Cypherpunks Hall of Fame
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Cypherpunks Hall of Fame
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Re: Cypherpunks Hall of Fame
#2Please star if you appreciate this and submit PRs!
Just fork, edit the README and the site generates from the edits using GitHub actions.
Re: Cypherpunks Hall of Fame
#3We have been honoring freedom fighters in war and politics, but not technology. I compiled this list, on GitHub, in hopes that we will be able to honor these heroes. Please star if you appreciate this and submit PRs! Just fork, edit the README and the site generates from the edits using GitHub actions.
If someone was memorializing my name in this fashion, I wouldn't let them. It's borderline embarrassing.
Re: Cypherpunks Hall of Fame
#4We have been honoring freedom fighters in war and politics, but not technology. I compiled this list, on GitHub, in hopes that we will be able to honor these heroes. Please star if you appreciate this and submit PRs! Just fork, edit the README and the site generates from the edits using GitHub actions.
Memorials are supposed to feel important because you put effort into it, or draw people to the artwork somehow. This just looks like you fed a list of names into an AI and told it to make a static site. If someone was memorializing my name in this fashion, I wouldn't let them. It's borderline embarrassing.
The site generates from a README and works with and without JavaScript. The repo is linked from the site.
Re: Cypherpunks Hall of Fame
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Memorials are supposed to feel important because you put effort into it, or draw people to the artwork somehow. This just looks like you fed a list of names into an AI and told it to make a static site. If someone was memorializing my name in this fashion, I wouldn't let them. It's borderline embarrassing.
> make a static site The site generates from a README and works with and without JavaScript. The repo is linked from the site.