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mattjoyce

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    Comment #49034500

    well spotted, I couldn't place the feeling, me it's like paying per minute phone costs when downloading on a modem. You know it will cost, but you do it anyway. The other weird thi…

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    Comment #48913589

    The name for the phenomena could be Ananthropsis, noticing something is not from human

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    Comment #48837824

    Intent? Motivations? Incentives?

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    Comment #48837811

    The post can be distilled down to a simple statement, but part of the writing is for the author to express themselves and tell a story. I thought it was an interesting read.

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    Comment #48635639

    Scalper:by increasing prices we add the value of enabling people to express their desire more faithfully.

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    Comment #48562242

    This post is a link to a reply to a tweet containing a screenshot of a webpage. Unusable internet.

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    Comment #48562200

    Sure the idea isn't that every page should be shared equally? Is the percentage of sharing based all visited pages and is that a good way measure it? Imagine if all the very low sh…

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    Comment #48486894

    Therefore the purpose of a system is to support incentives.

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    Comment #48486816

    At the right price, these model don't need to be the best, good enough will do. I think we're fast approaching good enough for most users.

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    Comment #48453829

    Oh my, this sounds like an idea I have been toying with. I really want a tutor to explain how random repos I find work. Do you think Lathe could be adapted to use a codebase as the…

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    Comment #48452393

    I'm quite curious about this. I think this is similar. Unfinished. https://github.com/mattjoyce/roundtable-consensus

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    Comment #48452226

    Out of a the stuff beyond a shadow of a doubt the most useful is https://ductile.run This started off as a fancy cron with webhook and became a comprehensive runtime. I have been u…

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    Comment #48132181

    Durable is used 13 times in this article.

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    Comment #47827686

    Ad companies prompt injecting consumers. LLM companies countering with guardrails.

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    Comment #47734263

    Maybe the reduction in gov paper forms printing and processing, offset the mobile costs.

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    Comment #47295723

    I still use it. A few months ago I whipped up a project to monitor my Unraid NAS. Rrdtool is very useful still.

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    Comment #25744943

    > It is their right to break the contract because they don't want to deal with you, but then they have to pay a fine because they were engaged in a contract with you and they broke…

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    Comment #25744930

    Yes, I can imagine a telephone company terminating a service, if you don't adhere to the term. In fact they are very very strict. Also, email is still available, don't pretend thes…

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    Comment #25744889

    Very nice, and fun too. I wanted more colours, almost right away. No orange, but a black background!!!

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    Comment #24005220

    Absolutely yes. These days if I see an interesting content on my phone, I share to Google Keep. Periodically I look in keep and take another pass at what I saved.

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    Comment #23742591

    As a father with a 12 year old struggling with math, to say something is extremely easy makes me think you have a better understanding of math than people.

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    Comment #23742545

    That does sound challenging. APIs and service change too. I can't imagine how complex that can get if something stops working. Still when you succeed perhaps the next goal is to si…

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    Comment #22841481

    Title : "After 50 Years of Effort".... 1st Para : "NEARLY FIFTY YEARS ago, Gordon Moore..."

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    Comment #6068466

    Also used in Australia : http://www.righttoknow.org.au