hardfire

I couldn't find the source for the new app, is it open source like the cli or is it rather closed?

I'm so old that the most use image file on a website was "spacer.gif"

If you've build using tables, spacer was the most used asset.

same thing goes for -v -Version -version --version --v ?

I unfortunately haven't read either or those. Jobs biography became too famous that I didn't feel like reading it (^_^). I will pick Einstein at some point in the future. This was my first read from Issacson.

I just finished reading Leonardo Da Vinci by Walter Issacson and it was so good that i had to "reset" my HN password just to make this comment.

Awesome! I've been using patchwork for some days and was always curious how to navigate to these ssb:// link i see thrown in places. You just throw it in the search field and you'll see all the details! top!

just noticed that the go implementation you linked to [https://github.com/maackle/ssb-igo] is actually "the game of Go on ssb"

I had to log in to HN just to upvote this comment!!! Haven't done that in years. Being true to the resolution, wrote something - http://avinash.com.np/2018/01/01/A-resolution-that-makes-sen...

Have the same thought as well.

I have found the mozilla community to be very helpful and each project has a very good list of mentored bugs. The community has found http://www.joshmatthews.net/bugsahoy/ to be a very good tool for beginning contributors to get the right first bug and step into the whole community. Best way to get involved remains to ping to #introduction on IRC (irc.mozilla.org)

Regarding discovering them algorithmically tends to be quite an interesting idea actually, should think more on this.