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by ya1sec 9mo ago
Funny, one of the posts has the following hashtag: #humanwritten
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by ya1sec 1y ago
I use are.na to store links in appropriate channels. I have their chrome extension mapped to a keyboard shortcut on my desktop. On mobile I use a separate shortcut. I save links many times throughout the day, trying to curate content that I
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by ya1sec 1y ago
amazing. look up some graffiti writers you know
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by ya1sec 2y ago
Yeah, pretty similar to StumbleUpon. Right now the links are sourced from a handful of are.na channels and some other collections of content. I plan on warehousing this data and tagging it such that users can configure categories of sites t
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by ya1sec 2y ago
hahahha. try the search engine - it uses the marginalia API and will select a random result to embed. maybe don't search for herpes though.
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by ya1sec 2y ago
it starts with sourcing - finding a massive set of interesting pages, then going through and giving them tags. planning on adding this to my web discovery app as well: https://moonjump.app/
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by ya1sec 2y ago
Awesome. I have a project with a similar tik-tok-esque philosophy for serving all sorts of noncommercial content from the web. The interface is one button and a random page is embedded in an iframe. I use random wikipedia pages as a fallbac
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by ya1sec 2y ago
https://moonjump.app/ It’s a window into the small web. Just click a button to open a random site harvested from are.na, marginalia, etc. It used to just be a server but ever since I’ve made this TikTok-esque UX I’ve been k
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The Infinite Small Web(moonjump.app)
3 points by ya1sec 2y ago|0 comments
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by ya1sec 2y ago
Gonna plug my project: https://moonjump.app/ I have a keyboard shortcut that opens moonjump.app/jump, which will redirect to a random site
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by ya1sec 3y ago
I like this sentiment. A Wittgenstein collection called “Philosophical Grammar” contains a lot of these kinds of thoughts.
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by ya1sec 3y ago
Returned Telephone Reproduction Plans
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by ya1sec 3y ago
Best of luck. Easily my favorite project. Emailed Viktor last year about using the marginalia API for my side project[1] and he responded almost immediately. I use the API to get marginalia's arcane search results for a given query and
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by ya1sec 3y ago
Oops. I tried to post https://moonjump.app/devtools , which is a server that redirects to a random tool from a very long list of links. The post seems to have hit the server and chosen the first link as the URL
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This link is a random dev tool(nostalgebraist.tumblr.com)
3 points by ya1sec 3y ago|4 comments
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by ya1sec 3y ago
More info: https://moonjump.app
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by ya1sec 3y ago
Will this functionality be available only as a no-code tool? I'd love to see a python library or something of the sort.
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by ya1sec 3y ago
I made a server that redirects you to a random site from a selection of are.na channels, where users actively add interesting sites. There’s a bit more to it than that - you can read about it on the homepage: https://moonjump.app
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by ya1sec 4y ago
Sure, this has been possible all along, and I've been using plain old python and javascript to do it. The essence of hacking is in effect making things "malleable to the point that the data it holds can be re-shaped into something
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by ya1sec 4y ago
> If a website is completely malleable to the point that the data it holds can be re-shaped into something else, then you can almost see a website as an application programming interface (API). > A future where websites are combined i
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by ya1sec 4y ago
> Isn’t it in fact the ONLY thing you have evidence of? That seems to be the case.
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by ya1sec 4y ago
Yeah, some of the channels are quite old and have dead sites in them. I should add a function to re-route on a 404/500 response
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by ya1sec 4y ago
Woah that one’s great - saving that to my personal list! The fun thing about this is the source material is constantly being added to so it’s pretty damn near a never ending list. Still get some repeats though, I’ll look into reducing that
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by ya1sec 4y ago
https://moonjump.app Moonjump is a server that redirects you to a random page harvested from Are.na, Hacker News, Marginalia Search, and Gossip Web. This project aims to spark curiosity and provide a portal to the vast collectio
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by ya1sec 4y ago
profound statement
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Moonjump: Random Site Jumper(moonjump.app)
2 points by ya1sec 4y ago|0 comments
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by ya1sec 4y ago
Salute. But we can haz a little cuteness here
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by ya1sec 4y ago
OP is asking you to “comment here about whatever you're passionate about at the moment, however niche it might be.” Are you passionate about pedantry? If so, you might be in the right place. This post was nice to see. In addition to ot
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by ya1sec 4y ago
Ah I just commented about my app, Moonjump, which uses Gossip Web as one of the sites to source material from. Just found Gossip Web a couple weeks ago. Great job! Here's mine: https://moonjump.app
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by ya1sec 4y ago
I made an app called Moonjump as a tool to browse the fun/weird internet. It's a server that redirects you to a random page harvested from Are.na, Hacker News, Marginalia Search, Gossip Web, and other sources yet to be configured.

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