Incredible

Absolutely. You need to treat it like a real program from the very beginning.

What were the models tested? This article has the list:

https://www.thestandard.com.hk/health/article/324892/Europea...

From someone who grew a lot of weed in closets, nice work!

More like randomly shooting itself causing non-lethal injuries, but in aggregate, enough blood loss to die.

As randomly as number 17.

Ok, in that case I am glad that Elon fucked it up.

It’s what I’m trying to accomplish with my website(link is in my profile). Just trying to crank up the signal to noise ratio.

Nice. I like how clicking a tag also makes the word 'tag' light up.

Thanks for the kind words!

I got encouraged by another HN poster a few days ago, let me know if you have any suggestions.

I’m always open to criticism.

Everything clicks nice, so to speak. A nice UI you have there.

I would suggest you explain what it's about in one sentence, just like you explain in your HN profile. The About-page says not so much. You can add some explanation there, or even just one sentence at the top of the homepage (or other pages).

I got:

> Failed sending verification e-mail to XXX@XXmail.XXX, please contact administrator on stonky@stonkys.com

Thanks for the info, I’ll fix it tonight

Still waiting for that Contact link...

On it

Doing what I can: https://x.com/bookofjoe

BTW the black on white is EXCELLENT

Why? Genuinely curious.

I am a big proponent of (direct) democracy in general.

Internet is way behind on democracy. In general everyone likes democracy until they're in charge, then they realise they're the best person to be in charge and the idiots who vote don't have a clue, and should probably be banned if not beheaded for speaking out of turn.

You'd have to weight votes by some kind of participation metric to solve the problem of very little authentication of the voters

How would you even know that Netflix or Amazon uses your package?

Their open source software depended on or derived from your package. They included your copyright notice with software they distributed. Someone contributed code. Someone reported a bug. Someone requested a feature. Someone mentioned it at a conference. I could continue.

So does the BSD license. Copyright must be reproduced

Most licenses do.

BSD0 doesnt