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andreygrehov
7mo ago
No. That narrative is driven by mass media, which shapes the perception of opinions posted on HN.
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7mo ago
So where was that outrage before the current administration? The comments in this submission mostly blame the administration. I verified older versions of the apps and found that the wide permissions were there prior to Trump, and now sudde
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
The apps have nothing to do with the current administration. All these permissions were already in place before the current administration. It’s easy to verify this by looking at previous versions of the apps. HN has created a narrative tha
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
Is there a recording or is this just a course agenda accessible to MIT students only? Edit: here is a better link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bj65xjfI-Q
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
Can we unwind? How and by whom was this project started such that now it has to be cancelled?
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
Great work, but your macOS build cannot be opened. You need to sign the app through Apple Developer Program.
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
https://www.manualslib.com/products/Lamborghini-Urus-1030536... This one is good as well.
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
What’s the purpose of this submission?
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
Yes, I'm familiar. Don't know if you checked my profile, but I joined HN 12+ years ago.
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
It likely gets physically deleted after 3-5 years, whereas on HN I can neither delete nor archive a comment or post I made yesterday.
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
+1 I can’t even delete my old stuff on HN. I don’t own my comments here. In contrast, I can go ahead and delete any of my Facebook posts or comments from 10 years ago. In a way, HN is more hostile than Facebook.
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
Where can i learn more about it?
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
Building a tool that automatically generates living infrastructure diagrams from your cloud anccount and turns them into real-time incident dashboards. Think Figma meets Datadog - beautiful visualization that updates during outages to show
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andreygrehov
7mo ago
> I don’t want to see HN becoming twitter, which is full of bots There are barely any bots on Twitter. There were thousands of thousands of bots before 2023, because the API was free. These days running a bot on Twitter is expensive. Fun
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Many people do not smoke weed.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Yea, I should sell my house, move my kids to a different school, find another job and al that just because of some weed addict, right?
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
It is a fact.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Do you propose that for my wife or our newborn? Why don't you smoke cannabis in it?
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
These people have a choice, whereas I don’t.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
We are finally on the same page.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Smell preference is NOT the issue. Forced exposure is. You can walk away from perfume. You can't walk away from a cloud that follows you down the street.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
That wasn't the point. This isn't about personal preference or which smell someone finds more 'appealing'. The point is intensity and spread. Cannabis smoke is much stronger, lingers longer, and carries farther in open a
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9mo ago
You're arguing a point I didn't make. I didn't bring up air quality or pollution policy at all. I brought up a very specific, lived experience: my wife walking our newborn and being exposed to a strong, pervasive cannabis sme
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
The problems can and do co-exist. The list is endless and that's why it's whataboutism.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Classic whataboutism. The existence of problem A doesn’t cancel out problem B. Car exhaust being harmful doesn’t suddenly make strong marijuana smoke in public acceptable, especially around kids.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Not really. Regular cigarette smoke is less intense and dissipates pretty quickly outdoors. Marijuana smoke is much stronger, lingers longer, and carries farther, so it impacts everyone nearby a lot more.
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9mo ago
My biggest complaint is the smell. I absolutely hate it. The smell is strong and spreads everywhere. Some people in our community smoke marijuana while walking their dogs. At the same time, my wife takes our newborn for a walk. It’s absolut
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Ok ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ wish I had screenshots or anything, but I don’t.
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
Quote: (1) speech can be prohibited if it is "directed at inciting or producing imminent lawless action" and (2) it is "likely to incite or produce such action." See Brandenburg v. Ohio ( https://www.oyez.org&#
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andreygrehov
9mo ago
But that's not the end of the analysis. The legal line isn't 'force or nothing'; it's intent + conduct. Speech and observation are protected, but coordinated action intended to impede enforcement is not. If "IC
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