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by oceanic 7mo ago
I’ve been using Steve Yegge’s Beads[1] lightweight issue tracker for this type of multi-agent context tracking. I only run a couple of agents at a time, but with Beads you can create issues, then agents can assign them to themselves, etc. A
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The Caligra c100 "developer terminal" is available for pre-order(caligra.com)
3 points by oceanic 1y ago|2 comments
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by oceanic 1y ago
This is a machine that runs a custom Linux OS, "designed for work" by some pretty talented people. Not sure what to think but there are some interesting possibilities.
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Drupal CMS 1.0 Released(new.drupal.org)
5 points by oceanic 2y ago|1 comments
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by oceanic 2y ago
Drupal CMS is designed to be easier to set up than Drupal Core, with such "batteries included" as data privacy protection (GDPR, cookies etc), multilingual tooling, improved accessibility, automated security updates, and a "r
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by oceanic 3y ago
From the repo: “A fast, privacy oriented meta search engine that just works. Kept simple so everyone can use it and to make sure it works on most (basic) web servers.”
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Goosle – a self hosted meta search engine(github.com)
1 points by oceanic 3y ago|1 comments
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by oceanic 3y ago
Just downloaded Bruno and it looks great! Thanks very much.
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by oceanic 9y ago
Well, there is OwnTracks, it’s self hosted and has mobile apps… http://owntracks.org
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by oceanic 9y ago
Apologies, offtopic: wait, Coda.io only uncloaked less than a month ago and you've already left??
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Torus, a simple, secure "workspace for secrets"(torus.sh)
5 points by oceanic 10y ago|0 comments
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by oceanic 10y ago
MemSQL ( http://www.memsql.com/community/ ) might also be an interesting option to try.
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by oceanic 11y ago
Nice diagram, I'm borrowing it as a reference for the setup I'm going to be designing for work soon :-) Did you consider running nginx for your PHP application servers as well? Also, can I ask what sort of traffic you get per {{ t
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by oceanic 13y ago
"educrastination" - the act of learning something while procrastinating about doing something else.
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by oceanic 13y ago
How likely is it that Loom will go out of business in a year too?
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by oceanic 13y ago
I agree it's tough trying to glean facts from the media now. Everyone seems to have a vested interest. However, when you consider that pharmaceutical companies in the US pay doctors (not always directly for prescribing their drugs,
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by oceanic 13y ago
I think the stuff about the effects of high sugar and high carbohydrate diets in the first episode is pretty solid. Which one is the naturopath?
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by oceanic 13y ago
Catalyst, an excellent science program on the ABC [1], Australia's national broadcaster, has just had a two-part episode called "The Heart of the Matter", about the science (or lack of it) behind the cholesterol theory. The r
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by oceanic 14y ago
I wish I could upvote this comment more than once. I remember getting on Geocities in 1996 and finding a burgeoning community, full of randomness and fun, all learning as we went along about how build websites. I remember mine was in the “B
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by oceanic 14y ago
See my comment above - there are several systems operating which advertise that they are fully wheelchair accessible.
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by oceanic 14y ago
I wondered about wheelchair/disabled access too, having never seen a wheelchair-bound person on one. Apparently it's a solved problem though – at least one gondola manufacturer (CWA [0]) explicitly states that their cars are wheelchair (and
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by oceanic 14y ago
I saw the Rio de Janeiro gondola system [0] on Brazil with Michael Palin [1] a couple of days ago, and spurred on by the fact I've always enjoyed travelling on these systems, I began searching out more information about them around the worl
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by oceanic 14y ago
And WHY are we still quoting “analysts” in articles? When whatever conclusions they have apparently arrived at are so obviously sponsored by corporate interests?
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by oceanic 14y ago
Hey, don't call him a knob.
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by oceanic 14y ago
I absolutely love that this thread has gone from "nyah Apple's a patent troll" to discussing Rostropovich and Bach cello suites. Well played HNers.
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by oceanic 14y ago
And here you were, an upstart kid, creating this newfangled "browser" so that anybody (anybody?!) could see the Web! The temerity of it! ;-)
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by oceanic 14y ago
This was the same year that NCSA Mosaic, the first ever web browser, was co-created by Marc Andreessen. He was probably working on Mosaic when he wrote this email.
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by oceanic 14y ago
Someone give this whale a Babelfish!
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by oceanic 14y ago
Their site http://aerospike.com However, news of their VC funding (mentioned in the TNW article) has not made it onto their blog yet.
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Citrusleaf NoSQL data store rebrands as Aerospike, releases community edition(thenextweb.com)
1 points by oceanic 14y ago|1 comments

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