epscylonb

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SSH Is the Agent Internet(rolandsharp.com)
2 points by epscylonb 6mo ago|0 comments
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SSH-Based Mail for Agents(github.com)
2 points by epscylonb 6mo ago|0 comments
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by epscylonb 1y ago
And a minimal CSS framework.
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by epscylonb 2y ago
The Magic DNS feature is super cool as well. I'm not sure exactly what the mainstream killer app would be. But I feel like Tailscale is poised to execute if/when it arises. Perhaps the AI age makes everyone more data privacy consc
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by epscylonb 2y ago
Agree that they are on to something. I gave a tech talk about them a while ago at work and said that I think they are on the cusp of providing a consumer VPN product that appeals to mainstream consumers. The Apple of VPNs, everything "
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by epscylonb 2y ago
I've always been a big fan of KDL in principle, haven't used it in anger. After that HCL, then YAML, with JSON and others being my least favourite to use. Of course the hard part is gaining enough critical mass to make a significa
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I don’t like many worlds, the multiverse and the simulation hypothesis(medium.com)
2 points by epscylonb 6y ago|1 comments
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by epscylonb 6y ago
I'd heard of JSON resume before, but it's interesting to hear the history and motivation.
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by epscylonb 7y ago
This looks great. Only 40 lines, that's some amazing golf right there.
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by epscylonb 8y ago
This looks really, really good. Super fast as well. There's definitely space for a version of LinkedIn that's simpler to use and puts the resume front and center.
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by epscylonb 9y ago
The network effect makes this unlikely. You could ask what would happen if Cisco tried to force a new version of TCP/IP with unwelcome changes? The comparison isn't quite the same yet, but it could be in the future and many bitcoi
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by epscylonb 12y ago
If you owe me 100 dollars you have a problem, if you owe me a million dollars I have problem.
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by epscylonb 12y ago
Agreed, I think what a lot of people misunderstand is that bitcoin is a terribly inefficient way of achieving consensus. No one is going to build mining farms just to protect digital rights. Bitcoin has a chance at becoming a currency beca
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by epscylonb 12y ago
As a huge Civ fan the idea of having a game take place on a truly spherical world is very appealing.
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Krugman on Bitcoin(krugman.blogs.nytimes.com)
3 points by epscylonb 13y ago|0 comments
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by epscylonb 13y ago
Libertarians are annoying, anyone who thinks technology will solve complex social problems will be dissapointed by bitcoin eventually. The deflationary nature of bitcoin is it's hardest aspect to defend because there really hasn't
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by epscylonb 13y ago
Feel like I am replying to a obvious troll, but one thing that annoys me is when people blame the press for the leak. Either the leak is justified or it's not. Either way the press is not responsible. If the leak is not justified then
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by epscylonb 13y ago
I think the danger of the public nature of the blockchain is way overstated. It's fairly trivial to introduce reasonable doubt into your transaction history, blockchain analysis is nowhere near as useful to law enforcement as some peop
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by epscylonb 13y ago
The definition and use of the word fiat is interesting, in Latin it means "let it be done". You could say that the creator of Bitcoin decreed that it had value (I'm not sure I would agree), but it's still different from
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by epscylonb 13y ago
I'm not convinced by the idea that surveillance in Britain is worse than in America or other first world countries. Yes there are a lot of CCTV cameras, there are a lot in most American cities too, in both cases most of them are operat
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Fixing Carbon in Venus's Atmosphere(space.stackexchange.com)
1 points by epscylonb 13y ago|0 comments
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by epscylonb 13y ago
Money == Power
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by epscylonb 13y ago
Probably because a bitcoin transaction doesn't confirm instantly? (a block is found once every 10 minutes on average).
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by epscylonb 13y ago
In my experience overuse of meta programming is usually a sign that the architecture of the system is bad and the software should be split up into separate libraries or web services.
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by epscylonb 13y ago
I'm British and mildly pro European, I think for all the stuff that gets written about the EU, for the jokes the countries tell about each other, we have many more things that unite us than divide. What I can't argue with though,
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by epscylonb 13y ago
Cameras, USB HDDs and the internet -- the non undesirable uses far outweigh the criminal ones. I'm not an ideologue, I'm a pragmatist. Freeways is an interesting one, most places license people to drive, for very good reasons (just one of
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by epscylonb 13y ago
Define "anonymously". Hypothetically someone steals a lot of money from somebody else, if the amount is large enough the victim may be willing to do a lot of detective work in order to trace the funds. This detective work might include... *
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by epscylonb 13y ago
Less than 2 a day, some people drink a lot of soda.
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by epscylonb 13y ago
It should be pointed out that doing this wouldn't be free. Fees are mandatory when transaction amounts are very small or the funds were spent recently.
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by epscylonb 13y ago
You can't put arbitrary data in a transaction, at least not very easily. The bitcoin devs are pretty clear that the bitcoin network and blockchain should not be used for messaging or store non transaction related data. What actually is hap

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