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by atmosx 10mo ago
Hehe. These are tough questions. I had a specific scope in mind. But to answer your questions. > Is 'good for the social structure' the metric to use for defining good? No. > Should we be serving the social structure to be &
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Absolutely.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
I can relate, thanks for sharing. Indeed, that doesn't sound like something that Isaac Newton[^1] would say :-) [^1]: My idea of Isaac Newton comes from Stephenson's novel. But I trust that Mr Stephenson's research because it
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by atmosx 10mo ago
I believe the terminology is off. The author seems to confuse cynicism with realism. Cynicism is specific trait and has only negative connotations. It cannot be “good” for a social structure by definition. Realism is neutral. But we often a
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by atmosx 10mo ago
You mean that going against Google is easier than going against a small company like Tailscale? I doubt it.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Is Roslyn available only for .NET?
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Isn’t that true for any new service out there? What’s the market for a search engine? And yet kagi.com is a thing.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Three. I would rather have just one though. Going back I would have never setup a gmail. You can get access to Gmail services using a regular email. My fastmail has 250+ masked addresses and about 10 aliases.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Book as a generic guide. Use LLMs as a personal tutor, ask it to evaluate your solution. Give it context, as much as possible. Discuss about new concepts. Once you think you figure it out, make sure you double check with a human otherwise y
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Is the op referring to J. Cruyff?
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by atmosx 10mo ago
There is a “contradictions” section that clearly explains why this is a scam of the highest order. There are honest ways to make a living. In this case honest is “being transparent” about the way data is handled instead of using newspeak.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Using FreeBSD dummynet it’s possible to modify the characteristics of network traffic and emulate e.g. Somalia performance from a datacenter in France.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
> I installed a BitTorrent client, found the release on Pirate Bay, successfully torrented just the subtitle file, and used an editor to read the subtitles for scenes with a lot of alien. ... while you were on the movies? That's &qu
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by atmosx 10mo ago
> what are you on about? I'm a European citizen, stating the obvious. Happens to be the contrary of what most ppl in here think it is. > Member states joined the EU through mechanisms of their state. (Acts of parlements, referend
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Just to make myself clear: I don’t think the UK made the right move. But if you ask most countries in referendums they will choose to leave. Ps. I know HN likes the EU very much because they see it as an opposing power to their home issues
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by atmosx 10mo ago
Can you name a referendum of a country within the EU that has to do with the EU in some form or capacity and received a positive vote? Netherlands, France, Italy and Greece all voted at a certain point in time. The result was always a “no”.
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by atmosx 10mo ago
If they had any, they would be in front line… not asking me to go get myself killed :-)
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by atmosx 10mo ago
I agree. It’s just there has not been a pro-EU vote in any form or capacity by any EU population. So the stopped doing referendums but the EU grew only even more unpopular- and lately with VDL and KK, its as if its a cruel joke we all expec
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by atmosx 11mo ago
Thanks.
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by atmosx 11mo ago
Nothing new here. Antirez for once has taken a similar stance on his YouTube video channel which has material on the topic. But it's worthwhile having a document like this publicly available by a company that the tech crowd seems to re
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by atmosx 11mo ago
CloudFlare doesn’t have a good track record. It’s the third party that caused more outages for us than any other third party service in the last four years.
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by atmosx 11mo ago
You need a session manager like tmuxinator, tmuxp and tmux-sessionx are popular choices.
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Unexpected events and prosocial behavior: the Batman effect(nature.com)
4 points by atmosx 11mo ago|1 comments
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by atmosx 11mo ago
This study tested whether an unexpected event, such as the presence of a person dressed as Batman, could increase prosocial behavior by disrupting routine and enhancing attention to the present moment. We conducted a quasi-experimental fiel
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by atmosx 11mo ago
I believe that in 1Passwd you can define / preselect a key per host now. So you can pinpoint key -> host. Some hosts have firewall rules that will block after X attempts were X might be low. However the agent still has access to all
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by atmosx 11mo ago
> From 10 years ago, but still, there is nothing today as secure as GPG. Age? > Since 2015 we have seen may applications that use encryption, and almost every one has given up their key once the company get a legal request from their
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by atmosx 11mo ago
Smart devices are a bad idea. And while I won’t mess with my Mercedes, I prefer dummy TV + media server/appleTV or chromecast.
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by atmosx 1y ago
MacOS runs containers spinning VMs. That’s why it’s slow (processing and filesystem I/O) compared to Linux. Same thing could be done in FreeBSD. Someone needs to put in the work…
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by atmosx 1y ago
Here's another one (assuming you can afford it): If you host 15+ ppl, make sure you get "help". Pay one or two young ppl a day's salary to act as a waiters. This way you _can_ focus on ppl and have some fun instead of yo
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by atmosx 1y ago
That book is pure gold.

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