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corndoge
5d ago
The funny thing is that now we have people freaking out about Flock. These same people didn't care about Snowden files at the time. In the same vein there are many ALPR companies besides Flock but none of them are getting any heat. Too
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8d ago
Thanks for answering. Do you think these dovetail? Both archive everything you browse, so that's common functionality that could be factored out. I only want one archive, having two separate archives because one focuses on search and t
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corndoge
9d ago
Are you aware of ArchiveBox? https://archivebox.io/ What does Hister do differently? Search seems like a major differentiator, I'm wondering if leveraging the existing archivebox project for archival and implementing g
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corndoge
22d ago
> Given that this is HN, and a non-trivial number of us have ADHD, creativity is positively correlated with ADHD. Very strong reasoning here. Is there anything this ADHD condition cannot explain?
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22d ago
> We used it somewhat famously during the 9/11 attacks. I have not been able to locate any source that backs up this claim.
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corndoge
23d ago
I wonder why you didn't read the article?
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corndoge
25d ago
Any justification for this claim?
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1mo ago
I like it because each individual piece can happen and we probably all know people by now that have some aspect of Aaron - massive AI use, or into prediction markets, or live streaming, or just a friend who we have learned over time lacks s
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corndoge
1mo ago
It is possible, perhaps even probable, that no human read the thread.
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1mo ago
Seems like a sad way to spend the limited hours of your life
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corndoge
1mo ago
Fighting the ocean is futile
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corndoge
1mo ago
In other words, the government has determined the "bribery" line item on developers' expense sheets is not large enough.
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corndoge
1mo ago
What's next? Programming Javascript without understanding Javascript??
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1mo ago
What was your reaction after reading the full article?
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1mo ago
Which part of the article made you feel this way?
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2mo ago
Correct, for better or worse facebook is the meeting ground for many communities and if you are in those communities you have to use it.
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2mo ago
I guess your previous slop submissions for trading platforms and uh checks notes decentralized content syndication networks didn't get traction so you pivoted to dawslop? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49195406
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corndoge
2mo ago
As a massive VR enthusiast I agree with you, but that doesn't change the fact that we are the only 2 people doing it
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2mo ago
I think the evidence contradicts you at this point
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2mo ago
I mean, people did try to discuss it. YouTube and Facebook actually deleted content discussing it, in possibly the most blatant act of political censorship in recent memory in this country, and barely anyone knows that. Not that the US gove
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2mo ago
Yeah they're really trying to solve problems that should be solved at a technical level with soft solutions in porcelain. See also this issue asking keepassxc to disable plaintext exports, which is completely technically feasible http
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2mo ago
The fact that services can ban passkey providers is a major red flag in the protocol and the real issue that nobody talks about well, people are talking about it but it's not making a difference https://lucumr.pocoo.org/
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2mo ago
this doesn't really matter. There's no risk of models gaining sentience and running themselves, this blog is like openai saying whoops we ran sqlmap and dumped hf. cool, but someone still needs to point the gun
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2mo ago
No one wants this, nobody is watching action footy in VR
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3mo ago
Often times the words produced do have legitimate factual information though. It's less psychosis and more a confluence of well known human tendencies - salience bias, automation bias, etc.
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3mo ago
It's a living room pc - using it to stream from a media NAS is one application that comes to mind
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3mo ago
Point and laugh at the man who is honest about what he feels
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4mo ago
You are thinking of "game theory" and it's what happens when your coworkers don't give a shit. And all it takes is one, both because they can degrade product quality faster than you can gate it or fix it and because the
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4mo ago
I am tired of reading this comment
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4mo ago
This is ancient tech https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TERCOM
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