DaniloDias

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by DaniloDias 6y ago
You can get carrier grade connections that would allow this kind of routing- it is not part of a standard consumer package. This type of capability is managed via the "Access Point Name" feature in phones.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
That carrier grade nat'd ip address would make this an unreliable resource.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Is anyone else feeling like it is getting weird? I cannot conceive how anyone thinks anything positive to google.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
And next up on [ Rachel | Tucker ]... Let’s all have a nice huddle where we talk about how the other guys are idiots and the pogroms they’re planning against us. Must see tv.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
My relationship with ayn rand is frustrating. As young man, I thought her ideas were provocative, but something feels wrong with Atlas Shrugged. I later come to realize that rand is a bad novelist: She is a little too self indulgent with he
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
You might find this cspan call about LEO press releases interesting. This is FBI Agents Association representative Rey Tariche responding to an observation that look like they’re entrapping in order to justify their budget. https:/&#x
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
This is a weird, angry screed. Op should read The Ascent of Money and maybe worry less about the moral failings of other humans. Peace and trust cannot exist without currency. Money lubricates peaceful resolution of conflict. If you need f
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
>> Do animals do anything that can be considered not instinct? All the time. Animals accumulate new behaviors through repetition, reward and corrective interactions. They also play. See dogs, cats and any other mammals humans have
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
I see you getting downvoted for a profoundly true statement. These are sad times.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
>>“My life it ruined, I’ll kill myself” reaction when a band breaks up For the above statement to be adjacent to “healthy,” suicide needs to be something funny and lighthearted.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Teens are loathsome. Boys and girls are both annoying, but we fetishize youth. Why must we like the things that mainstream teens love at all, regardless of their youth? This is a lament for a marketer who is trying to sell more shit.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Hah! Too great. Ok, so no good code in startups.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
I don’t know if we have comparable life experience. I have seen more shitty code than high quality code in my life. It’s hard for me to empathize with anyone who thinks startup code is going to generally meet some decent quality bar. Peopl
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Everyone I’ve seen for the last year has been wearing masks. Masks either don’t work in a meaningful way, or this pandemic is not meaningfully stopped by masks. Our inability to stop exponential growth is not embarrassing. It is frightenin
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Why would anyone want to use a filtered platform? Are there people who really want to restrict themselves from being exposed to ideas they would be challenged by? Or is this purely about restricting access to unauthorized ideas?
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Younger people who feel less agency have become the dominant demographic at HN.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Could you be more explicit on the nature of the service? I’d like to explore mechanisms for tests that detect IoT devices that misbehave this way (and other ways as well). Your anecdote sounds interesting. Is it unrelated to time servers?
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
I’m not uncomfortable at all. Largely due to education and professional experience. The people who are the most agitated by this argument are poor and white. The only people who take your argument seriously are too stupid to recognize tha
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
A child argues that the reason their argument is valid is because it makes others uncomfortable.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Why anyone has any faith or belief in our coruptacracy is beyond me.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
>>In my opinion, if you have to state multiple times in your plan that what you're planning isn't illegal/manipulation, it's very grey at best. Where is that done? I think you’re confusing everyone’s ‘this is not
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
When standing on the shoulders of giants, it’s best to be compassionate in evaluating the implementations of the past.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
It’s clear you don’t like it. It’s weird that you are mad others do. In what way does it traumatize you that other people like and shared a thing?
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
This is a great example of a doc built on weasel word arguments. All qualitative until it can’t avoid quantitative metrics like “many”
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
If CHAZ was so clearly wrong, then why was the democratic city council of Seattle so reluctant to do something about it for so long? We want to pretend that this is all Trump’s fault- but we’re unable to recognize that it’s Trump who is a s
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Since appeal to authority is the only hotness nowadays, you can anticipate 2bn downvotes.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
In this media climate? What an aberration! </s>
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
We are doomed if more people think like you.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Yes? What possible solution is there for 74m people who you disagree with that have to have something done to them? You said “to do nothing is unfathomable.” If the solution is to rob them of representation, what the hell are they going to

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