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Again, blockchain seemed like a good solution because I am trying to make the whole verification independent of my platform. I don't want the data to be gone if my site goes down. Here by blockchain, I mean public blockchains

Interesting, why not blockchain, thought of it because suppose the website shuts down, people can still verify the files.

I didn't even know such a thing like literate programming existed. I wonder if IPython notebooks count as literate programming?

that's a very helpful link and also a very concise reply, thank you, btw I know some of my seniors who went into startups that were blowing up and got paid with equity, and are kinda very well off rn. Is this path worth looking into? Or is big tech a safer bet. TLDR: is the risk worth it? and is it too risky?

Seems like the webhooks that populate most of the pages don't work, and hence leaves you with an incomplete github page. For some, no page at all

But it also seems like that apart from the webhooks, the APIs and the pages served are slower too.

ah if its similar to vim, then I might give it a try, thank you so much beacon. Sometimes I feel like that these are essential things in nerd culture lol, and I dont feel cultured enough because I dont know these. But yeah lemme fire this up and try

The fact that dwarf fortress generates lores and story, makes me feel like I need to try out this game. But it always seems hard to get into

damn this looks nice

tailwind for quick responsive breakpoints

You know, I have actually seen many open source projects charging money to get you the binary. And since most of the userbase were non-tech people, they would either watch youtube video on how to use "./configure and make" or just pay and get the readymade binary. I don't remember exactly which app was this, but it was a mac app. Hope that helps