Multicomp

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by Multicomp 1y ago
Spitballing here but if it's their code that they have copyright on, they can license it to us as agpl, without binding themselves to those same terms. They have all rights as copyright holders regardless of a given license.
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by Multicomp 1y ago
/sarcasm/ Which is so much worse than the current paradigm where we have a client side SPA deciding to do all sorts of state syncing and react hooks and tracking pixels and auto pop ups all doing their own thing all over the place
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by Multicomp 1y ago
It's been so long since the Semantic web and RDF and OWL and SKOS. I'm so glad they stuck with W3C and didn't reinvent those wheels. Will this UDA approach catch on? I don't know, but I hope so. It seems like it is tryin
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by Multicomp 1y ago
The lack of deep friendships feel like a 3-fold problem. 1. You can't ever be real, if you are real, you are likely to be recorded doing something someone somewhere on the largest stage in the world (the public web) that someone will d
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by Multicomp 1y ago
I enjoyed this article. But Godot, SDL, and TIC-80 still have a much higher learning curve vs. tweening animations and throwing in some Actionscript to make a stick figure fighter, which gives you a self-contained artifact .swf you can pass
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by Multicomp 1y ago
These are the kinds of programs I look for in hopes of discovering on the terminal, thank you for sharing it! Like 3d flower box, flying toasters, this reminds me of the power of personal computers before they were set aside as a platform f
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by Multicomp 1y ago
In Ansible, this is like the process of refactoring tasks from a bunch of playbooks per host to one playbook that applies roles to a map of hosts. I like the idea of a congruent infrastructure as code, but I don't like that the only to
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by Multicomp 1y ago
They killed off the live bookmarks feature that I still miss in favor of this and it was never the same. My rss feeds are still around from then. Glad I didn't invest in this fad.
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by Multicomp 1y ago
I enjoyed reading this article, particularly it's review of the new lunar society book. That society reminds me of what excited me when I watched the Windows XP tour for the first time: this is a device intended to be a digital power t
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It’s So Over, We’re So Back: Doomer Techno-Optimism (2024)(americanaffairsjournal.org)
36 points by Multicomp 1y ago|28 comments
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by Multicomp 1y ago
Here in Atlanta Georgia, we have a ToyoTechs business. They perform maintenance on only Toyota-family automobiles. They have 2 locations, one for large trucks, one for cars, hybrids, and SUV-looking cars. Both are always filled up with cust
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Data Reveals How Men Are Falling Behind in School and Work(bloomberg.com)
1 points by Multicomp 1y ago|1 comments
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by Multicomp 1y ago
I posted this article because it has interesting proglang discussion but I only partly grokked it. My comment is a desire to understand why people want to encapsulate state with the data and not just break down and do more functional first
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Sometimes, object oriented programming is the right choice(meowbark.dev)
1 points by Multicomp 1y ago|1 comments
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by Multicomp 1y ago
The Agora road forum (a bunch of syntheave plus retired 4channers plus paranormal conspiracists and their dark web adjacent denizens with some retrofuturist early web revival themes) uses these buttons and calls them gangtags though the siz
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by Multicomp 1y ago
I prefer Moon Plus Reader because it does not force itself to be full screen.
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by Multicomp 1y ago
I guess I thought that If an image was generated by these tools, at least in the US, the copyright office did not consider it to have any copyright at all, therefore it was by default public domain?
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Somewhere we are going to get the novel about the quiet hero team anonymously keeping Google voice going all these decades. contorting to keep it off management's radar, explain away any foibles, redirecting minor funds to get maintena
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Only on HN. Thanks for sharing!
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by Multicomp 2y ago
The worst part is the article reads like someone is nervous that the nation states are busting hosting services from somebody doing horizontal scaling via multiple server instances rather than doing the Proper rust implementation. The class
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Not OP, but looked at doing grafana self hosted for similar reasons. The tooling is too spread out across different installables, the common golden signals and other monitoring metrics have a high learning curve / cliff more like it, a
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by Multicomp 2y ago
I mean some of this Math Notes equation features have been in OneNote since what? 2007? Maybe all the way back in 2003?
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by Multicomp 2y ago
129 byes...supposedly that's 2 punch cards according to Dr gpt. Small program!
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by Multicomp 2y ago
I am currently doing development on a VM with remote SSH, but I use the terminal on said VM to run a docker container when I need to actually run and build the thing, so it is possible to get both remote SSH tooling and containerization ben
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Looks nicer than say kanboard, I may give this a shot
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by Multicomp 2y ago
EasyDiffusion is almost completely download and run, i'm too lazy to setup comfyui, I just want to do model downloads -> run easy diffusion -> input my prompts into the web UI -> start cooking my poor graphics card
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Nice work shipping this! I enjoy and prefer f# to c# but never gave scripts much care because I could never do this, fsi and the repl was not enough. Now? Hmmm I have options !
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by Multicomp 2y ago
In gnu evolution (when it hasn't randomly decided to render the entire message window as all black), you can navigate messages with [ and ] to jump to the latest or last unread message, then depending on whether it decides to actually
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Vouched for this dead comment. If this really should be flagged to death, could I get a quick refresher on what parts are boring reading or off-topic? The comment is an anecdote and not data, but this does not seem like a flamey post, or a
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Agreed. I'm still letting the Lenovo Yoga 9i bake another generation or so and then I'm jumping in. Booklet PC! Finally!! There is an Acer product but it does not fold down flat like the lenovo model does.

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