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Comment #48732197
I would argue that, for anything with value, there is value in having a decent open source option for that thing. I think farm equipment is valuable, so I think it's great that som…
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Comment #48732173
I thought of this guy as well. I love the spirit of attempting to make open source farm machinery. I think that domain and ones like it are under addressed by open source in genera…
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Comment #48732120
I love this project. I often lament how narrowly focused on tech/software open source tends to be. It is the most powerful example of human altruism that I can think of but it tend…
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Comment #43249222
I love this because it is making a practical, everyday item more accessible. I know the toaster is not explicitly open source but I've been lamenting the fact that such an incredib…
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Comment #43231634
applying algorithmic strategy concepts to growth strategy is an interesting idea. I wonder what other domains this could be useful for
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Comment #43197937
I can't wait for fireship.io and the comment section here to tell me what to think about this
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Comment #42152319
the article says: "if you want to look up a DID:PLC, you need to query the Bluesky servers. This is important because every user is identified by a DID:PLC, and all interactions ne…
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Comment #40967984
Really like the idea. As someone who has been losing his limited spanish since college, I've been wanting something like this. A couple pieces of feedback: - It would be very usefu…
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Comment #32050392
I could see dropping the college requirement if it were to be replaced by some other stringent barrier to entry. Teaching as a trade school style profession makes sense to me.
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Comment #30762977
naïve question: Is there anything regular consumers can/should do in light of this information? Changing passwords etc seems futile if hackers have internal developer access anyway…