atmosx

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   by atmosx 1y ago

   > Then who are you to judge the democratic will of the spanish people? First of all, that’s literally what democracy is about, judging and expressing opinions. Even if you're a non-citizen. Secondly, how do you know the “Spanish peo
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   by atmosx 1y ago

   I've seen it work. I’ve managed EKS clusters for small teams myself, so it’s definitely doable. The real challenge isn’t setting up the EKS cluster, but configuring everything around it: RBAC, secrets management, infrastructure-as-code
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   by atmosx 1y ago

   Happy to agree that these issues must be approached through institutional and legal frameworks, not through technology.
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   by atmosx 1y ago

   Happy pinboard user here as well...
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   by atmosx 1y ago

   Nope. I don't have many passports and AFAIK getting citizenship is not a child's play, you can't do that on a whim.
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   by atmosx 1y ago

   I don't trust the rhetoric or the motives. Which brings me to the following questions: Do all of your acquaintances even use VPNs? Because 97,56% of mine don’t. So it's not about you and your friends. But lets assume for a moment
7. 247.▲
   by atmosx 1y ago

   Exactly. Part of the tech crowd is so naive when it comes to this sort of discussions…
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   by atmosx 1y ago

   Will be in illegal. Why risk jail?
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   by atmosx 1y ago

   Greece buys guns from several countries primarily for “protection” in case of war. There is a lot of corruption happening in these deals, but that’s not unique to Greece. Greece is in a very tough spot compared to other EU countries (ie Bel
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Really? I happen to be Sicilian from my mother’s side :-) - what makes you think this time will happen? What usually is that they spend a few hundred millions in consultancy and plans. And then off we go for the next round :-)
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    The European Union has, in practice, lacked genuine free movement of people across internal borders for some time (I went through complete and very aggressive border control entering France via airplane three years ago). Schengen arrangemen
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    "Unfortunately, I think ‘No bad person should ever benefit from our success’ is a pretty difficult principle to run a business on,” wrote Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei in a note to staff obtained by WIRED." Ref: https://ww
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    I would really like to learn more about your setup. Can you share details?
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    If companies faced real consequences, like substantial fines from a regulatory body with the authority to assess damage and impose long-term penalties, their stock would take a hit. That alone would compel them to take security seriously. U
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Funny how that works :-)
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    … is there a point you’re trying to make?
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Did this approach ever actually work out in the history of humanity? Like, we're fine with massive corporations spying on us because otherwise the Chinese/Russian/Aliens might? In the name of protecting freedom, we're vi
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    There are companies that sell the entire dataset of these websites :-) - it’s just one phone call away to solve on the OpenAI side.
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    I believe that it worked somewhat fine in Athens (500th century BC): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kleroterion Plus, you can't get much worse than the 2014 Committee for Science, Space and Technology: https:&#x2F
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    I would pay 50$ a year if this had a vim integration.
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Politics shape every aspect of our lives. It is governance at the highest level (Plato named it "Techne Basilike"), and tech is directly impacted by policies, politics and everything in between. As long as the conversation stays c
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    There was a tool shared on "Show HN" that used a lightweight, local LLM to convert any web page into plain text for use with a text-based browser. I suppose something similar could be done with mutt as well.
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Mutt. The learning curve is substantial and the omnipresence of HTML and graphics is email will make the experience poor… but if you take part in multiple mailing lists and are 99% text and little else, it’s worth the hassle.
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Wow congrats!
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Oh dear - you should European Funds for CS research programs. It’s a money making scheme for everyone involved without producing anything of substance and runs for years on end. There even companies “specialized” in every step of the proces
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Has outsourcing ever worked for anyone? I really haven’t heard a success story involving a government outsourcing _something_ like ever.
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Well: https://dnsprivacy.org/public_resolvers/
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    I grew up listening to Paco De Lucía on long family road trips to Italy. My dad had a deep appreciation for guitarists like Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits, Eric Clapton (hey hey, from the unplugged), BB King and of course, Paco De Lucía. W
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    I am using PhotoSync to backup photos from iPhone to a self-hosted Photoprism via WebDAV (accessible from everywhere via tailscale).
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    by atmosx 1y ago

    Not just you. Brian May brought Steve Howe in to execute the complex flamenco-style classic guitar in “Innuendo” while Brian himself played the main electric guitar parts. So if Brian May can’t do it.. it’s fine. YT Video: https:/&#x2