraun's "Checkboxland", which was a huge inspiration for this project! :) https://www.bryanbraun.com/checkboxland/

If you understand German, you might enjoy Volker Strübing's song on this topic: https://youtu.be/T4DWCJfkyzk?t=333

You might also enjoy Hamish Todd's (highly interactive) documentation on virus geometry: http://viruspatterns.com