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by clayhacks 2y ago
If you want to do the mTLS, I’d also suggest step-ca [0], it’s an open source TLS and SSH CA. You can setup a variety of methods to be the identity provider, then have step provide the certs 0: https://smallstep.com/docs&#x2
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by clayhacks 2y ago
Exit to community is a form of exit specifically for coops. The exact structure of that is variable, but it can be something like a loan paid to the founders/stakeholders and paid back over time or just a crowdfund from workers and cus
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by clayhacks 2y ago
I also have a supernote and yeah I think that could work. You can add email accounts to a supernote and read PDFs
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by clayhacks 2y ago
Fix what things? And how are you fixing them?
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by clayhacks 2y ago
Have you heard of sortition? Its taking your last idea even further, and having that random selection just actually become the legislative body. Would hopefully lead to less polarisation as parties would have less opportunities to fundraise
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by clayhacks 2y ago
These dams have drawbacks, but the planets speed is so far down the list. The rivers ecosystem and the watershed would be much more impacted. Not that they can’t take those into account and try to minimize, but it is an inevitable side effe
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by clayhacks 2y ago
Take transit and you pay much less. Driving in manhattan is such a shit show, hope this changes some behavior
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by clayhacks 2y ago
No major details released. This feels like it could be a big deal, but I guess we’ll have to see what got compromised. The fact they’ve made it this far is wild
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by clayhacks 2y ago
It’s the hypocrisy that bothers me personally. They force other countries to have maximally free trade with the world bank/IMF, then abandon those ideals the moment they aren’t convenient for the US. I think it’s reasonable for the US
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by clayhacks 2y ago
That feels like a big factor. I see far more engineers and techies in SF than artists and poets. Not sure how many artists could survive in the city when not only rent is so expensive, but almost all other goods are also more expensive (lar
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by clayhacks 2y ago
This was written for Houston Strategies, I’m thinking it might not be some unbiased flawless review of the data. Houston is an oil town with crazy sprawl, they have a vested interest in more cars and car dependency. The article doesn’t seem
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by clayhacks 2y ago
Deepseek just released their frontier model that they trained on 2k GPUs for <$6M. Way cheaper than a lot of the big labs. If the big labs can replicate some of their optimisations we might see some big gains. And I would hope more small
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by clayhacks 2y ago
So many tools don’t even let you change that! I can forgive not defaulting to the XDG directories but when you can change it I’m just frustrated.
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by clayhacks 2y ago
V0.dev from vercel is pretty powerful for creating from scratch. Haven’t used it for improving an existing design
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by clayhacks 2y ago
As someone who does a lot of SRE work this hits hard. I feel like my challenges day to day are rarely that I just need to spit out something, but that I need to find the precisely right blend of configs and connections to tie a bunch of com
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by clayhacks 2y ago
I mean it’s possible we don’t see it. Or perhaps don’t see it very much before it’s ridiculously smart. A lot of AI research is at private companies who only share some details when they formally release a model. If they could make an AI re
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by clayhacks 2y ago
Why should the investors be getting that much of a return? The whole premise of why investments gain value is that there is a risk associated with it. The risk didn’t pay off, try not getting in the planet killing business
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by clayhacks 2y ago
More like volcels
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by clayhacks 2y ago
We should look at statistics, not your anecdotal case. I’m sure there are plenty of people like you who are pretty smart, but perhaps not a genius. Statistically that is an outlier and most people are doing worse than their parents. Having
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by clayhacks 2y ago
That’s not the whole truth. The sanctions ban any ship from stopping at Cuba then coming to America for 90 days. Yes technically you could go from wherever to Cuba and that’s it, but no company would miss out on the massive American market
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by clayhacks 2y ago
If you feel the need to nitpick on how close to genocide the current situation in Gaza is, perhaps you maybe focused on the wrong thing
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by clayhacks 2y ago
So each violation being like each house under the requirement? Or what is considered a violation
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by clayhacks 2y ago
I’m no expert, but I know chia network [0] is a crypto based on proving you have data stored. Not sure how popular or properly incentivised it is but could be a solution like you’ve described. 0: https://www.chia.net/
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by clayhacks 2y ago
I just joined Amazon but I’m definitely on board for unionization. Just need to figure out who else is. It seems like the real solution here is a collective unit to bargain with management to say no 5 days is not necessary. And probably get
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by clayhacks 2y ago
Thanks for this. I really want more software engineers to see the benefits of unions. Yes we’re paid well but there’s more to life than a paycheck
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by clayhacks 2y ago
I don’t think Linux needs to win in one big swoop year. I can see it slowly eating away at windows until it’s as big as MacOS or bigger. I think there could be a tipping point when certain Linux distros are just better for almost everything
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by clayhacks 3y ago
New technology will always be new giants to see from, but open source really is a nice ladder up to the shoulders of giants. So many benefits from sharing the tech
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by clayhacks 3y ago
I think it's over 5%, but not much more. There's also the issue of learning about the government abusing power can be intimidating. You learn they do lots of extrajudicial murder, do you speak out and be the next target? We need m
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by clayhacks 4y ago
He says at the end his automation allowed him to automate more. A great positive feedback loop. I see the inverse is also true. Where having no automation makes automating new things harder. Without enough engineers I think they will hit so
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by clayhacks 4y ago
Damn we should bring those back and put the wide gauage to use! BARTing into marin and beyond would be amazing

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