csydas

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by csydas 3y ago
Out of curiosity, do you interpret the list as a list of accomplishments or a goal list? My interpretation of the author's intent is that it was more to show how much we limit ourselves needlessly due to our own perceptions (however we
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by csydas 3y ago
It's the reality of many families all over the world, so, yes, you can if you want to I think is what the article is suggesting. I don't think the list is meant to be a "you must do these things" list, it's more to
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by csydas 3y ago
it’s contextual as most things. need to actually use and work on the machine? use whatever shell you want to make your life easier. need a script to run on many different systems and/or need to write a script to be managed automaticall
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by csydas 3y ago
it does but i cannot tell why the azure performance is so different than on premises hyperv. i simply don’t know but the issues i’m describing here afaik did not affect azure instances. i do not know why but i thjnk it means there is a diff
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by csydas 3y ago
HyperV has been overlooked by Microsoft for awhile in favor of Azure. You can get a basic HyperV host up and running pretty easily (even for free with the Core edition), but I would not call it great. My experience with HyperV is not a plea
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by csydas 3y ago
it’s not my thing but there are certainly tech enthusiasts and even brand specific enthusiasts that like details like this as they do try to get “the best” from their tech. so probably it’s not for everyone but i guess there is value in kno
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by csydas 3y ago
Yes, mostly because the other actors are notoriously vengeful and petty; ransomware gangs, dark markets, etc, they don't just register complaints with each other, they typically look to ensure the bad actors are removed from the space
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by csydas 3y ago
SilkRoad was a dark web market, so the comparison from the parent is a bit strange for me, but regarding your comment on reviews, yes they're very important and for the sites I've used, the reviews have been very reliable and usef
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by csydas 3y ago
Is there maybe some road map or purpose statement on this? it’s not that i don’t believe that this is absolutely true (i’m sure it’s the wet dream of all SV companies…) but google’s offerings are so inconsistent that if that’s really their
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by csydas 3y ago
yes but what i’m saying is the knife analogy weakens this position imo )) if it’s bullshit (which we agree)i personally find such analogies serve to support the nullshit narrative instead of calling bs on it ). that’s all). i do agree you a
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by csydas 3y ago
I think there are elements we agree on (liability), but I don't think it's about any real safety concern or anything beyond just "we are not sure we cannot break the law on privacy and data collection/advertising with ou
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by csydas 3y ago
i would not call myself a writer though my education was literature, and whether by intent of my instructors or just by how the writing process works, this is more or less how i write more formal or “professional” items. it’s not nearly as
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by csydas 3y ago
i would disagree. i thjnk the safety concerns and conversations from the companies serving AI services are misguided simply because the companies know what they want to do with it (advertising based on user data and input) but they have no
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by csydas 3y ago
Spellchecks are fine usually but I have not yet found one I like when it comes to auto-correcting, as I cannot seem to get the rhythm when I'm trying to type and seeing my words and writing change without my interaction is very distrac
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by csydas 3y ago
I would largely agree with this viewpoint having grown up in the US in a medium sized city. Everything was a few miles away, public transit was present but not reliable (missing a bus meant waiting 40+ minutes for the next one), no bike lan
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by csydas 3y ago
will take advantage of your knowledge for a question and also a comment to your post. No writer should be trusted blindly but i don’t thjnk you meant that literally ;) just for others to see. all information should have some verification ev
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by csydas 3y ago
this is why car analogies are dangerous :) I would argue a dealer telling you about a major defect directly before you buy the car is a bit different than a post on some forums that the product they're selling is not well made. I would
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by csydas 3y ago
asking why the sky is blue when you don’t know is perfectly fine and even admirable when everyone else seems to know and you don’t. i would expect such a person to at least try some research first and then share what they learned and what
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by csydas 3y ago
I don’t think it’s about fearing the truth I think it’s a right for fear that there is a new system which everyone treats as authoritative and very often the system is wrong. I think it’s worth the question. What are we going to do with thi
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by csydas 3y ago
I don’t think that follows at all I think what they would prefer is that both AI developers and users of AI systems are aware that this is what is being fed to them and that without purposefully going to avoid stereotypes you’re going to ge
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by csydas 3y ago
I can somewhat do this, but I think that the idea is overstated in many people's perceptions -- that is, it's not that I can always clearly see anything in my mind or hear or smell things in my mind, it's only in specific sit
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by csydas 3y ago
would agree. i don’t have kids myself but often get asked to watch people’s kids for extended times; half the time building trust is just being interested in what they are interested in. not even participating just asking questions and enco
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by csydas 3y ago
i mean you can explain)) i explained why i cannot reach that and my points are there)) so please explain
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by csydas 3y ago
A late reply you'll probably never see, but while in theory that works, keep in mind that (at least for US Court systems), there is an evidentiary process that must be satisfied before any of that will be considered. The police have re
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by csydas 3y ago
Late reply I'm sure you'll never see, but I do not agree with the idea that such a system is a betterment for society given our approaches to prison and arrests. The law should be consistent for all persons; any punishments should
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by csydas 3y ago
I cannot see how you reach the conclusion of discrimination; the question is simply "why is this article from a person with no relation to the tech sphere on front page of HN?" https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguid
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by csydas 3y ago
While I would agree parent comment lacks depth, I have also reached the same conclusion. I'm from the US and left for Europe some time ago; seeing the difference in cultures and how countries and cities are run inspired me to reflect a
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by csydas 3y ago
At some level in the infrastructure this may be true, but this is not my experience working directly with the RND/Engineering teams and Infrastructure teams on a lot of the big cloud providers. They will undoubtedly have many tricks to
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by csydas 3y ago
i get what you’re saying, but i don’t see those as true hierarchies either. they suffer the same issues and problems as described above. the simple idea of implicit authority because of rank or position does not seem to work as soon as ther
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by csydas 3y ago
I mean, it's a nice thought, but it does not change the situation I described. The persons with the power of authority determine whether or not the surveillance data can be accessed. In the example I mentioned where the only footage of

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