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by DANmode 2mo ago
Please just publish it. If you used it successfully, it’s more than enough to share. Do not be afraid. Please.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I considered your point deeply, across days. If they don’t muck with the data, difference between this and caching is…?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Algolia, and Google Search, god-forbid.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Hey, stop wrecking my favorite community with non-debates, it’s done better here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Thanks.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
You can wipe the device and reinstall whatever at any time. You have complete control of the device. You choose to lock certain things when using GrapheneOS. That’s their security model. If you want to argue that, go study it and argue that
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> prevent corporate surveillance Leave the abusive relationship with those entities. Don’t lay this at the feet of the GrapheneOS Project. If you read their FAQ, you’ll see how limited the OS actually is in retaining your privacy if you
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Nobody’s shaming you, reddit refugee. It is a common userspace decision to lock things to userspace. It’s good hygiene. If you want less-secure software, use AOSP or one of its many forks. You’re not defective: you just have different needs
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> GrapheneOS is anti-user-freedom. This is a really, really poor-quality take. > complaints of this nature get inane drivel responses of "lol just fork Graphene" It’s a fork of AOSP, which you can just…use.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
This might make sense if you trusted clients, and if GrapheneOS was a root-having OS.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Free GitHub, let the engineers choose their own infra. Bit of a Clownstrike this has become!
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by DANmode 2mo ago
The move would have been to avoid purchasing and operating a subsidiary wit a question mark for a budget, unless the firm was prepared to see it through.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Why do I feel like GitHub, without the Microsoft tax, would handle this huge spike in traffic fine? Can you comment on that?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
It’s also a convenient, easily identifiable excuse to a decent portion of the populace. Decent portion of juries. Just a case of Affluenza, right?!
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by DANmode 2mo ago
https://qz.com/1145669/googles-true-origin-partly-lies-in-ci... More by this author: > a new crowd-funded investigative journalism project, breaks the exclusive story of how the United States intelligence community
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I thought texting and / or AOL Instant Messenger was responsible for that!
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by DANmode 2mo ago
He may simply believe if you’re not able to identify and keep your kids off of addictive / harmful substances, then you’re getting what you deserve. It makes the most sense. Especially given the “dumb fucks” quote.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
He genuinely believes people like you and your children are on a different tier of existence and importance than he and his family are. It’s that simple.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
That you don’t is a problem. The expectation is higher. PS I was saying that $20k is too little to spend for this type of thing - not a great price for this result.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
> I gave a concrete example above of a paper from the 90s that's available online because JSTOR scanned it. Hardly ancient history. For certain sciences, 36 years is two lifetimes. Like I said: we’re talking past each other due to o
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by DANmode 2mo ago
$20k is too little . Thank you for the cool post.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Hacker News custom apps don’t threaten the revenue the parent (YC) makes.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Yes. Bad customer service (intentional and otherwise) comes in all shapes and sizes!
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Probably just going to keep reading the news ones, and if I want to synthesize information from old ones, I’ll query a robot. This is still research we’re talking about, right? Not a first-edition of famous literature?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I’ve unfortunately battle-tested this thesis. Mom-and-pop aren’t financially insulated from threat of lawsuits. Or being looked at poorly in public. Some random LLC in Utah? Good luck.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I’m opposed to using your scale as an excuse to be an incompetent. It’s one of the major ethical / effectiveness issues with business - especially American business - today.
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by DANmode 2mo ago
If you’re too big to manage your subsidiaries, don’t buy them/build them. This is no different than blaming the big AI tool because it messed up doing work in your spaghetti codebase - “how else was I supposed to do it?”. Stay small en
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by DANmode 2mo ago
What was the sticking point?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I simply don’t see JSTOR outlasting (as an organization, or a technology/archive) individual contributors and torrent trackers. Solution which does not require millions of people =]
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by DANmode 2mo ago
Okay, so why can’t the volunteers scanning for Anna’s Archive perform this again? Why does it need to be technically centralized and politically weak?
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by DANmode 2mo ago
I think we’re talking past each other mostly because I start to lose value on most research for my topics of interest that are more than two or three decades old, let alone five or six. This may be different for others.

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