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And a minimal CSS framework.

The Magic DNS feature is super cool as well. I'm not sure exactly what the mainstream killer app would be. But I feel like Tailscale is poised to execute if/when it arises.

Perhaps the AI age makes everyone more data privacy conscious.

I've also long thought that eventually every household will eventually have a mini server for home automation and storing personal information. The rise of the cloud kinda slowed this down, but I don't think cloud and home server are mutually exclusive.

Agree that they are on to something. I gave a tech talk about them a while ago at work and said that I think they are on the cusp of providing a consumer VPN product that appeals to mainstream consumers. The Apple of VPNs, everything "just works" and is easy to understand.

I've always been a big fan of KDL in principle, haven't used it in anger. After that HCL, then YAML, with JSON and others being my least favourite to use.

Of course the hard part is gaining enough critical mass to make a significant switch. JSON had AJAX. YAML had Rails. What could make JSON5 or KDL break out?

I'd heard of JSON resume before, but it's interesting to hear the history and motivation.

This looks great. Only 40 lines, that's some amazing golf right there.

This looks really, really good. Super fast as well. There's definitely space for a version of LinkedIn that's simpler to use and puts the resume front and center.

The network effect makes this unlikely.

You could ask what would happen if Cisco tried to force a new version of TCP/IP with unwelcome changes?

The comparison isn't quite the same yet, but it could be in the future and many bitcoin supporters think that's how it will turn out.

If you owe me 100 dollars you have a problem, if you owe me a million dollars I have problem.

As a huge Civ fan the idea of having a game take place on a truly spherical world is very appealing.