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Here's what I hope to do with the Everything code or with something like it (idea)
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by
dg
Thu Oct 05 2000 at 23:07:34
Add a last N nodes seen nodelet. This will likely be the first thing I do as it sounds
relatively easy
. (idea from
suggestions for e2
)
Develop e2
clients
using other
protocols
. Specifically, I'd like to be able to exchange
email
with e2 and I'd like a
nifty little console interface
to use over
slow network links
.
Extend the
leveled
interface idea
much
,
much
, further.
This deserves a node of its own
.
Make
e2
its own
source repository
and
build management
system. Have each
source file
be a node. Allow
users
above some level to create writeups in a
source node
. These writeups would be
expected
to be normal
patches
(created using
diff(1)
) that could be automatically applied. After a source node receives a new writeup, an incremental build would begin and a
test harness
could be run to verify that the
system
still worked.
Since only
getting to know you nodes
ever receive 200 writeups,
it is possible in principle
to automatically
identify
them as such. This means they could be
auto-metanoded
and shuffled off to some special
section
of everything that people who are offended by such things can avoid. This (auto-metanoding) has
many applications
other than avoiding GTKY nodes.
visual everything
visual everything
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Thus Spake Zarathustra
caught masturbating
Aspects of American society that may be new to you
The "Getting to Know You" game
Feature request for Universe 2.0
transhumanism
The philosophy of long hair
The lowest spiritual common denominator
Burrito
Winning back your girlfriend
The Antichrist: Preface
The Empire Strikes Back
A soft wonder bites her lips
Community2
I will kill you if I can
Zarathustra
Book of Mormon Promise
Manufacturing a CPU in your own home (Part 2)
People who peak as young professionals
domain name
honorary degree