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What self-hosted wiki software have you deployed for documentation in your homelab?
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Casey NewtonAlso in this issue: an update on the Substack / Nazi situation. We're meeting with the company this week in hopes Substack will remove all pro-Nazi material under its existing anti-hate policies. If it chooses not to, Platformer will move off Substack https://www.platformer.news/p/openais-news-blues)
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Dave Winer ☕️@shoq -- there was a lot of confusion about what RSS was until RSS 2.0 came out and the NYT adopted it. There was a thread based on RDF, and Aaron was credited as a contributor to that. I would ask those people what he did, I never worked with him. I saw some of his posts on their mail list and met him a few times at conferences. He was a very precocious young person, obviously very smart, but he didn't seem interested in what I was working on. That's about it.
