Would it be soon a replacement for search engines?
https://kagi.com/fastgpt
Would it be soon a replacement for search engines?
https://kagi.com/fastgpt
https://darch.dk/twtxt-lists/
Thanks for sharing about fitness data. The idea for that Web app is for my personal use but it could useful for people not in the Apple ecosystem I see.
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Was a though one! ๐ฎ
By the way, do the Fitness score is social in any way? For instance "prologic is working out daily, let's achieve this goal together"
I'm curious, what does your phone record? I suppose Apple or Android Fit, based on steps, and perhaps has integrations with exercise machines, bikes and such
Try to burn more than in previous weeks and climb to the next league against yourself from the past
As usual, any feedback is welcome ๐
https://fit.eapl.me
https://text.eapl.mx/promoting-the-use-of-dynamic-passwords
More like an indie proposal between passwords and Webauthn without Auth services in the middle (like AWS, Azure, Auth0 and so on)
For example, a proposal from Microsoft I found recently:
![https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/business/solutions/passwordless-authentication] (https://cdn-dynmedia-1.microsoft.com/is/image/microsoftcorp/image_RE529Ih?resMode=sharp2&op_usm=1.5,0.65,15,0&wid=3200&hei=1500&qlt=100&fmt=png-alpha&fit=constrain)
Actualmente la 'modernidad' nos pide resultados inmediatos, y aunque mucho se ha automatizado, muchas cosas valiosas requieren el recurso mรกs escaso: Tu tiempo.
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Today I found a Wordle for DS, available in the Homebrew 'Store' for my 3DS.
Allows you to scan a QR to share your score, neat!
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Today's last turn was lucky ๐ but fun as always
My idea is using TOTPs of about 16 digits as dynamic passwords, being same length than credit cards. Sadly most apps only allow up to 8 digits.
https://humanshader.com
It's amazing to me how with 'simple' operations you can reach to that image. Although it's a simple one, it always thrills me, like when I was a kid in the 90s.
It felt amazing when, after a few hours, I found what was causing the error...
And found that many libraries have the same problem.
Now I get why TOTP is limited to 8 chars. It's a 2FA but not a Password. Perhaps another algorithm will be needed to support 16 digits.
I've hosted twtxt.txt files on Gemini, but I can't find an advantage for Nix if we already have HTTP 1.1 more than belonging of that niche community ๐ค
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But at least today has been a nice day! How is yours going?
I hope our week ends as well as possible! ๐
Sounds promising...
I had forgotten how to mix a full job with everything else. I my 20s I studied, worked from Mon to Sun and spent time with my (now) wife.
I think it's just a matter of getting used to it again. (In a healthy manner, of course)
I use ReVanced on Android, to hide ads, comments, the Home tab, and a few recommendations.
On Chromium-based browsers and Firefox, I use the extension Clickbait Remover.
Both plugins make a whole different experience. It's like a 'dumb' player.
I don't know if that's kids friendly or if have some parental controls, but I think if kids don't find how to change parameters, it could help.
Initiator of One-Hit Wonders, default piece for weddings, and first notes for many piano players...
In a random anecdote, when I was in High School, as a teenager learning music somehow listened to it for the first time, and got obsessed looking for different versions on P2P software of that time (Ares, Napster? I don't remember).
Then I found a shady MP3 with a cool rock version. Drums, bass, and 2 guitars tapping together. I really liked that version, and tried for months to play it but was too difficult for my current skills. Never found it again on YouTube or any platform. And didn't have any Artist's name or track info, so I never knew who made it.
I'd need to dust off my CDs to find that MP3, I want to listen to it again, and perhaps look for the missing author again.
And recently learned that the original version was different from what we listen to now... Ah... Remixes everywhere
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8Jjs36bHd4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=10Y6SBoImkk
Sorry for the cultural misunderstanding ๐
And I think we have different ethics, and perhaps different responsabilities. Answering instantly as a boss, as a Dev, as a professor or as a friend, is not one of mine. Unless it's truly an emergency where lives are in danger. But as usual I respect my friends deciding to do otherwise.
First thing I do is taking half of an hour to disable notifications on Desktop, phones, mails, and even doing that they are trying to steal your focus interrupting you due to lack of settings for that.
I think the default fight for our attention creates an expectation of immediate response to everything and we should counter-fight to create the opposite effect. Digital minimalism helps here IMO. Checking messages only once a day, replying hours later unless it's a true life and death emergency, and so on.
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A lucky hand
Long post ahead to clarify my thoughts...
There are many moving parts but we could simplify them as:
> Twtxt starts with a txt file stored in a Web server. Inside that file, there are URLs to other Web servers with many twt files.
> By Web, I oversimplify it as HTTP(S), DNS, UTF-8, and all the technology required to transfer those text files.
> Protocol would be "a defined set of rules and regulations that determine how data is transmitted".
> Format is the "shape" of the text file.
Although most of the twtxt files are not interconnected with each other, a few are, creating a micro-network effect. Seeing replies to a friend of yours, and wanting to follow that new URL.
Somehow we got the URLs and are valid (not depending on a central directory).
I think from the strict technical definition, a distributed system would require to have copies of the text files from other servers, made available to 3rd parties. At least with
twtxt-php I'm not thinking of that model. There is only 1 available source for each following URL. There is no redundancy but some local cache.About distribution, the definition of 'distributing control and decision-making, reducing reliance on a central authority' is hard for me to connect with twtxt. Let me explain a bit:
On a twtxt text file and most CLI clients, the rule is "Follow these URLs with a compatible format and show me their content. If it's not compatible or it's not accessible show an error", and I think that's it.
