tkuhn

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   by tkuhn 8mo ago

   > Those of us who benefit from tools like iNat should be looking seriously to the decentralized models being developed by the likes of Bluesky and Mastodon, because we can’t rely on any single organization to provide that benefit forever
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   First steps into a new era of scientific publishing(gist.github.com)

   4 points by tkuhn 4y ago|0 comments
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   The Controlled Natural Language of Randall Munroe's Thing Explainer [pdf](arxiv.org)

   176 points by tkuhn 10y ago|91 comments
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   by tkuhn 12y ago

   No, there can be contained URIs that are not trusty (probably the majority of contained URIs will be of that type). You can verify the entire reference tree as long as you follow trusty links, but of course this cannot go on indefinitely. F
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   by tkuhn 12y ago

   I cannot really answer this, as I am not familiar at all with JWT/HMAC...
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   by tkuhn 12y ago

   Right, I guess you could define everything into a new MIME type, but I think that would be quite a weird thing to do and wouldn't really be faithful to the idea of MIME types. This MIME type would stand for a type that nobody would be
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   by tkuhn 12y ago

   (disclaimer: I am an author of the paper) Thanks for your comments. First off: yes, most (perhaps all) of the applied methods are not novel, some of them have been around for a long time. We only claim novelty on how these existing methods
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   by tkuhn 12y ago

   I am the main author of the paper. Happy to discuss and clarify if needed.