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Decentralized Global Social Feed (https://github.com/did-1) Think of it like a decentralized Twitter where the data is entirely in the user's hands and where everyone is free to post content and subscribe to new posts. It could be also be compared to decentralized global RSS feed.

Was this trained on personal facebook video data?

It's just the feeling, but I think Microsoft is itching to kill the Java edition

It reminded me of Pathfinder from Apex Legends https://apexlegends.fandom.com/wiki/Pathfinder

Here you go: https://suno.com/song/16da57d3-b68f-41fd-ad07-4da2b56bdb36

I think you underestimate how Apple will make this 'cool' and cool people will start wearing it in public. In retrospect many thought that Airpods look dumb as well.

Then I can walk away

I think the 'do not film' request should be respected by consumer devices. It is ok for security cameras to ignore such a requirement.

I usually can figure out when I am being filmed by a smartphone and ask people not to do this.

I do. If I try to film something in public I am very aware that people notice this and that I should not be pointing my phone camera at their children, etc. It is not that easy to get away with filming others unnoticed with a smartphone.

I think the roadmap could be as follows:

1. A standard appears to communicate that you don't want to be filmed (let's say QR code) 2. Some consumer-friendly company follows to implement it 3. EU publishes a directive in Europe for devices to respect this requirement (with some exceptions for security surveillance, etc) 4. Eventually even some of USA companies follow on with this practise

This is naive. Let's say you go to a restaurant and the waiter has the headset on. Or you go to a theater and the doorman has one. I would like to have a way to communicate directly that I don't appreciate being filmed without asking.

I don't see why new privacy standard can not appear now even though a problem has gotten bad already. There is no need to have this defeatist attitude.

https://github.com/did-1 https://writer.did-1.com/

DID is novel decentralized social media infrastructure that empowers users to own and distribute their content. Think of it like a decentralized Twitter where the data is entirely in the user's hands and where everyone is free to post content and subscribe to new posts. It could be also be compared to decentralized global RSS feed.

Thanks for the tip. However I don't think the name is that important here. This is an open source decentralized system and the name can be changed.

I was not aware of AT protocol. So even if there are any similarities I invented this independently.

Thanks for informing! I guess the name can be changed, but I had to start somewhere :)

I would say information is a form of compression. You observe reality, then compress what you see as information and pass it to another observer. Understanding is the ability to compress and decompress information. Decompressed information can become action or emotion.

Amazing job! I tried to summarize Lithuanian article. It did a pretty good job, but for some reason alphabet letters such as ąčęėįšž that are unique to Lithuanian were missing from the output.

https://labs.kagi.com/ai/sum?url=https://www.delfi.lt/news/d...

Triumphant pride precipitates a dizzying fall

I have a daily routine: 3x5 second horizontal handstands, 10 pull-ups and balance on one leg with eyes closed. It takes less than 5 mins, easy to make a habit of and really makes you feel and look better. Sometimes I throw in some stretches too.

Maybe the status indicator color change has to be approved by PR department..

Thanks, this is helpful

Maybe not solved, but improved. We have technology to give people a better way to express their democratic voice. Without innovation the democratic process becomes stale and broken. That is what we see today.

It depends what kind of programming you do if it can be called engineering or not. Most of software development is not engineering. The core difference in my mind is that engineering implies transferring abstracted design to physical reality (you have to understand physical limitations and constraints to do that). Programming most of the time is producing abstraction mechanisms that are quite detached from physical objects. A good comparison would be 3D modeling and sculpting. When sculpting you have to understand the properties of the stone and tools, but in 3D world almost anything is possible. If you can imagine - you can do it. https://tautvilas.medium.com/engineering-free-programming-is...

I think these use-cases are a pipe dream. Platforms tend to build walled gardens instead of opening up. There is no reason to believe that NFTs will solve what could be solved by open data protocols long ago. A platform will only implement features if they are profitable. That is why CSGO lootboxes work as a closed system. If CSGO lootbox was an nft and it was recognized by let's say Overwatch game that would mean a some sort of business partnership between two games would have to be established. There is no other reason why Overwatch would implement and maintain features that would promote competitor games. RSS was also a nice idea, but it was not well aligned with individual private company interests and that is why it failed to be globally adopted.

I think being a nanny is the most future-proof job

This is a library that can help you to implement similar experience on your own website:https://github.com/tautvilas/termpage

I think this could possibly be the black swan event.

I also had my website "reported" as suspicious in facebook. There is no official way to get more information or unblock your website. I see this as a darker pattern where facebook algorithms are tuned to block 3rd party external information content. In this way facebook is promoting sharing information only created within facebook platform.