9dev

37 ms·

661.
by 9dev 7mo ago
It doesn't matter how much they've spent, nor what you think. Renaming it requires congressional approval, which they have not gotten.
662.
by 9dev 7mo ago
That makes your argument a true scotsman, though. Western liberal ideals are the supreme ones, you're just not doing it right! Much has been said about the purported superiority of western values, but as we've all seen the USA w
663.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Corporate statements like these get written very carefully. You can be certain that not a single word in these sentences has been placed there without considering what they do imply and what they omit.
664.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Sorry (I guess) :-)
665.
Show HN: Tspages – static site hosting platform for your Tailscale network(github.com)
1 points by 9dev 7mo ago|1 comments
666.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Do it; I think the political subtext of weaving an anti-war statement into the national anthem makes it both very obvious and very elegant at the same time.
667.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Star Spangled Banner was incredible. The way you can hear the machine guns, choppers, sirens, screaming in agony… that was a masterpiece.
668.
by 9dev 7mo ago
I'll worry about the Deus Ex Machina when it's here. Until then, AI is mostly generating a lot of text and burning insane amounts of energy, and we have bigger problems to worry about. Like a president diverting ten billion dollar
669.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Paying for certificates..? Manually copying cert files? Man, this reads like it was 2010 or something. Best of luck, but I don’t know why I wouldn’t just use acme.sh and systemd timers instead of this.
670.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Are you sure that’s actually what you want though, competing with China in skilled labor?
671.
by 9dev 7mo ago
That’s akin to saying the most important thing for an author is to use a word professor correctly.
672.
by 9dev 7mo ago
OP literally highlighted a working solution . The EU is actively pursuing a knowledge proof solution that doesn't require uploading IDs.
673.
by 9dev 7mo ago
It’s still just a sales funnel for ads or subscriptions. Why do you think porn sites exist?
674.
by 9dev 7mo ago
So we trust a bank more than the government that they won’t extend this to earn more money by disclosing more information? Bad idea. You need a neutral broker.
675.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Wrong incentive. If you don’t give a shit about exposing children to snuff or porn, but do give a shit about page views and ad revenue, you obviously don’t rate your content or rate it as G to increase that revenue.
676.
by 9dev 7mo ago
That isn’t necessary because porn companies don’t exist to gift orgasms, but to make money. They need US citizens to pay them for premium content and subscriptions, and that dependency means they’ll have to comply with US laws.
677.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Absolutely, yes. They don’t ping to see that you are of age, but that the random challenge generated by your ID checks out.
678.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Thank you - this gets way too few attention especially among tech folks. People act like uploading your government ID to random online services was the only solution to this problem, which is really just a red herring.
679.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Eh, depends. If you have a dog, and live in a place with actual seasons, February requires frequently checking the current conditions before you head out—at least where we live, it could be anywhere from -10°C to +12°C right now, raining, s
680.
by 9dev 7mo ago
I knew which vid's it gonna be before even clicking. Still hilarious.
681.
by 9dev 7mo ago
As I am working on an internal platform for AI agents right now, this is of high interest to me. The way my design attempts to approach the problem is using OAuth access tokens with granular permission scopes, and the token exchange grant:
682.
by 9dev 7mo ago
> It has nothing to do with being publicly traded. It is, in most cases. Tell me about a startup that started off as an Aktiengesellschaft as opposed to a GmbH? Why would you even want to put 50k in instead of 25k, deal with all the gove
683.
by 9dev 7mo ago
Why do we always have to come up with the stupidest names for things. Claw was a play on Claude, is all. Granted, I don’t have a better one at hand, but that it has to be Claw of all things…
684.
by 9dev 8mo ago
That is not an unfair advantage, but protecting their domestic industries for reasons unrelated to the quality of the tech, for example to keep people in active employment, prevent bankruptcies, allow an industry to get up to speed, or a lo
685.
by 9dev 8mo ago
> because of my precious stash? you mean the… pile of shame ?
686.
by 9dev 8mo ago
What are you talking about..? A GmbH is the German equivalent of an Ltd. An AG is a publicly traded company and thus not something investors are looking for. Also, the majority of companies in Germany are just ordinary eigetragene Kaufmänne
687.
by 9dev 8mo ago
> […] the reason the old tools were slow was not that the JS runtime is impossible to build fast tools with. I don't have them at hand right now but there are various detailed write-ups from the maintainers of Vite, oxc, and more, t
688.
by 9dev 8mo ago
> No, you CANNOT found a company like that. It’s an absolute fabrication. I'm a German. I have done this myself. I assure you it's true. > You also seem to somehow justify spending 25k on an endeavor you don’t know will succ
689.
by 9dev 8mo ago
That is false. You can absolutely found a company by just getting an entry as a merchant here with neither of the things you listed. If you want to found a limited liability company though, then yes, you need some monetary backing to cover
690.
by 9dev 8mo ago
You can rip fast builds from my cold, dead hands. I’m not looking back to JS-only tooling, and I was there since the gulp days.

More ›