rschulman

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Network Manager and Rust's Zbus(rbs.io)
4 points by rschulman 2y ago|0 comments
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Time – Arvelie and Neralie Date and Time Formats(wiki.xxiivv.com)
1 points by rschulman 6y ago|0 comments
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by rschulman 6y ago
I am one of the other Guardians (aka Members of the Board of Directors) of the Matrix Foundation and I can confirm that we submitted the paperwork on time in October 2020. I remember because I had to go to some extra lengths for the process
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by rschulman 6y ago
Oh, interesting. I came here to post this link and someone else beat me to it. :) I'm the author if anyone wants to chat about the piece.
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by rschulman 6y ago
I'm so sick and tired of people who have no idea what freedom of speech means. Nowhere did I say that the government should do anything to this pile of fascist idiots over at Parler. I'm just saying that a social network predicate
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by rschulman 6y ago
Translation: Bored of 4chan and gab? Come join our network of nazis, racists, and vaccine deniers!
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by rschulman 6y ago
My first year CS classes went by SCIP and were taught in scheme. Of course, I went to a place that didn't much distinguish between comp sci and comp eng, so what do I know?
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by rschulman 6y ago
No, they're both named after Mycroft Holmes, Sherlock Holmes' equally brilliant brother from the series by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
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by rschulman 7y ago
Thank you for trying to be a voice of reason against this poorly done journalism.
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by rschulman 7y ago
So, New Vector (the for-profit org that the foundation has just spun out of) operates the matrix.org homeserver on behalf of the community. With that said, though, I don't think it is going anywhere any time soon. Portable accounts&#x2
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by rschulman 7y ago
I am thrilled to be one of the newly announced Guardians of the non-profit foundation. I'm happy to answer any questions people may have, though bearing in mind that I'm going to be a little distracted for the next while until my
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by rschulman 7y ago
Awesome! I will check it out.
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by rschulman 7y ago
Author here.... I'm actually really interested in what we can do about the battery situation. The vision I laid out is clearly more battery intensive than your average phone is today. I do have some ideas about breaking apart the compu
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by rschulman 7y ago
There are lots of places where we have trained ourselves to think that timeliness is the most important quality when it absolutely isn't. If I drive into a tunnel and my family has to wait an hour before they see the new photo of my so
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by rschulman 7y ago
I appreciate the thoughtful feedback and I admit that I'm less confident about some parts of the vision than others. Some things, you're probably right, are much less amenable to a distributed network model. With that said, there
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by rschulman 7y ago
I live in Washington, DC, actually... But I appreciate the feedback. I think you're right that I'm being a bit optimistic here, but the whole vision is a work in progress. I'm also not sure that current smartphones are actual
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by rschulman 7y ago
Author here... thanks for the feedback. I'll give some thought to how to better introduce the thesis up front.
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by rschulman 8y ago
This is completely the opposite of my experience. I'm in probably a dozen Freenode channels via bridge and another 5-6 Mozilla IRC channels, and haven't had a problem in as long as I can remember.
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by rschulman 8y ago
I don't know in particular how they intend to portray Idemix, but both Hyperleger and Sovrin are heavily involved in the development of the spec, so I'm pretty sure they're thinking of it. Generally speaking, keys are embedde
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by rschulman 8y ago
The DID system doesn't use any central registrars. Connecting a key with an entity consists of the entity represented by the DID publishing the key in their DID document. That document is then published on some ledger (can be blockchai
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by rschulman 8y ago
1. Reconsider whether you actually need to dive into this cave...
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by rschulman 8y ago
Came here to say this. Why? What defect of password managers can you possibly be fixing by adding a global trustless append-only ledger to it?
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by rschulman 8y ago
There aren't really a lot of shortcuts. Start with therapy.
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by rschulman 8y ago
This is incorrect. The US government has no interest in turning over their citizens to the UK government. The UK government is unlikely to sue a US citizen in US court to assert their jurisdiction. The most the UK government would probably
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by rschulman 8y ago
So I fought against the CLOUD Act as an American because I think it does lower privacy protections for many people around the world. With that said, all it does is make the German government meet German standards for obtaining criminal evid
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by rschulman 8y ago
Only the repercussions that the UK government could exact upon you. If you have no assets in the UK and don't plan on going there, there is relatively little they can do to you. It's important to note that the CLOUD Act does not c
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by rschulman 9y ago
Jesus, why on earth does the mascot for this thing have to be an underage anime girl in a short skirt? Already guaranteeing I'm not going to be using your software, let alone suggesting it to anyone.
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by rschulman 9y ago
I love it when people make this argument. The IPv6 adoption hurdle is NOT the usability of v6 addresses. 99% of the world thinks that IPv4 addresses are a horrorshow and would never bother to memorize one or even write one down. They use DN
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by rschulman 13y ago
At least two of these three senators have been yelling into the wind about NSA abuses for around a decade. But sure, jump on to the Internet and spout nonsense if it makes you feel better about your government turning into a surveillance st