I couldn't find the source for the new app, is it open source like the cli or is it rather closed?

nah, UI source is not published

I'm so old that the most use image file on a website was "spacer.gif"

If you've build using tables, spacer was the most used asset.

same thing goes for -v -Version -version --version --v ?

I just finished reading Leonardo Da Vinci by Walter Issacson and it was so good that i had to "reset" my HN password just to make this comment.

How good is it compared to Isaacson's Jobs or Einstein biographies?

I unfortunately haven't read either or those. Jobs biography became too famous that I didn't feel like reading it (^_^). I will pick Einstein at some point in the future. This was my first read from Issacson.

A book got too famous so you didn't feel like reading it? I don't understand that logic

Awesome! I've been using patchwork for some days and was always curious how to navigate to these ssb:// link i see thrown in places. You just throw it in the search field and you'll see all the details! top!

just noticed that the go implementation you linked to [https://github.com/maackle/ssb-igo] is actually "the game of Go on ssb"

Haha, woops! I meant https://github.com/andyleap/go-ssb

I guess it was muscle memory since I was looking at the ssb-igo repo earlier.

A great game, a programming language, and the 49th most common word in the English language walk into a bar...

I had to log in to HN just to upvote this comment!!! Haven't done that in years. Being true to the resolution, wrote something - http://avinash.com.np/2018/01/01/A-resolution-that-makes-sen...

Have the same thought as well.

I have found the mozilla community to be very helpful and each project has a very good list of mentored bugs. The community has found http://www.joshmatthews.net/bugsahoy/ to be a very good tool for beginning contributors to get the right first bug and step into the whole community. Best way to get involved remains to ping to #introduction on IRC (irc.mozilla.org)

Regarding discovering them algorithmically tends to be quite an interesting idea actually, should think more on this.