effisfor

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   by effisfor 3mo ago

   Sorry if this sounds like a letter to Santa Claus Bryan, but when you do really well in this market, do you have any plans to build something this well rounded for small dev agencies, faculty-level education, etc?
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   by effisfor 3mo ago

   I applaud all you tinkerers for pushing on the state of the home-brewed art here. Like crypto, AI is drowned out by hucksters, very few people talk about developing resilience. Or the researchers who will push on open source models in effo
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   by effisfor 5mo ago

   For anybody interested, the meat of 'EU sovereign' means EU companies, not US or UK companies with EU servers. (because of CLOUD Act and the UK-US bilateral arrangement connected to it). International visitors might tell us more a
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   by effisfor 5mo ago

   For another perspective, see Hunt, Gather, Parent by Michaeleen Doucleff. She looked at indigenous cultures alive today and makes the compelling argument that the Western boomers were the outlier - not their kids. 'Free range' mea
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   by effisfor 6mo ago

   Fair play x775, I'm currently moving lots of EU and UK projects away from US-owned and/or sited infrastructure. There is a huge marketing push from the EU cloud providers to display their sovereign wares. Maybe us Europeans need
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   by effisfor 3y ago

   I've tinkered with nostr and there's plenty to agree with here, but it's not specific to nostr. Nostr is in its very early days where people who tinker now are also pretty good at protecting that private key (dorks like us).
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   by effisfor 3y ago

   One possibility for WebAuthn over email/password is the easy retrieval of local, strong and domain-unique encryption key material via the prf extension. Support for this is currently limited to Chrome Canary + hardware key, but MasterK
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   by effisfor 4y ago

   I'm currently integrating MJML into a React/JSX context. From my vantage point, MJML is the abstraction. I once worked with a guy who kept looking over my shoulder and saying 'just use binary'. Nice guy, but they had to
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   by effisfor 4y ago

   Thanks for this, I looked up recent Google I/O announcement, it had passed me by. iOS/MacOS has it in beta too, so you're right, we're getting close to half the problem improved.
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    by effisfor 4y ago

    Thanks for this. Related to it, does anybody have any resources showing the state of the art for non-tech audience to remember client generated private keys? What are options? Password manager (most people I know don't use one), Browse
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    by effisfor 4y ago

    You aren't the Third, or the Steve, Reich.
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    by effisfor 4y ago

    Some useful rules around Web3: 1. The most beautiful and innovative things being done in the Web3 space are much more beautiful and innovative than anything you will do in your life. 2. The most dastardly things being done in the Web3 space
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    by effisfor 4y ago

    Depth of field, quite literally here! Here are some rules of thumb: If you increase depth of scene, you can use depth of field in two ways. In portraits, you can create greater subject separation because the closer focal point of chicken wi
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    by effisfor 5y ago

    For mental health, I've found it a great relief from Gmail. If you feel your mental health is affected not only by noise, but also privacy violations, supporting monopolies etc. From a designers/UX perspective, there are some thou
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    by effisfor 10y ago

    This looks lovely. I'm new to P2P applications beyond file sharing and would like to raise awareness about the new resilient web being built. Not just in terms of protocols and applications, but also energy resilience and air-gapped en