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Comment #49089346
What I am proposing is that community email servers can talk to each other. I have email servers setup - all the hoops - for my community. I want others to set up community servers…
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Comment #49083603
Email has been turned into a by-the-corporation, for-the-corporation service. Corporations need DMARC so they can control email and the ability to spam. The spam I cannot block is …
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Comment #49058429
Do not bother with the youtube video.The essential ideas is that Putin could scare European Countries into surrendering Ukraine. This video legitimizes that scare tactic. Nor does …
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Comment #48733378
Words limit our understanding of words because they are intrinsic to a particular kind of understanding. yes? no? In "Notes on the Synthesis of Form", Christopher Alexander talks a…
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Comment #48596939
I got 502 bad gateway. Then a register page. With a section about "Cyber Resilience Act". That section is worth a read in my opinion.
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Comment #48488773
"it’s proof that the rot has been rooted out of Apple’s software design team" I know little about Apple, but have quite a bit of experience with how software products get "designed…
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Comment #48481138
Hunting good bugs is something every good software developer should experience. A good interview question is "tell me your favorite bug". Bugs are about reasoning, not intelligence…
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Comment #48457985
Interestingly, as a result of this discussion, I have a much better understanding of the whole artificial intelligence issue. This: There is a strong distinction line the ability t…
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Comment #48448754
What I find interesting is the concept of dead food versus live food. This is just something I wonder about. For example a dead apple is one that was picked a year ago, sold today,…
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Comment #48325021
Here is the fundamental issue. We use the word "intelligence" for different things. Can you follow a recipe for making sour dough bread? Pretty easy. Can you make sour dough bread?…
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Do not use Cloudflare DNS regsitrar
The problem: 1. You try email routing provided by cloudflare. 2. It does not work for you 3. Somehow you get your DNS into an odd state. email routing is disabled because it is mis…
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Comment #48294445
Interesting point. I wonder if "easier for them to read" is too simple. I took "read" as in "read words" or "read a book". But "reading" a program is not I think the same as readin…
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Comment #48286918
There is, and should be, a red flag for these situations. No make that RED flag. If you go into an interview that leaves you feeling the least bit helpless or at someone's mercy th…
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Comment #48274431
I'm not sure it is React I like. I like JSX. Here is a fun thing. Write a bunch of JSON. A lot. Now write a lot of JSX. Then convert the JSON to JSX. Then convert the JSX to JSON. …
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Comment #48186945
We have an economy like this: producer => provider => consumer. What happens when providers are the gateway for the providers and consumers? When the providers own the market place…
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Comment #48108099
@halapro, thanks for your reply. No, marketing is the last thing I would do, but I understand how these days you might think that. I have had many experiences that dramatically cha…
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Comment #48087592
This is great! As a kid I used to love HO scale model trains. There is an old movie of me on my birthday looking at my train set with eyes as big as plates. Fast forward, and I lov…
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Comment #48081070
Knowing about Japanese Lacquer (aka Urushi) will change the way that you see the world. Urushi is the sap of a tree that is related to poison oak and posion ivy. You can learn to u…
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Comment #48057022
Building for the future is great! Except for one small, very tiny, itsy-bitsy problem. We humans are very bad at understand the second and third order effects of events. Really, re…
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Comment #48035639
You put this really well. I have been considering that communities are based on mutual benefit. But I had not considered "mutual help". It makes me think of how people who have bee…
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Comment #48022442
Absolutely true! Perhaps the thing I was trying to say is do not travel or live your life in a bubble. Do not be a tourist in life, get in there. Be safe, but take survivable risk.…
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Comment #48015391
I have found three strange and unexpected avenues for interacting with people. 1. Be on a quest. Yes a quest. I was trying to buy an old metal key as a gift for a friend. I wanted …
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Comment #47988937
Hiring is now by filter. Corporations do not try to hire good people, they just avoid hiring questionable people. In other words they are looking for the lowest common denominator.…
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Comment #47974959
This measures fatherhood in terms of time spent with children. I question whether that metric is of any value what so ever. Is a farmer a better farmer because he/she spends hours …
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Comment #47962400
Meta said the contracting "did not meet (meta's) standards". I am sure that is true. meta's "standard" is not to reveal the illegal, immoral, unethical things meta does. No matter …