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koehr
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Mar 16, 2016, 1:06 PM UTC
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About koehr
meet.hn/city/de-Berlin
Socials: - koehr.at.hn - github.com/nkoehring - instagram.com/coffee_n_code - reddit.com/user/koehr
Interests: Freelancing, Hacking, Mentorship, Networking, Open Source, Philosophy, Programming, Remote Work, Privacy, Social Impact, Technology, Web Development, Writing
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[ my public key: https://keybase.io/koehr; my proof: https://keybase.io/koehr/sigs/Og6pOR4F2t5w_kycA8yZqc-71k_IatrPww32whM8Dio ]
Recent public activity
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Comment #48047248
So the longest subway ride in NYC is 24km (15 miles) and 1h long? We have multiple underground lines farther than this in Berlin with the longest being 32km (20 miles). But don't g…
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Comment #47793918
This reads more like an advertisement for Mythos, on the first glance
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Comment #47517589
I just tried it. It downloaded Qwen3.5 2B on my phone and it's pretty coherent in its sentences, but really annoying with the amount of Ente products mentioned in every occasion. O…
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Comment #47178694
This is the wrong argument. Claiming that Mozilla is doing it wrong because the technology purist part of their userbase decided they don't want AI is simply short-sighted. The kil…
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Comment #46463582
For me this really speaks for intermediate text formats like Markdown, that are easy to read and render, while covering most formatting needs.
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Comment #46354720
Historically, it was a rather famous page. It's a watchblog by the German security expert Felix Von Leitner. It exists since 2005, but since May this year, he didn't write anything…
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Comment #46353872
They replied in the meantime and removed the domain from their threat database.
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Comment #46347870
Interesting, I just downloaded the big list and couldn't find it there.
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Comment #46345855
Looks like https://temp.sh/ is blocked as well.
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DNS4EU Blocks Blog.fefe.de
I filed a request, maybe it is a mistake, but that it ended up on the block list is suspicious.
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Comment #46319006
Including a CLI client, an NPM package and some spec refinements, working towards web page generation.
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Comment #46202161
Plaintext Casa - now with working links on its website! Thanks for letting me know!
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Comment #46198638
A decentralized social network that uses plain text files over HTTP. No algorithms. No ads. No data harvesting. But not just microblogging. With rich about sections and multipage f…
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Comment #45898697
It's interesting how this sounds like a cutting edge experiment, while this is a common thing to see in Germany and other European states for quite a while now.
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Comment #44831319
I think the syntax is really pretty!
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Comment #44708993
I started playing around with the idea of a new programming language that compiles to JavaScript. Despite syntactic improvements and type-checking, it's goal is to streamline promi…
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Comment #44144220
Great to see that there is work happening in this direction. I wonder what the difference to usual public-key authentication is.
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Comment #43626179
Have you tried matterrank.ai? It might give you want you want, but as a search engine, instead of a chat interface.
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Meetup triples subscription price with less than a months notice
Meetup.com just wrote me (and probably all other subscribers), about a price change: from 29 to 99 USD for the six-month subscription! My community has over two thousand members an…
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Comment #30969987
The misconception here is that the internet is not decentralized. The original idea of the internet is to be decentralized. There are just very large centralized silos built on top…
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Comment #30055613
Funny, even ironic, that the thread now starts with someone saying "I use Arch". Good meme food.
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Comment #29529402
Wow, this is exactly the "solution" that all the tracking companies love to hear from the people.
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Comment #27855014
The EU can still, in theory, sue them because they're serving Europeans. Especially in the beginning many companies became afraid of the possibility so they simply blocked access t…