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These ideas are gold! Thanks for sharing. I'm gonna noodle on an unholy mix of 2) and 3) since my dynamic DNS provider just asks that you login once every 30 days and a hash of a (valid) state ID or DL would be an acceptable burden I feel for issuing a domain (or subdomain even).

This sounds great in theory, and if you're capable of managing your own DNS servers already possible for US citizens (via locality domains). Who's gonna front the cost of resolving queries for these domains WAS my question... answered by user HumanCCF above: their sponsors and individual donars will (since they plan on operating the service as a "public good" I imagine with a strong technical team they could actually do it! I wish them the best.)

I definitely can appreciate the principles they're espousing even if I'm not gonna be giving them my dollars. More people should care about making sure technology serves humans, not vice versa :)

Locality domain (RFC 1480) rant: Who the heck is Multi-Paradigm Corporation and how come emailing us-dom2@i-theta.com with all of my "T"s crossed and "I"s dotted to register a domain results in silence. No response, not even a "go away".

I know there's some localities where you have to have notarized authorization on city letterhead but they're mostly administered by the people behind https://www.about.us/locality-structure

https://locality-domains.pages.dev/ is a good reference if you don't have WHOIS installed btw. I can't vouch for how up to date it is though since I just query the database myself.

ARRL Field Day is the most popular on-the-air event held annually in the US and Canada. On the fourth weekend of June, more than 31,000 radio amateurs gather with their clubs, groups or simply with friends to operate from remote locations.

You could also explore approaches like what puppeteer-heap-snapshot does and extract the data you're interested in from the in memory Javascript objects that the canvas powered website uses to generate its contents.

Montessori vs k5... go! But actually what about skipping k5 and starting public school at grade 2 (unsure of what age that is for the non US school systems)

EDIT: I forgot daycare is prohibitively expensive. Whoops.

Why not build a new city here?

See integrating LLMs with knowledge stores a la RDF triples or anything else really if you leverage something like LLamaIndex/LangChain.

"If I were 26 in the 90s I'd be well off". Also don't necessarily worry about your career ending because "AI". Keep er movin. (And knowledge hoarding sounds gross)

Subtitles courtesy of DownSub (poor formatting my own). https://pastebin.com/isDPeBQd

maybe check out PICO 8. It's basically a VM (self styled fantasy game console) that runs on a bunch of devices and an active community. https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php

A similar project that I'm eager to hack on (or maybe try my hand at implementing something similar in WASM) is the UXN platform. https://100r.co/site/uxn.html

And if we're already talking VM platforms to explore, there's no reason that someone who doesn't want to do software professionally can't get a lot of enjoyment from some basic syntax knowledge and making modifications to software they use every day (whether that's writing a userscript in your browser or exploring your favorite game via mods)

You might like the psych writing over at https://www.astralcodexten.com/archive?sort=top or gwern.net

Seems like the order should be employees/contractors, then bills, then owners.

If you're an auto-didact my advice to myself would be: take a week to get a grip on the basics again (maybe read an algo and datastructure book or cracking the coding interview). Then grind leetcode. That's the service you're looking for : ) Or toptal.

Impressive developer behind the project. Reminds me of https://github.com/zlatinb/muwire for I2P

see https://documentation.divio.com/adoption.html

Guanfacine is one non stimulant ADHD prescribed med that you might want to look into. For OTC supplements I don't think it hurts to consider N-Aceytl-cysteine (NAC) but it's not a cure all.

See also the C4 model "for visualising software architecture". https://c4model.com/

In the defensive security space there is also Kicksecure[0], which serves as the base for Whonix (a hardened linux distro that tries to provide strong privacy/anonymity via the Tor network). They have a wiki that goes over the desktop hardening features and tweaks that go into it.

[0] https://www.kicksecure.com/

Is a "ply" a unit I'm not familiar with? Or does it just refer to a single layer. (Honestly not sure and curious)

Not firefox/seamonkey (and presumably others)

"This is controversial, however, it is just a different philosophy. The user runs as administrator (root), apps may optionally run as a non-root user or in containers as a "crippled root". The practical outcome is that you never have to type "sudo" or "su" to run anything, nor get hung up with file permissions. Note, current releases of Easy default to running Firefox as user 'firefox', and SeaMonkey as user 'seamonkey'. It is easy to do the same for any app, that is, run it as its own user, isolated from other users."

I'm thinking along similar lines (including physical mailing of smartcards or something similar). I like building AGPL software and take on commercial work from time to time. Maybe I should write an article ; )

Email is in my profile.

EDIT check out upspin.io project it's written in go and has a lot of thought put in

I think he's being funny. I thought it was hilarious. There are huge boons to productivity if you know your stack. I don't know serverless so if I built anything around it it would probably just be shiny object syndrome.

maybe record? or enter? I'm not sure what I'd use and I'm a native english speaker : )

Thank God and Man for HN user slater. The only one who showed up when the world needed him most. Be blessed old man. Lol

Not to be rude for posterity's sake. This is the result of that https://m.facebook.com/WiscoDigital/posts/

Nevermind the universe answered. Thanks for reading. https://youtu.be/FqXmdaYY6H4

I don't know why everything seems to be on fire. Is everything okay?

There's a study on pubmed that suggests it is more immunomodulatory in action than suppressive. I'll update this if I find the link.

Edit: it's an opinion article https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6814615/

Sure enough https://www.getmonero.org/resources/moneropedia/pedersen-com...

Whelp, I'm gonna be bullish on some kind of move from cryptocurrency to a cypherpunk / plan9-esque Renaissance of distributed social computing, maybe taking ideas from e lang, and sprinkling in some web of trust auditable ledger if its appropriate and get the heck out of (web3) Dodge.

I'm not sure I fully understand how XMR guarantees fungibility of its token, but I think a big part of it is the construction of ring signatures to prove transactions are zero sum, with a pool of participating signers that all have statistically valid plausible deniability. Start here maybe https://web.getmonero.org/resources/moneropedia/clsag.html?

I think (would love to know if I'm wrong) of it as: debit => from, credit => to