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ibz
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About ibz
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Comment #44463581
Isn't that what VCs in general are doing? Hiring for more money, with more expected gains from you, with a different kind of legal arrangement, but still hiring nevertheless.
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Comment #44070884
foobar2000, IrfanView, Total Commander. The 3 apps I still miss after 15+ years of not using Windows (went through 10 years of OSX, now on Linux for probably 5 years). There's just…
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Comment #43169288
It's still worth doing wood work in the age of IKEA. Perhaps even more so.
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Comment #42929900
Trezor | Software Engineer (Embedded, Firmware, React) | Prague, CZ | Remote | https://satoshilabs.com/careers Description copied from the Firmware Developer role, have a look at t…
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Comment #42150549
That's how it looks like currently. Nostr is the open protocol whereas Bluesky is the more open platform.
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Comment #42113625
I don't have Spotify, I have Navidrome. Self-hosted on a cheap old mini PC.
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Comment #42085065
I see. Language barrier here. In my language "criminal" is somebody that killed another person. Seems in English the word can be used for any "unlawful activity". Good to know.
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Comment #42085030
I got interested in Ham radio after listening to this episode with NVK: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nvk/id1694064646?i=100... Seems that the movement is going through a s…
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Comment #42061302
China will definitely not love the tariffs. Criminal? What are you even talking about?
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Comment #41108144
While I've been a PHP hater most of my life, as I get older I start appreciating its simplicity. I still think it's a terrible language, but I would not be surprised if it went thr…
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Comment #40995252
Sounds like something I would easily forget: "forget yo"!
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Comment #40986133
Or just forget all of that and go to Fossil? SQLite seems the least likely to pull the rug.
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Comment #40903203
Depending on what content I am watching, sometimes I learn more from the comments than from the video itself.
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Comment #39729707
Encyclopedia Britannica was on CDs, not on the internet. I'm old enough to remember.
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Comment #39478293
Nostr is relays + clients. BlueSky is PDS + relays + clients. If you look at the history of Nostr and try to really understand the protocol, where it came from and what it was tryi…
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Comment #38949363
It is. It always was.
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Comment #38940877
Smells so bad though! I avoid it like I avoid Quora.
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Comment #38937937
Awesome to hear that! Been following Glicol for a while because it is such a unique and bold project! While Sonic Pi is also beautiful and much easier to start with as a beginner, …
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Comment #38680855
There memory cards you stick in old cameras, I assume.
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Comment #38673707
Sounds more like a chat bot answer, TBH. It misses the point of the question in a much too subtle way.
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Comment #38347707
Just a GitHub. [1] It's very early days still, but I use it myself. The marketplace [2] is much more advanced! You can already use it to buy and sell stuff over Nostr! [1] https://…
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Comment #38347674
Not really. Twitter clones are one application indeed, but I see it more like RSS on steroids.
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Comment #38345557
Indeed, too many people think Nostr will somehow magically solve everything... I think of it just like RSS on steroids - which is why I even mentioned it in this thread.
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Comment #38345498
This is indeed one of the issues I still didn't fully wrap my head around! Currently clients just use the same bunch of relays as defaults, and let you (maybe) customize the relays…