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bilekas
1y ago
> this is what school is for. teaching children to be critical and investigate claims no matter where they come from. This is a really nice idea. If only teachers were paid enough to be able to give their care. In any part of the world.
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bilekas
1y ago
The algorithm is self preserving, its goal seems not to inform but to generate engagement, how and what type of engagement seems to be irrelevant and secondary. It's genuinely why I view HN as one of the last bastions of good discussio
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bilekas
1y ago
It's related only to the protocol. > Ariadne is efficient, using only highly efficient symmetric cryptographic primitives. Your implementation is up to you really. As I see the OP's link, this is just an aperiodic implementatio
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bilekas
1y ago
> Is it premature to blame RFK? Nobody was blaming RFK for this particular case, reading it you can see the reason RFK was called out is because he's the main health 'professional' representative who, himself, spout debunk
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bilekas
1y ago
> The children absorbed outlandish ideas, including that the Royal Family were shape-shifting lizards, says Gabriel. "As a young child, you trust your parents. So you see that as a truth," he says. At what point does someone st
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bilekas
1y ago
I'll take it off their hands if they don't need it.
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bilekas
1y ago
It's just a privacy-preserving network layer communication protocol, think onion router. Removing the dependency on third party verification. Some further reading : https://netsec.ethz.ch/publications/papers/
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bilekas
1y ago
That's not debated and nobody mentioned that it's a 'surprise' there is a perf hit. The topic is related to now being the time to disable it as there seems to be no need for it anymore due to a kernel patch, as well as I
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bilekas
1y ago
It's such a scummy move to tell people how they can use their browsers, it's basically calling ownership on the internet and saying "the only way you can use the internet is how we say, with adds" I'm so despondent
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bilekas
1y ago
> I love entering “the zone” and solving complex problems, one at a time This straight away sums up my experience too.. infarct for vscodrive had to even turn off copilot as, to me at least it feels so much more aggressive. It feels lik
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bilekas
1y ago
It doesn't necessarily need to be actionable for now but at the moment there is an exponential growth in the datacenter power usages. For now, sure it might be ridiculously minor, but when it starts to ramp up who's to say it wont
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bilekas
1y ago
It would be on the same level as saying burning wood for power plants would be considered renewable. Is it "Green" now.. Two different things.
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bilekas
1y ago
This is pretty cool.. I like the idea, could I make a semi-snarky feature request and could we add the estimated power consumed to produce results for each session ?
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bilekas
1y ago
You’re right, for a lot of scenario which is exactly what a standard is there to do, encapsulating the broad strokes. > Alternatives like WebP might be good for browsers but are nigh-unworkable on desktops, support is very spotty. Right
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bilekas
1y ago
Hands free? That’s a skill I haven’t perfected yet.
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bilekas
1y ago
I’m not sure if that’s true actually, you might get a takedown notice, but to sue, and maybe I’m wrong but you have to claim damages, all op has to do is not announce out? IE he can see the peer pool but they don’t announce the peer list.
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bilekas
1y ago
As someone with bathroom stage fright from time to time, this is terrifying.
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bilekas
1y ago
I'm curious, not a UI designer at all here, but what's so taxing about the hamburger? I grew up with it mostly always around and never even thought twice about it..
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bilekas
1y ago
> "proposed consent decree would prevent the merged company from boycotting platforms because of their political content by refusing to place their clients' advertisements on them, according to two people briefed on the matter.
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bilekas
1y ago
My opinion might be different to yours, we should be free to discuss it without the fear of not aligning. You know how this plays out.
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bilekas
1y ago
> And to that extent, social media platforms need to step up maintaining civility within their community. This is always the line that will be crossed though, there are some comedians who I find in bad taste, but I'm not going to te
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bilekas
1y ago
I can't get over this from Apple specifically, I offer joke about how UI/UX designers just make work for themselves but here someone was missing to call these things out. The rounded edges are all a hodgepodge, the different level
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bilekas
1y ago
This is such a nothing burger and what happens when you let UI take control of your whole business model. "Look at our presentation, UI updates" What happened to actually innovating? They really are promoting "set your alarm
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bilekas
1y ago
> The general framework is still based on the same core principles and regulations, therefore cores most of the systems are much more alike than different. No not really, I can say from an IE point of view, the reason the border at north
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bilekas
1y ago
> just some Internet rando using a misleading name for their pet project. Thank god someone said it, there are actually so many of these strange projects that try to promote some improvement for 'their' problems and propose the
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bilekas
1y ago
> I think that's THE problem. Every member country has at least one duplicate of some public sector thing (tax agency, property/citizen registry, health registry etc.) and each of them does their thing slightly differently. You
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bilekas
1y ago
I'm sorry but I don't know why there is such a big push for this.. Listed on the https://eu-os.eu/goals#motivation > synergy effects lead to tax savings, because there is no per-seat license cost How much are w
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bilekas
1y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted, I fully agree personally, my only concern at least would be that once the transition project gets started, if the wrong "loudest" vessels in government need to make some noise abo
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bilekas
1y ago
I need a facebook account to see this post ? Can we get a better link maybe on the homepage ?
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bilekas
1y ago
Umm what ? Are you saying that we need to call Twitter X? And if not, we should get flagged? If that's the case I'd like to say it will always be Twitter for me.
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