ChristianBundy

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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
(I've responded to another comment in more depth if you're interested in that sort of thing.) > How about just more police, with less guns, less expensive vehicles, and get rid of all private prisons? How about we disarm all st
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Sure: literally zero people who want to defund the police think that we should just snap our fingers tomorrow and fire every cop. The article explains this, but if HN commenters have the unfortunate habit of responding to the title rather t
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> "not intentional" I'm guessing that this means "this is how we've always done it but we've never faced accountability before". The BOP was founded in 1930, I wonder how long they've been pulling
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Smells like ideology to me. EDIT: Downvotes don't change the fact that you didn't read the article. Nobody is advocating for 'the purge'. Read the article or stop replying to my comment. EDIT 2: If you're too lazy t
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
This advertises itself as "policing by consent", but I'm not sure where the "by consent" comes from. I'm surely missing something, but if you can just add "by consent" to violent actions and then say
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> The other half is being able to have multiple versions installed at the same time and freely, confidently referencing the version I want. It's not well-known, but it is possible: "dependencies": { "sod
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Does package-lock.json not fill this void? It's been a thing for a few years IIRC.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Serious question: how can something be called "consent" if it can't be withdrawn by individuals? That's democracy, not consent.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
- US Police: 1.2 million full-time or part-time [1] - US Military: 1.29 million active [2] - US Population: 329.74 million [3] I believe they're outnumbered by about 131 to 1. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> Get out of here with this nonsense. Being wrong is fine and being snarky is fine, but both at the same time is generally a bad look. Others have added comments with links to specific videos, so I won't copy and paste them here, bu
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Alternatively: sudo sh -c "cat /dev/urandom > /dev/fb0"
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Thanks for the link -- I tried searching the web but couldn't find a canonical source, and my amateur radio guide book is at my office. :~)
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Is there a specific region where this is more common? I've only heard "<dest> this is <source>", never "<source> calling <dest>".
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
He?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
That's the joke. :~)
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Are you a nation?
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Does SRI allow signatures? I want to have a policy where any script signed by my Ed25519 key is valid, I don't want to have to hardcode the hash everywhere.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I work on Scuttlebutt, which in another "basically just Git" kind of thing, and after porting Scuttlebutt to "just Git" I can comment on this a bit. Git is a hash chain with a few constraints: - Each commit has at least
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I want to try libp2p, but the docs were completely unusable for me. Example: https://github.com/libp2p/js-libp2p-kad-dht/blob/master/READ... Whereas similar projects (built by volunteers) have usage exam
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Interesting, I've noticed the exact opposite. For me, rewriting a program produces a slightly different program with different trade-offs. It's rare to have the time to build a bunch of different implementations of the same code,
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
That's very interesting, thanks for the links. I'm working on Scuttlebutt (like Dat/Hypercore) and have been working on reimplementing our stack with 'boring' tooling like SQLite and HTTP, and I've been really
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
On the other hand, if we can count "every piece of data in the world" then we can estimate the probability of having a collision.
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Yup, it's almost exactly the same syntax if you use Hyperaxe (built on top of HyperScript): https://github.com/ungoldman/hyperaxe/
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> left libertarians and socialist anarchists What gives you the impression that these are different groups that "could be allies" but "can't stand talking to each other"? Every resource I can find seems to say th
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> A hammer does not have [an agenda], and that does not make it a less useful tool. Sure, but by default all software has a copyright agenda built in. We can remove copyright, but there are two approaches: - Remove copyright so that
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> easily be converted Could you link to a reputable resource for this? I've always imagined that phone number background checks were mostly scams with a bit of public information sprinkled on top. I'd be very surprised to learn
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Absolutely. Many humans throughout time and space have used animal agriculture to survive, and there's nobody arguing against that. The question is whether that's where we are right now . My heuristic: when given the option to
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
> I can absolutely understand why someone would therefore conclude it's morally wrong to use animals for food. I'm just not sure I agree. Why not? Your comment makes it clear that industrial animal agriculture is wrong (not to
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
I think it's important to recognize that markets can exist without capitalism, and the position "markets are useful sometimes" doesn't mean that you believe in capitalism. Maybe start here? https://www.youtube
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by ChristianBundy 6y ago
Are there ways to try NDN-like networks today? I spend most of my time building P2P stuff and the "how do I connect my computer to yours" is consistently a major pain point. STUN/TURN can help, but there are so many edge-case

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