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by j3s 11d ago
im sorry but expecting sites to work properly without javascript in 2026 is basically denialism
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by j3s 3mo ago
"we built it in rust" is not a differentiator - especially when the first thing that happens when i click a repo is "mobile not supported" lol. really stretching the word "better"
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by j3s 4mo ago
https://frame.work/laptop13pro :) intel panther lake changed the game.
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Omarchy Is Not A Distro(abyss.fish)
186 points by j3s 4mo ago|168 comments
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by j3s 4mo ago
blatant ad on the frontpage again
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by j3s 4mo ago
apologies if i was blunt - readme sloppage is a particular annoyance of mine that is quickly becoming common. i'm not against vibecoding, far from it. but a readme is a part of a project that humans immediately touch - seeing it litter
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by j3s 4mo ago
absolutely sick of reading through obviously AI-slopped READMEs. it's your project, take a little pride and tell me why i should like it quickly instead of asking your agent to rattle off a list of features -- it's severely boring
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by j3s 5mo ago
clever. i personally don't see the appeal of limiting my blog to rss readers only - i like having a web link that can be shared. this would almost be better as a sort of covert blog, like maybe a smallnet adjacent thing -- no potential
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by j3s 5mo ago
it is - but dealing with code involves a lot more than just git. tangled distributes the rest of the stack - issues, comments, pulls, stars, etc.
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Tangled – The next-generation social coding platform(tangled.org)
4 points by j3s 5mo ago|0 comments
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Tangled Newsletter 01 – Hello(blog.tangled.org)
2 points by j3s 5mo ago|0 comments
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Tangled: Tightly Knit Social Coding(tangled.org)
2 points by j3s 6mo ago|0 comments
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by j3s 6mo ago
good q! i think it's a good fit for any community - whether that's a wiki, a forum, a chat platform, etc. places based on trust could benefit from tree-style invite systems because it makes trust integral to the system, rather tha
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by j3s 8mo ago
my in-progress new wiki: https://abyss.fish planning on flipping https://j3s.sh over to it soon
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by j3s 9mo ago
feels LLM assisted, at the very least. > The skill isn’t being right. It’s entering discussions to align on the problem > clarity isn’t a style preference - it’s operational risk reduction > The punchline isn’t “never innovate.” It
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by j3s 9mo ago
I find that deviating from standards has ways of triggering growing pains.
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by j3s 9mo ago
flock is the most heinous reflection of the ills of our current socioeconomic structure. absolutely nobody should be okay with mass surveillance, much less mass surveillance enabled by a private company.
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by j3s 10mo ago
no offense, but your account seems a little suspect. your account is only a few days old, and a lot of comments with the "vlm.run" domain, which showcases your company's features. that and the post i'm responding to read
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by j3s 11mo ago
this article is well-written, but i'm not sure i'd call it "great" - the summary is basically "do what you're good at, and natural talent exists", which, yeah, but not always. i take issue mainly with the
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by j3s 11mo ago
Paul Erdös once stopped using amphetamines for a single month, and couldn't manage to maintain his interest in math _at all_. and this writer claims that it must have been his talent and natural interest? lol "lean into your stren
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by j3s 11mo ago
author here, glad u enjoy my lil project! lmk if there's anything you'd like to see. for the people who find the name unpalatable, i might come up with a safe-for-work url that directs to the same instance.
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by j3s 1y ago
amazingly well-written. exposing the utter psychopathy of the rationalist movement & of silicon valley more broadly. this is the type of magical writing that an LLM can't capture a single iota of.
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by j3s 1y ago
wonderfully written article -- my thanks to the author. there's a heavy amt of cynicism, but i enjoyed the argument, and i believe it's well reasoned. i do think that modern tech companies have lost all sight and attachment to the
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by j3s 1y ago
what could go wrong? (frontpage is already filled with /pol/ trash)
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by j3s 1y ago
i suspect this is exactly what will happen. most people don't want hyprland lol.
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by j3s 1y ago
going all-in on Linux is one thing, but going all-in on a specific window manager? with specific keybinds? idk, individual workflows are too specific to be prescribed like this imo.
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by j3s 1y ago
bingo. i'm not trying to claim that everyone should do this in go -- it's just a language that i like to use. by all means, use ruby, or PHP, or Elixir, or whatever else you like!
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by j3s 1y ago
because i don't enjoy working with PHP
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by j3s 1y ago
agreed, accessibility is something i'm hoping to fix with my wiki rewrite! that and phone formatting x_x
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by j3s 1y ago
it's still in the works, but here's the plan: - written in golang, one binary - custom markup lang - very short urls ( https://j3s.sh/$pagename ) - pages are saved as text-files-written-to-disk with git autocommits

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