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by 5701652400 5mo ago
or maybe just make single JSON and commit it to git? your http server + GitHub + JSON and text editor is your admin ui, audit, etc.
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by 5701652400 5mo ago
it is way easier to immigrate to China, no kidding. Hong Kong introduced new self-sponsored visas, Mainland introduced new high-tech visas couple months ago
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by 5701652400 5mo ago
they have office in Austin Texas, sell products and services to USA, and GitHub itself is USA service (not sure if available in China). point: they enfrocing network access for their products (including USA), which are sensitive. so, maybe
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by 5701652400 5mo ago
is there case for Bambulabs breaching Direct Export Controls of dual-use technology to China? 3d printing tech is obviously dual-use. they are forcing network now, and they clearly have servers in China. same for breach National Defense Aut
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
when we will see "we do not need CEO anymore. AI can do it better. we are sorry to let go CEO, we do not need him".
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
yeah, check reddit. now even front page is people talking how hard it is. everywhere.
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
> 300M FTX also raise lots of money. so did Terra/Luna. large valuation does not mean you cannot end up in life inprisonment for fraud. > Why is hitting network requests directly different? again. business publishes their officia
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
> apps as in ios or android. this is in their name.
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
and what is more daming this is official YC startup. this is pretty much YC sposoring illegal activities now. or what is more likely, quality of YC leadership and execution is in shambles.
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
show me one ToS for any major service that has "interoperability" in their clauses. "interoperability" is never the case in the agreements. it is very stupid decision from business perspective. and unless legally require
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
> You being here is far more unethical than this app. how am I being far more un-ethical again? did I develop an AI tool to massively assit people breaking ToS and Copyright? (which is legaly punishable)
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
true. HN and YC is getting worse over years.
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
you are directly accessing intentionally unpublished (internal) API with purpose of directly "reverse-engineer", meaning reproduce. ~100% of ToS say clearly "do not do this" . and also say "Copyright". but that
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
so if API is published, there is nothing to reverse engineer. and if API is not published, and you MITM with self-compromised CAs, and then use it (commercially?) you ~100% breaking ToS. this is just un-ethical. or YC does not have regard a
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
guess they are automating this with AI clearly with intent to reproduce websites on their own. clone-every app pretty much. (every app that is not hidden their networking)
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
smeels like severe breach of ToS. virtually every single website and app mandates not to reverse engineer and not to temper with inner workings (including client-server networking). side note, YC25/YC26 batches have multiple startups t
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
guess time to move to gRPC and private encryption.
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
so how do you parse gRPC binary? unless you have proto definitions, it is blackbox and is totally unsuable, isn't it?
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by 5701652400 6mo ago
> First Principles am I the only one put off with such language? they talk as if they invented compilers or assembly or Newton's law of gravity.
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by 5701652400 10mo ago
true. ex-SWE at major food delivery app here. those places are very, very, very toxic.