NotUsingLinux

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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
While I applaud the effort. It's almost obsolete now. When they have a Hyperloop Network then I will be impressed, but given how things look, they will have it before the US..
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
That is so cool...
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
I think the printing press was a key invention which was needed for this. So many great things got lost because in history there was only 1 or few copies of it.
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
"Workflow" is synonymous for: crappy defined human powered process which should do thing but not always do. IMO the challenge to organize people for arbitrary tasks in arbitrary structures is something that will be discovered by b
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Personal AI assistant which securely can handle your personal data.
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
See Neal Stephenson, the diamond Age. Yes we need a tutor. Furthermore many times this topic was discussed here on hackernews, with good insights and further links. Now how to find those?
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Simply use social networks where the data belongs to you.
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
You mean getting the benefits of functional programming without learning functional programming? ;) Once you find a way into it you really see its all "Lego's". You'll get there!
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Implement wikipedia as a Web 3.0 aka decentralized service using technologies like IPFS. To show that this kind of setup can be cheaper than what they are running on today.
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Thanks for sharing! This looks awesome!
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Your blog looks very interesting. You should share some links of it here on hackernews!
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
yes but apps? Apps are just a relict of the mobile 1.0 area, which should be dissolved by web 3.0. yes the monopolgies build their devices and used them to create more monopolies. It should be eventually by models of hardware/software
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Sorry but its 2016, publishing a paper is not enough. Alan kay of all should now we need more , we need: The three/four pillars of reproducible research Often in the discussions around open and reproducible science we focus three main
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Like in my other reply I make a strong demand for reproduce able science. Where is the integration build of frank? Just one binary with source that work, alan kay did run some demos on a mac. Its too bad that this great software is now star
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
I have kind of big issues with the results from the research. Sure they always say: ok its just research we don't mind if its not "finished". But: where is the source? Some sub systems sources are available (Nile,Gezira,Cola,
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
Yes exactly my point(people having conflicts) but to resolve them we can't simply "stop" doing cosmethics, we have to be concious about why we use so much of that ( human nature + history) and then think of alternatives. If y
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
You might see cosmetics as an atempt to maximize the result of ones own reproduction potential. About lying to each other, another contradiction. Of course everyone wants honesty, as long as it doesn't hurt oneself.
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by NotUsingLinux 10y ago
You simply do not understand what cosmetics is about. As Many others in sub-replies to this one. One could say you do not understand human nature, DNA or anthropology. Cosmetics is not about something "unnecessary" it is about in
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by NotUsingLinux 11y ago
this reads as the professional go world couldn't wait for this (Alphago) to arrive to find new ways of play new moves.
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by NotUsingLinux 11y ago
I think this you can view this from a different point of view. In my opinion this is because what people think software is. So if you see software as code which expresses what you want, the question is what do you do when it does not do wha
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by NotUsingLinux 11y ago
so you say prototyping is easier without a DSL?
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by NotUsingLinux 11y ago
Yes absolutely, I think self hosted conted and hash addressed binares would be a great thing to investigate!
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by NotUsingLinux 11y ago
This shows (again) the fundamental issue with digital identity. People try to save their data or 'status' like stars from one provider to another, while painfully experiencing that vendors only lockin their data, but it belongs to
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by NotUsingLinux 11y ago
ZeroMQ , Pieter Hintjens Blog and Talks has some more details.
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by NotUsingLinux 11y ago
I DO think "programming" in 10 years will look quite a bit different than today. For that to come, a paradigm shift would need to happen. Now what could cause that shift? In my opinion its blockchain technology. I think one of the