You cannot restrict who can see your file. So there is no need for a central authority in a pure sense. There is no moderation, privacy policies, muting a whole server, etc. Some kind of censorship could arrive by IP or domains like what happens on the Web so I'm ignoring it for the moment.
I find a similarity with an Atom feed but with the ability to follow each other using software to manage the replies, discovery, and such.
On Yarn or Masto we have Pods and Instances. Each server is a 'mini central authority' for its members if I'm seeing it correctly.
The server defines a set of rules for all its users, although some personal parameters could be tweaked. We have a Local timeline, helping with discoverability. The content is tied to the software. If the server is down, usually all these users are affected.
Could we say this model is semi-centralized or semi-decentralized? How do we define how decentralized is something?
Leaving philosophical questions aside, with
twtxt-php I don't know how to categorize it. It's not distributed for sure. I could say it's decentralized: One micro-server for each URL file.The URLs are compatible or not, so there is no need for authority, other than a protocol to intercommunicate.
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I should make a new diagram with all these ideas over the weekend ๐
HTTP(S), UTF-8, RFC 3339, just to name a few that come to mind
twtxt-php, and I made a pause to think of the introductory text ๐คจ> Twtxt is an (open/distributed/decentralized) microblogging platform
for hackers and friends that use (raw text files/easy to read by humans), with common protocols, and (free/open) software
Although I know it's a hard discussion, I'd like to hear your thoughts on what twtxt is and what twtxt-php should be.
Main points:
- Distributed or decentralized?
- Free or open source?
- Human readable formats or raw text?
I think explaining thatshowingt-time user, would require a link to a whole explanation, but I think having the foundations for the remaining of the development would be helpful for the project.
twtxt-php, and I made a pause to think of the introductory text ๐คจ
In Spanish 'oftalmรณlogo' is the person, and 'oftalmologรญa' the discipline.
I couldn't imagine 'Augenarzt' and 'Augenheilkunde' were so related, makes me wonder how the language makes us think.
I just translated 'oftalmรณlogo' and got the longer word ๐
I didn't know of that kind of problem... I hope you find a doctor soon!
And on the word, Augenheilkunde sounds too foreign to me ๐ .
Here everything is -logist (from Greek), I think we just got used to it ๐
But yeah... Eyes doctor, throat doctor, and so on, would be much better.
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augenheilkunde
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawiki#motivation
I've been thinking about (and haven't solved it) how to manage strings with a binary representation not being of exactly multiples of 32. Maybe filling the string with NUL chars (U+0000)? ๐ค
Do you use any?
I'm quite happy with musikcube on Win10, and Minimalist on Android.
It would have higher entropy ๐ค
https://www.omnicalculator.com/other/password-entropy
What's The tubes BTW?
https://pypi.org/project/bip39/
Perhaps there is something similar in your favorite language.
A quick search on Google gave me many results (indeed it's an interesting problem), although this one caught my attention:
DeepMnemonic: Password Mnemonic Generation via Deep Attentive Encoder-Decoder Model
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9064919
I thought it was easier than it sounds ๐
#Pokle #400
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And don't let get started with usability issues of QR codes (like restaurant menus)
My idea is to make it easy to backup keys with pen and paper ๐ ๐ without copying the hexadecimal string which is prone to error ๐
twtxt-php that the same CSS/HTML is wrapping the long URLs differently on Edge and Firefox (on Win10). I pushed a quick fix, but I got to check again on Mobile.
I found BIP39 coming from the crypto-wallets world:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039.mediawiki
The user has to write down this passphrase
> fragile mimic expect ketchup truth between thunder visit expose output powder derive process disagree razor
Which is carefully designed to be checksummed and it's easy to say on a call
Finally deriving it into a set of bytes like
> da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709
Do you know some alternatives not related to cryptocurrencies? ๐ค
You know, reading, writing, speaking and such...
I found that Arduino in the monthly cleaning...
Could you suggest some use for it? I don't throw it away, although I know it's extremely limited.
The Art of Insight in Science and Engineering: Mastering Complexity
https://archive.org/details/mit_press_book_9780262325233
I haven't read those yet...
MIT Press Book collection is intriguing. I read "The Videogame Industry Does Not Exist", deep and insightful. And "The Stuff Games Are Made Of", by an academic creator I like, is slightly presumptuous, but insightful as well.
Plato and the Nerd: The Creative Partnership of Humans and Technology
https://archive.org/details/mit_press_book_9780262341202/
So, when technology, monetary power, decision-making, and other sensitive topics are put together, it's tricky to have a single definition.
A quick search on 'Distributed vs Decentralized' gave:
> Decentralized systems offer power to the many, not just the few.
> \n Distributed systems can enable resource sharing and improve efficiency and performance. These systems can function with or without a central authority.
From the first result on Google: https://www.hivenet.com/post/decentralized-or-distributed-whats-the-big-difference
ChatGPT says:
> \n While both federated and decentralized platforms involve distributed systems, they differ in terms of control and decision-making. \n The key characteristic of a distributed platform is the distribution of workload and data across multiple nodes, allowing for parallel processing and faster response times.
From a long response of about 3,500 characters. It's not a simple topic to grasp.
Why Google and GPT? I think those are the first sources for many people now. Perhaps not the most trustable sources if you ask me.
So I think having your vision on the topic would be enlightening. But losing it in the emerging flow of twts would be a shame.