New_California

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by New_California 11mo ago
Exactly that.
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O3 may output your PI into the source code(twitter.com)
2 points by New_California 1y ago|1 comments
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by New_California 1y ago
Even w/ memory feature OFF. It's easy to miss PI leaked into piles of HTML/CSS/JS code.
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Museum of All Things(may.as)
2 points by New_California 2y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Light ML Laptop for Linux 2025?
2 points by New_California 2y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Python Meta-Client for OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and other LLM API-s?
2 points by New_California 3y ago|2 comments
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New Outlook sends passwords, mails and other data to Microsoft(mailbox.org)
150 points by New_California 3y ago|25 comments
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by New_California 3y ago
But there is: https://umbrel.com/ (except for hosting email which is not realistic anymore).
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by New_California 3y ago
They keep saying "monolith".
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by New_California 3y ago
On the contrary, it is so much easier to upgrade a small app every week or so because you have little to test and probability of breaking changes affecting you is minimal. You should be upgrading all the time since day one, adding necessary
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by New_California 4y ago
Not saying it necessarily will fall apart but there is a possibility. UK is already out. Hungary and Poland are very nasty EU members for lack of a better term. The tension is growing. Personally I would much prefer EU to *reset* to bare fr
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by New_California 4y ago
Anything else individual to be replaced by communal? Like, maybe, everything? Or just the cars? There are countries already implementing what you believe is right. Please emigrate over there and enjoy.
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by New_California 4y ago
The governments will certainly exempt themselves the very first moment they get affected by the ban.
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by New_California 4y ago
But that would be a regress of civilization, not progress! The civilization progress is to have much more private transport and also somewhat more public transport.
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by New_California 4y ago
Poland and Hungary were also strictly against the ban on selling gasoline cars. So no, it's not only Germany. Whether EU itself will be still a thing in 12+ years to enforce this bullshit ban is another question.
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Ask HN: Curated list of top AI models per function?
4 points by New_California 4y ago|0 comments
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by New_California 4y ago
> Just use the right tool for the job at hand. Period. That's Postgres.
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by New_California 4y ago
I struggle with the very same problem. Even connecting a real physical SIM won't protect accounts from suspension. This is crazy because it isn't based on behavior on the platform (like posting too much or liking too much) but mer
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by New_California 4y ago
Because the 21m hard cap and change resistance are the definition of Bitcoin. If these are taken away for any reason, the result would be indistinguishable from shitcoins.
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by New_California 4y ago
> Whther it's likely or not is beside the point. It's possible in theory, therefore (and this is my main point here) the digital scarcity of bitcoin is not some emergent mathematical property of the universe, it's a social
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by New_California 4y ago
Fractional reserve is already a thing and will only increase from here. Bitcoin's scarcity relates to the base money supply and obviously cannot coerce the higher economic layers. That said bitcoiners are somewhat resistant to extreme
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by New_California 4y ago
It's much more than exchanges and miners as exemplified by the 2017 block size war, won by the users. The scenario you are describing - while possible in principle - is unlikely. Stakeholders understand that scarcity and change-resista
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by New_California 4y ago
You are incorrect. The miner does not intermediate transactions in any way, shape or form. Firstly, miners do not technically intermediate transactions. Transactions are fixed and sealed by the parties involved and can't be modified.
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by New_California 4y ago
I already had communism and state-owned housing in my country, so no thanks! Never again. You are welcome to move to a state-managed economies though.
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by New_California 4y ago
You nailed it.
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Web 3.0 is not crypto – it's machine generated content
1 points by New_California 4y ago|1 comments
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by New_California 4y ago
No, this is not a hands-on introduction to ML.
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by New_California 4y ago
> Do you think this cycle the whole crypto space goes down the drain never to be heard of again? No. The crypto/scam space will be back because people love to gamble and love the concept of easy money. > Do you think the whole sp
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by New_California 4y ago
No, company board and owners are public and readily available data in virtually all countries, US being an exception to the rule.
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by New_California 4y ago
No, we can't. Bitcoin *is* anonymous against average Joe which is what the OP needs here. Pretty irrelevant here but for your fucking information, with significant expert effort, Bitcoin *can* be also anonymous against big actors.

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