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"Google is excluded entirely"

Day One Twitter user; built the very first API app and the first Android client. Launching a "competitor" next month - Keep an eye on https://flipso.com


This weird solution of storing representations, and not the actual events/data can't age well.

Like flying a plane but instead of logging flight data digitally, you film the cockpit gauges with a camcorder.



That's clearly an AI piece.


“Tens of millions of people are using the Internet, and very few of them know how truly complex it is.”

aged well.


On the one hand yes.

On the other isn't that just how humans are?

Before I was a programmer I trained as an industrial electrician - I don't really understand how truly complex the power grid is or the transport network or the global financial system or hundreds of other networks, my partner works in logistics (shipping i.e. boats on the water) - the complexity there is insane as well, on a surface level those networks are sorta understandable but the detail is fractal, the closer you look the more detail there is, there has to be a fundamental limit but no one human could master one of them in a life time never mind more than one.

So do I expect the person in the street to understand that the internet is composed of bailing wire, gaffer tape and RFC's dating back to the late 60's, not really, it would be unfair to expect them to understand it when I don't understand other networks (or even the internet if I'm truly honest - not all of it or even most of it, it is vast).

It doesn't mean I'm not interested though.


Datastar's "Build reactive web apps that stand the test of time" tagline invites some skepticism.


...are you going to share anything about that skepticism to allow for people to respond...?


Not OP but how long has datastar been around to make that kind of claim?


I assume the "claim" is because it is built on web standards, so there's nothing really that'll break



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