Timber-6539

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by Timber-6539 2y ago
My light-hearted sarcasm was lost on HN.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
It's clear to me given the description of the protagonists involved on this topic.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Your logic posits that the good guys lost i.e Russia & Iran, supposedly fighting terrorists in Syria.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Nothing ever happens. In this case other than maybe an advancement of a greater Isreal in the middle east.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
To the contrary the M2 supply [0] indicates that the Fed's QT policy has barely taken any money out of circulation. [0] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Those pile of scripts are the solutions on which Kubernetes was built on. And the fact that they never break is why greybeards still use them over the complexity of shiny new things.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Aside from that the website also has a guide to install it with postcss, a tool I've never heard of before (forgive my intentional ignorance).
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
I think most people will be served with a simple IDS that checks the entrypoints (ssh etc.), a software update routine and hardening of world accessible services to mitigate any potential damage. Anything else is probably going to be immeas
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Judges get decisions wrong all the time.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
A far worse monopoly than Google is going to solve your monopoly problem?
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
What do you call the Apple store then if it's not a monopolization of the iOS ecosystem? This article accurately captures all tech monopolies, Apple included. https://ia.net/topics/monopolies-apple-and-epic
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Who is going to provide a competitive browser for the price of $0 other than Google?
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Everything here you accuse Google of doing, Apple is running circles on. Ultimately, if this case goes through Google are right about one thing. The UX on Chrome is going to take a steep nose dive.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
This farce we call capitalism works really well.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
DOGE, the idea, exists today because in their 100+ year history GAO has nothing to show for responsible government spending. It's that simple.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
GAO claims to have saved a paltry $70B [0] in taxpayer dollars last year. Here's them in 2022 saying $247B [1] got lost in that year due to "payment errors". Looks like their job is to only make recommendations on spending an
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
> Politics is hard. Government spending is death by a thousand cuts ... If the solution is not to cut excessive and unchecked spending, you tell us your solution for the dealing with the problem? > remove whole departments (remove al
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Key word here being employees . There is no historical precedent for what DOGE has set out to accomplish assuming DJT was actually being serious. Though I would be curious to know where you see them grabbing those said quick wins.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
a) Accounting is not that hard. Also you can't be seriously making the argument that one of the richest man in this world does not know how federal funds are spent... b) I don't think that's true. And even if were to suppose
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Once operationalized DOGE should start their prune exercise with the Pentagon.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
You are correct to state over-reliance on AI as a data source will probably lead to society's intellectual atrophy. One could argue we have been on this path with other things but the whole thing more and more to me looks like eating y
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Direct quote from the article: "The companies are facing several challenges. It’s become increasingly difficult to find new, untapped sources of high-quality, human-made training data that can be used to build more advanced AI systems.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Docker is simply a packaging format with docker compose being a wrapper for docker run. Author seems to confuse general application issues with docker's. Article wasn't convincing enough about docker compose's shortcomings. T
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Doesn't offer much utility IMO as most distributions come with secure defaults ootb these days. Unfortunately it's checklist is not thorough enough to keep you ahead of the security curve.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
It's never been easier to invest in "Bitcoin" thanks to the ETFs which have been greenlight by the SEC since early this year.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
My experience is the opposite. Have used their forever free tier for 3 years now with no issue, no downtime, no drama.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
DNS filtering is good enough these days. I have very few ad-thirsty apps that I need. On my Android VPN + Cromite browser does the job, on my PC uBlock Lite will do it. Am always using gluetun VPN hosted on a VPS with these two options: BLO
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
All this talk means nothing until Google gives AI permissions to push to prod.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Freetube is terribly unoptimized. Even though it supports hw video playback, I decided to skip it as it had too much CPU overhead.
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by Timber-6539 2y ago
Had the same issue with restic taking up a lock in the event of an unsuccessful operation. I have a very simple workaround for it. ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/restic unlock ExecStart=/usr/bin/restic backup

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