aaomidi

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   by aaomidi 1y ago

   So what do we do with all the productivity gains we’ve had?
2. 242.▲
   by aaomidi 1y ago

   Is that what’s happening here?
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   by aaomidi 1y ago

   I’m not sure what happened there but I’ve both experienced and seen so many startups where their initial leadership was great, then VC gets involved and completely destroys the long term trajectory of the company in exchange for short term
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   by aaomidi 1y ago

   Bazzite is what you’re asking for.
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   by aaomidi 1y ago

   Depends on the time, no? Population not being evenly distributed etc
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   by aaomidi 1y ago

   I guess that’s one context where it makes sense. The reason I have difficulty with public CA provided certificates for client certs is that client certs aren’t primarily being used as authentication of a specific user (and maybe authorizati
7. 247.▲
   by aaomidi 1y ago

   It really doesn’t make sense to have the client cert be issued by a publicly trusted CA. What’s the assertion being made with that client cert?
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   by aaomidi 1y ago

   https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2025/05/14/zeven-gerenommeerde-wet... It is one. Literally the experts in this field agree that it is one. At this point, not using that term by the average person is genocide d
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   by aaomidi 1y ago

   There’s a lot of work that is “useful” but the return on investment is not direct, but rather indirect. For example I don’t remember the detail exactly but this professors insistence to study extremophiles has directly translated to many im
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Maintaining democracy during peace time is easy. During war time it’s hard. It’s also exactly the time where we should do work our hardest to maintain democracy. I would recommend reading the Lincoln letter to William H. Herndon dated Feb.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Google is making these rules for it's own root program. There are multiple root programs out there. Also, root programs have their own requirements, and then the general baseline requirements discussed in the CA/B forum. The indus
12. 252.▲
    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Yeah this type of behavior will eventually get Apple broken into two. And they’ll deserve it.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Statements like this are mostly useless. People don’t measure happiness in aggregate. Just because I can fly anywhere in the world in a few hours, doesn’t make up for something like loneliness. There’s categories of “happiness with life”, a
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Honestly, the only files I like this turned on is unit tests.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Switzerland?
16. 256.▲
    by aaomidi 1y ago

    And the job creates a sense of community too. At some point it’ll probably be automated, but yeah, what’s the point.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    That works but depending on how you merge the PR, you end up needing to do a rebase on all of your future PRs. I really wish 1PR = 1 commit with revision based diffs. Similar to gerrit.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    BECKY CHAMBERS
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    The majority of people on the left want M4A, higher minimum wage, less income inequality. The politicians that represent them do not care. They get their seats secured as long as they toe the billionaire line. We have no real opposition par
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    So, you’re saying basic protesting and sitins shouldn’t be allowed? Nah I’m sorry disrupting other events is a cornerstone of freedom of speech.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    And to add to this. Speech is not created equal. What some students say in some college campus has very little power compared to the speech of one of the richest people __in history__. When someone famous and rich says something fucked up,
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Arresting every man in the country would plummet public safety issues in the US. I propose we do this.
23. 263.▲
    by aaomidi 1y ago

    How do you propose IT go and verify every contact?
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    > It would be better to acknowledge that you used the wrong term the first time than trying to blame marketing. Cool, the web is also e2ee, because of TLS. See how silly it is?
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Okay I’ll say you’re being extremely pedantic. When someone says e2ee in this context they two “ends” clearly matter here. Trusting signal, without the out of band verification, does make its primary property useless yes. And for classified
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Loading an external trust store isn’t a thing signal supports. So no, forking the client would be necessary.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Signal without out of band verification is quite literally useless. Maybe if the DoD forked signal, added a way for signal to piggyback off of an existing trust system, then sure. But I would bet a lot of money that the folks in this signal
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    Trump announcing he’s caving on the tariffs the same day as earnings. Not a coincidence. Given he also acted as a salesperson for Tesla.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    That probably says more about Australian society than it does about Tesla.
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    by aaomidi 1y ago

    They will need to most likely do a full mass revocation at this point.