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by bananapub 1y ago
link to opt out: https://www.linkedin.com/mypreferences/d/settings/data-for-a...
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by bananapub 1y ago
It doesn’t seem very unclear - the president made up a policy it isn’t possible to comply with, since there is no way to actually pay the massive bribe, in addition to probably being illegal, but nonetheless CBP may start refusing entry to
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by bananapub 1y ago
good example of where regulation is useful - there's zero reason for idiots to be making things like this worse, no matter what dumb justification they have. people shouldn't have to bear in mind "is this the one that burns
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by bananapub 1y ago
seems like a colossusly nice design.
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by bananapub 1y ago
Did we ever find out why it is he doesn’t work there anymore?
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by bananapub 1y ago
that doesn’t seem to be an issue in this case, since it’s exactly what everyone expects Broadcom to do in any given situation. their victims/customers are people stuck on the platform from before Broadcom bought it.
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by bananapub 1y ago
I love the passive voice the American media uses when an American right wing authority figure (cops, any Republican) is creating a situation whereby they are permitted to do violence. to the extent "tensions [are] growing", it&#x2
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by bananapub 1y ago
obviously it's deeply unhinged to suggest this is method is easy, or indeed a good idea at all, but if you want actually easy ways to do this, Zola and eleventy are both actually quite easy and will get you OK looking static html outpu
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by bananapub 1y ago
how do you feel the AGPL is relevant in that situation?
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by bananapub 1y ago
why would you use the AGPL? no one is going to be hosting your LSP and selling access to customers, and withholding their own patches.
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by bananapub 1y ago
it's definitely annoying, but it doesn't have to be your problem - just pick a version and then use that forever. go is annoying in many ways but this isn't one of them - you should be able to just rebuild a particular Hugo
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by bananapub 1y ago
fascinating how the reporting doesn't clarify that it's not just a bunch of busy work and a tax on Americans, but that the US didn't even bother making the system exist before introducing the rules. from last week: > “Key
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by bananapub 1y ago
"AI" in shovelware products like this is a shibboleth that means either "I don't know what I'm talking about" or "I'm trying to ride the hype train before it kills us all".
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by bananapub 1y ago
ah, classic HN, flagged already! some psychopaths stole a lot of personal data from the US federal government, and we don't know who took it, what they took, what they did with it, or why. but don't worry, that's Politics, an
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by bananapub 1y ago
dunno why you're being so obnoxious about it? a month is better than a year because we never ever ever managed to make revocation work, and so the only thing we can do is reduce the length of certs so that stolen or fraudulently obtain
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by bananapub 1y ago
doesn't seem very blurry - don't generate video of a crowd? seems like an easy rule?
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by bananapub 1y ago
it really is striking how pathetic almost all elites in the US have turned out to be, and in particular, almost all business leaders. why is there ~zero prominent CEOs/managers on tv explaining how turning US trade policy in to a perso
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by bananapub 1y ago
it does seem like a good moment for some group outside the US to start issuing ACME certs.
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by bananapub 1y ago
Every minor action in life gets intermediated via some VC-backed group of 22 year olds who clip the ticket and then retire to become reactionaries.
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by bananapub 1y ago
does anyone know why ? Meta has been doing the full stack integration of internal software down to machine builds for almost as long as google now; what's the point of outsourcing any of it after 20 years? is it some capex vs opex gam
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by bananapub 1y ago
Oh wow, how do you provide expert relevant feedback from skilled humans for free!?
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by bananapub 1y ago
for everyone willing to put a tiny amount of effort in, you can just: 1. Install acme-dns somewhere 2. Point part of your domain to that 3. Use lego or caddy or whatever to get certs using dns-01 No need to pay some dude who can then forge
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by bananapub 1y ago
this isn’t incompetence, it’s deliberate destruction of the functioning of the US state. they don’t want it to work anymore.
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by bananapub 1y ago
Greg Egan is someone who also does this, and does it prolifically and for the ~thirty years.
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by bananapub 1y ago
this is ... very low quality, and very low density. why did someone feel it was useful to post to HN?
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by bananapub 1y ago
please fix the title - the solution is for sale, the sculpture is not
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by bananapub 1y ago
I think something everyone is underpricing in our area is that LLMs are uniquely useful for writing code for programmers. it's a very constrained task, you can do lots of reliable checking on the output at low cost (linters, formatters
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by bananapub 1y ago
> Corruption definitely crosses the aisle. it isn't possible for you to be so poorly informed that you think "Joe Biden's son told people who his dad was so they'd let him do a business deal" is in the same scale
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by bananapub 1y ago
it really is just continually amazing that the American elite is almost entirely fine with the executive ending the rule of law and the pretence that the President isn't meant to use the powers of office purely to enrich himself and re
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by bananapub 1y ago
not very on topic, but for those who missed one of the more surreal reddit threads in history: - [MA] Post-it notes left in apartment [0] - and the update from OP a while later [1] [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/legaladv

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