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stuntkite
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About stuntkite
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Comment #36517945
How many hours did I waste looking here for ... yeah. Imma kill it. Years. Kill your masters. Fuck this website. Host it yourself.
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Chasing a consensus vision of an internet world was a waste of my youth
Seriously. How many frameworks and jobs that were just the thing I already did before. Over and over. They hire me because of what they knew I did but want me to sign a thing that …
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Comment #36517878
We are gravitational sea foam looking at itself. That's not a bad thing. Quit being so fucking surprised.
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Comment #36517822
Yeah man. I've got some resources that I can use to sound the caves and map it. I was worried about Archive.org because it seems like they are under a lot of pressure and NEED to b…
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Comment #36516600
Fuck yes. Thank you. I've avoided checkin in because as you might be able to tell this is personal. I have never seen Archive Team before. I am so ready to get involved and put my …
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Comment #36516562
Good. Let them git the digital equivalent of Creutzfeldt-Jakob. It's happening and has been happening. Let them go nuts. AOL.com exists, how many of you had to check to see if that…
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Comment #36516522
Who drinks a pina colada to start a night? Sazerac is the test.
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Comment #36516447
Wow. This is an amazing video. A long time ago I was a part time overnight radio engineer for a faith based radio operation in the Portland, Or area. Literally the only reason they…
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Comment #36516230
Yeah. Keep pushing it. It's cool that you can write an article trying to astroturf the illusion of control once enjoyed. The world changed, if your organization can't evolve and fi…
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Comment #36516111
Can we start funding Archive.org to start scraping reddit like it did for 30% of Geocities or whatever because Reddit this kills the Reddit. Everything that matters is scattered to…
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Comment #36490855
Sheesh. It really is now or never... and by that I mean the yesterday before yesterday.
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Comment #36489669
Sure, very little info for such bold claims, and clickbait. I got mad respect for Mapbox. I do hate ArcGIS. We are ready to back it up though. I've been working on this stack for c…
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Comment #36485945
Never thought about that, interesting. Can you share a source?
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Comment #36196861
I don't know how you would do that cryptographically or in a way that wouldn't just make more disinformation.
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Comment #36195946
Hypothetically, I was going to object to this but then I realized I haven't quite proven it to the level that I'd give to kids. We are juuuust starting to get the inspection tools …
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Comment #36195849
I AM NOT AND HAVE NEVER BEEN A ROBOT
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Comment #36194654
It's neat to see someone taking the "first" (quotes because maybe there's been others) stab at this. This is sort of like this thing I've been thinking for a few years now that the…
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Comment #36194615
I am probably not a bot or a dog using a computer but I mostly respond in a range from cynical to way to enthusiastic.
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Comment #36194062
Yeah, Op is so off base here. I do think that George still gets astroturfed by Muskateers though. Possibly even Musk's paid for army, but I think they are still cool with each othe…
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Comment #36193994
In 2015 I met a radar engineer that had gotten out of the navy. I was working on some crappy twitch knockoff that never launched. He had a recruiter friend that wanted to find an e…
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Comment #36193891
I dunno. I'm a long time reddit user, but I'm done with it. It's really time to just dig into some self hosted shit with a reasonable ingress like Cloudfront or whatever works and …
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Comment #36010308
I’ve been working on similar in a weird way. I’ve got it all working after a lot of years of thought and plodding at the code base. It has been an exercise in building something th…