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by Aachen 3mo ago
Can confirm in the Netherlands also. I'm not an influencer so I don't know exactly, but a few years ago there was either a crackdown, an expansion of the rules, or at least a big media campaign by the government to make the influe
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by Aachen 3mo ago
I came away feeling like they acknowledged that throughout, save for the promotional bit at the end that I guess is there obligatorily
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Very secure but not investing in rolling out this mtproto they went through so much trouble to invent, nor making it usable by implementing device sync or all the other features normal chats have. Why does it smell like fish all of a sudden
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by Aachen 3mo ago
It's not slow though so that's clearly not it. It's just a marketing intensifier here
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Hah, literally seconds after the edit window ran out, I thought of an advantage of Signal's, edited it in, and HN rejected it due to post age. It is: Signal lets you add any emoji reaction you want without paying for premium
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Calling/ringing works reliably. My gf usually calls via Telegram to notify me and then we call via Signal Signal can't do live location sharing Code blocks (let alone syntax highlighting) was the first thing my friend ran in
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by Aachen 3mo ago
No. They don't have the key and can't do encryption in the first place; they're still grand autocomplete engines under the hood. This could only work if the company deliberately builds a mechanism into the backend which runs
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Fwiw, even just going through your software with one user can give quite a few insights about what's not obvious about it. That's not at all to say you never need more, but very few open source projects do user research in the fir
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Thanks for the reply and clarifications. Don't have much to say further besides agreeing with the sentiment
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by Aachen 3mo ago
> my work be classified as "slop" because a few months ago I subscribed to and started using Claude Wait I'm not sure I understand the cause and consequence here if you're saying you use an LLM but your articles aren&
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by Aachen 3mo ago
As of a few years ago I can confirm that. Don't need (as stated by GP) to be active for years, at least, depending on how much and what/where/when you post. Being the first reasonable-sounding or insider-knowledge comment on
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by Aachen 3mo ago
"bad faith"? As in, that the person posts the accusation while actually believing the opposite? I would think the far, far more common reason for posting that incorrectly is that they legitimately thought it was slop. Of course su
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by Aachen 3mo ago
> AI helped flesh out the idea and write the pages of text and structure the whitepaper. - LLM for helping with structure: sure. feels to me like more of a motivation problem to commit a first version to paper so you can start editing an
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by Aachen 3mo ago
re PS: no; unless HN now swallows em dashes, what you posted is https://unicodeplus.com/U+2013 , not https://unicodeplus.com/U+2014
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Yeah, even if this is very hard to get it perfect, I keep thinking there has to exist a better voting system than what we have. We can do a presumed step in the right direction and evaluate. - To give an outlet for (dis)agreement: We could
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by Aachen 3mo ago
(Not OP.) I can understand that it feels like a punishment though, if you are legitimately trying to help and this is the thanks you get. It's not just a human-to-human notice, but a change of your permission level; you're being s
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Why wouldn't you be allowed to?
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by Aachen 3mo ago
How does it differ from the existing apps that do this?
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Oh, okay I didn't know you weren't getting around to all incoming emails, that makes sense then. Previously the responses were fast and reliable and I thought I was being dropped by a silent bot/spam detection algorithm (as i
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Blocking in ipv6 works roughly the same way as in ipv4, just that the scale is different. Instead of blocking something like a company's /24 or an ISP's /16 when they don't respond to abuse messages, you block the c
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Opnsense has a traffic capture feature in the interface diagnostics menu, if you want to spot check what servers the devices are currently talking to. Should be pretty obvious: client devices and internal services will have no traffic >9
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by Aachen 3mo ago
LI've emailed there in May and June about different topics and gotten no reply to a request to confirm receipt. Is there a backup method for when your algorithm throws people's email away without even informing the sender with a d
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Can't have nice things because someone else is worse
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by Aachen 3mo ago
The article says the game should cost 18$ (should be ~15.74€), but it's actually showing as 19.50€ aka 22.29 USD. Does anyone know what's going on there? Is Stream charging more due to refund laws or something? I can't find a
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by Aachen 3mo ago
I found Damn Interesting because of an orbital mechanics simulation the author coded in javascript as a one-off for an article about iirc cyclers. Crazy amount of effort for what's probably about 10 seconds of eye-candy for the average
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Why make the assumption they don't understand? I understand how this tech works and I'm very wary about it being rolled out widely, even if I see the legitimate uses, so I can understand their point. It might not have to do with &
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Ah yes, very true
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by Aachen 3mo ago
I'd say government is your best bet unless you live in a low-income country and can get into one of these teams
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by Aachen 3mo ago
We broadly aim to be legal worldwide since it's not very cool if we get outlawed in e.g. Australia and businesses there can't use OpenStreetMap for anything, can't download OsmAnd there, MapComplete is blocked from browsers,
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by Aachen 3mo ago
Yay! Works for me and looking good :)

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