louismerlin

Looks like an openclaw instance built this entire website and project.

Really good cause but I would place 0 trust in any of this.

Somewhat relevant: some of us have been using drawer-bound smartphones for web hosting.

https://far.computer

https://compost.party

I have been involved in Berlin’s permacomputing scene for a few years now, and have met a lot of very cool people through that. Can highly recommend you get involved in your local meetups or start your own !

https://permacomputing.net/Community/

Awesome! Gives me mnt pocket reform vibes.

https://shop.mntre.com/products/mnt-pocket-reform

Amazing to see my little phone pop up randomly on hacker news :D

Thank you stranger.

Yup that's right!

In my experience (in Germany and Switzerland) ISPs don’t care, but they will rotate everybody’s IP once or twice a year.

Friends from other countries, India for example, have had different experiences though, where IPs were on a much more frequent rotation and required scripted solutions.

You have the power to not host your own infrastructure on aws and behind cloudflare, or in the case of an employer you have the power to fight against the voices arguing for the unsustainable status quo.

Happy you're interested! I haven't set-up the website yet but feel free to reach-out via email (you'll find it in my hn profile)

Working on a charity + website (not live yet) that allows you to centrally manage your charity donations.

I'm in Germany so I'm working on a Germany-specific solution for now.

- you choose from a list of charities (right now I'm working with the list from the https://dzi.de plus a few such as Wikimedia Deutschland)

- you setup a recurring donation to our bank account

- we redistribute the money according to your split

- no spam in your email and snail mail

- one pdf at the end of the year for your tax returns

I'm not planning on taking any cut of the donations obviously, so this will be a fully self-funded project at first, but I'll reach-out to foundations once I'm up and running.

The URL will be https://super.giving/ (not setup yet, should be fairly soon).

I'm also planning on releasing the source code as open-source.

I'd be happy to hear your feedback, either here or via email :)

Having no prior exposure to any European languages

I'd classify English as a European language. It is even classified as a Germanic language.

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We joked yesterday with a colleague that it feels like the top AI companies are using the same white label backend.

I’ve been experimenting in the past few weeks with an old fairphone : https://far.computer/ Still work in progress, so I haven’t shared it here yet.

Same here in Germany

Fun! A friend of mine has been working on something similar: https://www.wintermute.org/project/The_Screenless_Office/

Ohh that Windows XP dinosaur cursor brought back so many memories!

This has existed for 10 years:

https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome

SRLabs | Security Engineer | Berlin, DE | Full Time

Our security team is growing across offices, and we are looking for Security Engineers that are knowledgeable in blockchain security, application security, and vulnerabilities.

Here are a few things that you will be doing:

- Review systems to secure digital assets (e.g. cryptocurrency) from attackers

- Analyze and present results to team member and clients

- Work closely with security engineers and development teams in IT security projects

- Participate in hacking exercises, and conduct developer trainings

- Code review of blockchain implementations

Take a look at the job description: https://srlabs.breezy.hr/p/f569b4d83eb601-security-engineer-...

Take a look at our research blog: https://www.srlabs.de/blog

If I were to rewrite Rust, I'd probably go the route of less features, not more.

Make it 70% of Rust in 10% of the code, similarly to what QBE[0] is doing with LLVM.

You'd probably be able to achieve that if you remove macros and some of the rarely-used features.

[0] https://c9x.me/compile/

SRLabs | Security Engineer | Berlin, DE | Full Time

Our security team is growing across offices, and we are looking for Security Engineers that are knowledgeable in blockchain security, application security, and vulnerabilities.

Here are a few things that you will be doing:

- Review systems to secure digital assets (e.g. cryptocurrency) from attackers

- Analyze and present results to team member and clients

- Work closely with security engineers and development teams in IT security projects

- Participate in hacking exercises, and conduct developer trainings

- Code review of blockchain implementations

Take a look at the job description: https://srlabs.breezy.hr/p/f569b4d83eb601-security-engineer-...

Take a look at our research blog: https://www.srlabs.de/blog

I'd be curious to know if the SQLite version would be suitable in production for a small to medium-sized project. Did anybody try it out?

SRLabs | Security Engineer | Berlin, DE | Full Time

Our security team is growing across offices, and we are looking for Security Engineers that are knowledgeable in blockchain security, application security, and vulnerabilities.

Here are a few things that you will be doing:

- Review systems to secure digital assets (e.g. cryptocurrency) from attackers

- Analyze and present results to team member and clients

- Work closely with security engineers and development teams in IT security projects

- Participate in hacking exercises, and conduct developer trainings

- Code review of blockchain implementations

Take a look at the job description: https://srlabs.breezy.hr/p/b18cb671fbfb01-security-engineer-...

Take a look at our research blog: https://www.srlabs.de/blog

SRLabs | Security Engineer | Berlin, DE | Full Time

Our security team is growing across offices, and we are looking for Security Engineers that are knowledgeable in blockchain security, application security, and vulnerabilities.

Here are a few things that you will be doing:

- Review systems to secure digital assets (e.g. cryptocurrency) from attackers

- Analyze and present results to team member and clients

- Work closely with security engineers and development teams in IT security projects

- Participate in hacking exercises, and conduct developer trainings

- Code review of blockchain implementations

Take a look at the job description: https://srlabs.breezy.hr/p/b18cb671fbfb01-security-engineer-...

Take a look at our research blog: https://www.srlabs.de/blog

Not as far as I know, but llamafiles are almost easier to get running than native packages.

https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile

This reminds me of one of my weekend projects from a couple of years ago: a blog based on GitHub issues.

https://github.com/louismerlin/blissue

Thank you for your comments, I've opened an issue and will look into best practice :)

https://github.com/louismerlin/concrete.css/issues/4

Only if you want a hyperlink that looks like a button. It's the only way I was able to do it in a classless way, but I'm open to other ideas.

I had been using similar projects such as skeleton[0] and milligram[1] for small experiments such as repfl[2], and wanted to create something similar that I would find aesthetically pleasing and that would fit in as little space as possible. The current version of concrete.css is less than 1kb minzipped!

[0] http://getskeleton.com/

[1] https://milligram.io/

[2] https://repfl.ch/

I borrowed this from Milligram[0] because it seemed like a sane thing to do at the time. Would your recommendation be to not anything to the base font-size and adjust the REM sizes accordingly?

[0] https://github.com/milligram/milligram/blob/d895f179623b56f3...