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by previnder 10mo ago
Clicking on the line with the cursor worked for me.
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Twitter: High Value, or Highest Value?(grantslatton.com)
2 points by previnder 1y ago|0 comments
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by previnder 2y ago
It worked fine ten minutes ago, but now it's not loading.
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My Digital Garden Philosophy(emgoto.com)
3 points by previnder 2y ago|0 comments
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George Orwell: Why I Write (1946)(orwellfoundation.com)
2 points by previnder 2y ago|0 comments
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by previnder 2y ago
I recently got into blogging; and while I was designing my site, I went through hundreds of blogs and personal sites, and I saw many instances of the same thing.
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Paternal Advice to a Cardinal(simonsarris.com)
2 points by previnder 2y ago|0 comments
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The Pool of Infinite Sorrow(aella.substack.com)
1 points by previnder 2y ago|0 comments
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Setting up a trusted, self-signed SSL/TLS certificate authority in Linux(previnder.com)
142 points by previnder 2y ago|37 comments
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What If Facebook Were a Nonprofit? (2014)(nadia.xyz)
1 points by previnder 2y ago|0 comments
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The Technology (2014)(paulbuchheit.blogspot.com)
21 points by previnder 3y ago|1 comments
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Discuit, the alternative to Reddit, is now open-source(discuit.substack.com)
5 points by previnder 3y ago|0 comments
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by previnder 3y ago
If I remember correctly, Leonardo da Vinci also had a similar routine.
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by previnder 3y ago
I would, however, add that just because most people are bad at estimating others doesn't mean that everyone is equally bad. There may be some people who are incredibly good at seeing where others are coming from and what their true int
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by previnder 3y ago
I wonder if this is because the creators routinely prune negative comments of them. Or perhaps it is because Youtube severely down ranks comments with dislikes.
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by previnder 3y ago
Golang on the back-end (with mysql and redis) and React on the front-end.
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by previnder 3y ago
I launched an alternative a few days ago you may want to check out: https://discuit.net/ . We're still in the very early stages, however.
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by previnder 3y ago
Thanks. I checked out your site. Cool, unique design. And the back button works!
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by previnder 3y ago
Thanks. This is what I mean, perhaps I should have explained better. I've now just dropped the "no politics" rule, because people seem to get the wrong idea.
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by previnder 3y ago
Wikipedia, although a non-profit, is not federated; it's a centralized platform. It doesn't seem to me that it's centralization that's necessarily the problem, although, I agree with you, it often is.
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by previnder 3y ago
> A lot the post above boils down to "Trust me bro." As early users of a new website, what assurances can be put in place to help us believe the motives here? As the site grows, and costs exponentially more, your mindset and de
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by previnder 3y ago
> Can you turn which moderators affect your feed on and off? Right now the site is very basic. But this is an interesting idea to explore, for sure. I'm also thinking of similar ideas. Examples: moderator logs for transparency; abil
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by previnder 3y ago
HN is more or less moderated on similar guidelines, and the discussions here are better than on most online spaces I've been a part of. I understand that one cannot draw a line to clearly separate categories from categories, but that d
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by previnder 3y ago
I'm not following follow you?
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Show HN: Discuit – A Reddit alternative with a clean UI and a sensible vision(discuit.net)
53 points by previnder 3y ago|70 comments
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Travel Without Social Praise(sive.rs)
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Be Dignified, as a Rule(raptitude.com)
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Three Pages a Day(oliverburkeman.com)
3 points by previnder 4y ago|0 comments
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by previnder 4y ago
Well, the problem is that people use the word 'love' to refer to all sorts of things from sexual desire, to attachment, to kindness, compassion, and benevolence. The Pali word 'mettā' means something quite similar to &#x
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by previnder 4y ago
Hedonism, if it's logically consistent and takes a long-term view, is basically Epicureanism, which is far from what comes to mind when we hear the term hedonism.

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