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natural219
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About natural219
http://decentralize.tech
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Comment #43623023
Hey, sounds great. How do I contact you?
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Comment #43573463
Location: Kansas City, MO, USA -- but 100% enthusiastic about relocation Remote: Sure, but hybrid/in-office roles are fine Willing to relocate: Yes! Technologies: React, Typescript…
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Comment #43573312
Hey. Love this posting man. I sent in an application :)
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Comment #42887986
"A glorified subreddit for HN readers..." At some point, I wonder if `dang` would support this? It seems like a good idea. For more topic-specific higher volume news items.
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Comment #42822165
This is incredible. 119 million posts, x ~10MB per picture, is like 1,200 petabytes? 1.2 exabytes? Am I missing something here... this seems very impressive.
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Comment #42522499
Wow. This is amazing. Extremely practical to use, I'm glad I checked H.N. yesterday.
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Comment #41555584
Horribly, lol. I think 6-7 out of 10? I have no idea what these classifications mean though.
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Comment #41048532
AI moderators too would be an enormous boon if they could get that right.
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Comment #39991879
Funny. I just tried to post my yearly attempt to communicate with people on Reddit, which got taken down immediately by the auto-moderator. https://www.reddit.com/r/Austin/comments…
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Comment #36963520
I mean, you kinda answered the question there yourself. The whole REST paradigm (spearheaded by the Ruby on Rails community) was strongly influenced and modeled after the HATEOAS p…
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Comment #36672525
I don't think anyone is trying to fork Dwarf Fortress and sell it on a different platform. Actually, even if they did , they would likely have proved the market to the founders ear…
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Comment #36620520
Incredible map of PFAS hotspots in the article -- very notable applying the "is this just a population map?" test, specifically look at the West coast in comparison to the rest of …
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Comment #36074126
Seems like a good list, I enjoyed the comic explainer of stable diffusion and learned a thing. Thank you to the authors and a16z for publishing this :).
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Comment #36074089
That's the point lol. Hacker news guidelines clearly state... sigh whatever
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Comment #35963121
Bridgewater famously had pretty obscene levels of tracking and monitoring and were open about it, lauding it as part of their company culture. This seems like the same type of thin…
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Comment #35929807
If people think that 100%-fake papers, with completely made up data and process are bad... wait until people learn how bad 30%-fake papers are, with real cherry-picked data and abs…
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Comment #35926087
I believe he is referencing the passage of a major, controversial Illinois state bill that passed just five months ago, eliminating cash bail among a host of other enforcement rest…
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Comment #35915773
You'll be happy to know that they've partnered with Louis Rossmann and are offering free repair workshops in Austin: https://futo.org/workshops/
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Comment #35887207
This is completely irrelevant to the article and response
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Comment #35886924
I've had a good heuristic in my life of simply writing off people that go on lengthy, cuss-filled rants about how bad something is without soberly explaining the technical componen…
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Comment #35854203
Thanks for sharing. This is an intriguing article and I'm very impressed with the depth of research, site design, and logical debate quality of the several paragraphs I've read (so…
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Comment #35774470
I had the chance to speak to some Nostr devs this weekend. My impression (like other mentions below) is that it seems less like a social network than it does a messaging protocol. …
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Comment #35563371
Is there a logical way to interpret this other than "don't use the internet"?