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dharmatech
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Comment #49017223
This sounds so cool! Do you have this shared somewhere?
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Comment #48928971
Hey Aurornis, I definitely haven't looked into the underlying models of histamine to see how things work. My observation is that, when I avoid histamine related foods, I sleep long…
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Comment #48921205
Yes, magnesium has helped. For me, avoiding high histamine foods as well as histamine liberators had helped tremendously. The theory: Anti-histamines like Benadryl make you sleepy …
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Comment #48886483
Cool! Any demos available of the web based browser?
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Comment #48886445
( 。 ♡ ‿ ♡ 。 )
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Comment #48872442
Love it ( • ‿ • )
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Comment #48867784
The interface is beautiful! Just curious... Did you implement each app natively? I.e. Swift and Kotlin? Or were you able to use a cross platform framework like Flutter?
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Comment #48866557
Very cool! Here's a demo of a library for interactively eliminating variables from sets of equations: https://youtu.be/7ysUdxTfKhU?is=lE5o9Besk1XNnggP Source: https://github.com/dh…
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Comment #48767462
> As a professional YouTuber, the main issue I instantly see with this is the lack of monetization. That's a feature, not a bug.
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Comment #48731980
Alan Kay once strongly critiqued web browsers. He argued for a much simpler architecture. Your experiment somehow reminds me of the better approach that he was hinting at. I.e. I t…
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Comment #48731901
Your project is really cool. And, when a project announcement upsets this many people, it's a sign you're on the right path, or at least an interesting one. ; - )
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Comment #48679752
Andros is also the guy behind the really cool Org Social: https://org-social.org/
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Comment #48450685
I've been messing around with ocaml on plan9: https://github.com/dharmatech/ocaml
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Comment #48246591
Cool project! Just for fun, looking at code count as a rough measure of complexity. rubish: 26,842 rc (plan9 shell): 5,888 To be fair, rubish does a lot more than rc. rc is pretty …
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Comment #48229448
This is cool! OK, time for inception... 9social on freenet-git ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯
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Comment #48229342
I definitely think we should be exploring decentralized approaches to services we use. I also would like to see an emphasis on local-first approaches. This experiment, in the spiri…
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Comment #48214571
Thanks for checking it out, pjmlp!
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Comment #48199914
Hey pjmlp (waves), I know you've been an advocate for OSes and languages that are outside of the mainstream. I finally got around to living in plan9... My experiment, a social netw…
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Comment #48143318
> how do you manage discovery of other users Here's my personal profile on 9social: https://github.com/dharmatech/9social-user-dharmatech Each profile has a `following` file which …
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Comment #48143305
> how do you manage identity/authentication Well, each user's profile is just a git repository (possibly on github). So I'd think about identity/authentication in the same way user…
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Comment #48143297
> Nice! This sounds just like what I'd been thinking the system should be like. Cool! Thanks for checking it out!
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Comment #48130793
I agree that owning the data is ideal: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48129841
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Comment #48130644
I absolutely LOVE secure scuttlebutt (SSB). Their local-first approach inspired that aspect of the 9social design. However, a big difference is that SSB is a sophisticated protocol…