Reubachi

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by Reubachi 1y ago
That's the point. One problem was "worked on", one isn't and never will be. What's the fix? Proper taxation at gas pumps? Get ready for a civil war (for some reason) Subsidized mass building of public transport? Lo
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by Reubachi 1y ago
This is the case. In every aspect of life in which personal data is indexed/transmitted, the point of origin at least is some place you've explicitly indicated approval of this process. IF you walk into walmart, you are granting t
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Er, you're going to file multiple small claims in the US against (suspected) firms outside the US? Be prepared to be disappointed. There is 0 evidence/elements of damage in the eyes of the archaic courts in this case, as you have
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Thanks for this tip! I just tried, worked like a charm :)
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Great analogy, horrible example in the analogy heh. (Hate to nitpick) Of the two, Mazda3 would be the "less frills, cheaper, works", especially in 2025. I also don't recall a period of lack of trust for corolla due to design&
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by Reubachi 1y ago
"we grant them monopoly rights to do so" Who is we? the combined world's governing bodies? the US corporate legal protections systems? japanese corruption? Regardless, that is not how IP works and I do not think you think th
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by Reubachi 1y ago
OP did not at all imply they felt that way, rather was implying an argument on behalf of the drafters. God, this forum is becoming more like reddit every day with folks ignoring commenting rules and assuming bad faith. (of which ,I am doing
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Our brain decodes info based on context and extrapolation This submission we're commenting on could be about filtering out any data, not just AI stuff. Politics, crypto, AI etc. Or more minute like "Trump" "fracking&quot
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by Reubachi 1y ago
The sopranos is a fictional dramatized soap opera though, made for a primarily American audience who are already vaguely aware of the "clash" between Italian Americans and Italians. My "greek" side of my (american) famil
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by Reubachi 1y ago
RE: "ice final form" It's an intersting time to live, we are indeed seeing the peak of ICE, though I think there are lots of room for improvement in EGR, compression, more efficient catalytic process. "smaller market&quo
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Why is this on hacker news...? An editorial opinion blog about a climatic disaster in a region of US? Even typing out this comment feels dirty as it's against hn commenting rules. However...this is 50 percent of threads nowadays.
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Laws, rules, morays, norms etc. are in place for the "lowest common denominator", wether that be malicious people, people with impairments, older drivers, newer drivers etc. etc. you as a human of course know not to hit a person w
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Your linked video is interesting, but I fail to see how this at all differentiates/promotes drone usage versus artillery, indirect fire. Your video shows something that an artillery corps could accomplish just as easily and not at all
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Caveat/preface to prevent trolls: FSD is a sham and money grab at best, death trap at worst, etc. But, I've read through your chain of rplies to OP and maybe I can help with my POV. OP is replying in good faith showing "this
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Anecdotal story, but I don't "keep" old electronics anymore save for ones I know are in a fireproof container. My attic and furnished top floor room adjacent to it can on a bad day get to 110 without the attic fan on. Very ol
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Er, "instant" here is "relativistic instant." even in a vaccum, light speed travel from the travelers POV still takes time, and said traveler would perceive time passing exactly as occurring in that local space. But ye
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Amazingly, yes, in a few ways (the mechanics are possible). But no in as many ways. (Fuel, sustainability, tracking) The greater barrier is that the nature of the expansion of the universe prevents any real interstellar travel that has a &q
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by Reubachi 1y ago
As time passes, the universe is expanding infinitely in every direction from every point. Even if we could travel at 1 percent the speed of light, the "destination" would be inflating away from us at much greater relatavistic spee
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by Reubachi 1y ago
I'm not totally sure how you at this point in your online presence associate someone stating their job as a "brag" and not what it really is, providing transparency/disclosure before stating their thoughts. This is HN an
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by Reubachi 1y ago
The person you're replying to/insulting spelled/realized out the normal operations of a mature capitalist economy based on publicly owned/traded companies. I'm not being "conspiracy theorist" here, it&#x27
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by Reubachi 1y ago
hilariously, this states right to repair law does not include road going or ag vehicles. Ya know, the impotus for this now hijacked initiative. "tell me the state of washington protects failing US auto manufacturers and shade tree mec
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by Reubachi 1y ago
I understand your point, and in real life as a working commuter feel exactly the same. If the world where to end tomorrow, I would be upset that I cared so much about space research and less about for example infrastructure or access to wat
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by Reubachi 1y ago
What has the private industry done for space exploration and research in the last 20 years? Hint: Perfecting Rocket boosters and LEO satellites for commercial use are not tenants of NASA and the reasoning should be obvious. Research is rare
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by Reubachi 1y ago
I disagree on the reasoning. I would bet the US DOT, for example, is as costly or more in terms of monetary input->realized output of all the federally supported space agencies. You are looking at cost relative to per capita income assu
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Encryption and non-repudiation to-from any deployed field device back home is analogous to putting a lock and your ID on your front door. It would deter the average "front door unlocked" criminal of opportunity. When does a device
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by Reubachi 1y ago
PKI infra and public trust CAs support this already via vetted identity certs. Nowadays these certs require picture ID from some determined compliant government org. IE; your signing, email, encryption certificate public and private key are
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by Reubachi 1y ago
some things in "Car-culture" that surprised me on my trips to india; 1. People do not as a matter of their daily complaints complain about bad traffic, bad drivers, dents, door dings etc. 2. There are less accidents per capita tha
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by Reubachi 1y ago
"we" as in "the global west", which yes I agree is a catch all term with subtle context not caputered by grand stereotypes. Case in point; if you can legally provide dash cam footage in ANY type of court case civil or cr
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Thanks for summarizing my point ; It was a bigger issue in the media sphere ie; those whom read tech news, because the pushed narrative was that people will film your butt in public, and then look at it later, and so will nefarious Google e
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by Reubachi 1y ago
Bit of a nitpick on one of your subpoints (I agree with your sentiment overall); GG won't/didn't fail due to the perception of "this person is filming me without my consent", that is a strawman meant to create more

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