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by danso 5mo ago
How do you imagine justice functioning in a system that lacks a statute of limitations?
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Making the news available at no cost is a victory(sltrib.com)
143 points by danso 5mo ago|136 comments
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by danso 5mo ago
Has Mir in the past ever implemented any kind of bans or restrictions for specific vendors or use cases?
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by danso 5mo ago
Sounds like a ransom was paid: > With that responsibility in mind, Instructure reached an agreement with the unauthorized actor involved in this incident. As part of that agreement: > The data was returned to us. We received digita
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Instructure Security Incident Update(instructure.com)
7 points by danso 5mo ago|2 comments
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Japan's New Care Workers: Bodybuilders, Wrestlers and MMA Fighters(nytimes.com)
1 points by danso 5mo ago|1 comments
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by danso 5mo ago
Non-paywall link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/25/world/asia/japan-care-wor...
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by danso 5mo ago
I was just struck by this line: > there were hordes of people standing lifelessly in a huge line waiting to check themselves out Where are the retail experiences where people waiting to checkout are expressing an abundance of joy in li
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by danso 5mo ago
I wonder how much old data Canvas keeps around? Are students who graduated in 2016 going to be at risk of having their academic data leaked?
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by danso 5mo ago
How are people supposed to act while waiting in line to check out?
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Man finds $1M worth of Yu-Gi-Oh cards in a dumpster(404media.co)
181 points by danso 5mo ago|54 comments
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Journal goes dark after impersonating Eric Topol and others(retractionwatch.com)
4 points by danso 5mo ago|0 comments
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by danso 5mo ago
Sorry but this is rich. The vast, vast majority of times that Github goes down, even though the issue is almost always resolved within the day if not in the next couple of hours. Yet we'd all agree that "Github is down" pos
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Her life savings mysteriously disappeared after a systems glitch(nytimes.com)
75 points by danso 5mo ago|60 comments
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by danso 5mo ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/04/25/your-money/fidelity-inves...
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by danso 6mo ago
Genuine question: is the cost to keep a persistent warmed cache for sessions idling for hours/days not significant when done for hundreds of thousands of users? Wouldn’t it pose a resource constraint on Anthropic at some point?
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by danso 6mo ago
It’s arguable that opening the doors for greedy soldiers to do a little insider trading and inadvertently expose the illegal covert violent raid that they’re party to might be one of the few positive outcomes in a society gamified by Polyma
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by danso 6mo ago
Has the availability of deepfake porn generation reduced the demand for deepfake porn featuring real people? When deepfake generators are capable of creating convincing imagery of flawless ideal fake humans, why do you suppose there’s so ma
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by danso 6mo ago
gift link: https://slate.com/business/2026/04/florida-state-orange-food...
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What killed the Florida orange?(slate.com)
170 points by danso 6mo ago|182 comments
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by danso 6mo ago
Doesn’t this fierce debate exist because people cannot agree what Satoshi would have written had he known Bitcoin would take off in such a massive way, versus what Satoshi believed back when bitcoin was just a paper? If it actually is the c
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by danso 6mo ago
Pretty compelling story. Not necessarily for its revelations, but for the fact that John Carreyrou and the NYT decided to publish it at all. If it were by anyone else, I would have stopped reading after the first thousand words of meanderin
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by danso 6mo ago
> No one in the cipherpunks mailing list thought any of this was odd, probably because it was obvious to them who Satoshi was. If dozens of people affiliated on a mailing list knew that Sbazo was Satoshi is a decade ago, would’t his id
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by danso 6mo ago
I don't blame you for this initial reaction, which would have been mine too had I not known who the author was. I don't mean that I automatically trust anything published by the reporter who busted Theranos (and won two Pulitzers
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by danso 6mo ago
Star Control 2 —- one of the greatest action adventure games ever made https://sc2.sourceforge.net/
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How do you find an illegal image without looking at it?(mahmoud-salem.net)
31 points by danso 6mo ago|31 comments
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by danso 6mo ago
yeah it’s totally plausible that Google would risk the reputation and legal status of its global multi-trillion empire to dunk on one of the handful of people who have the near-unilateral authority to dismantle them
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by danso 6mo ago
I too am very curious about this. Even if his password was exposed and he didn’t have 2-factor auth, doesn’t Google by default ask for confirmation — e.g. texting a number or backup email associated with the account — when seeing an unrecog
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by danso 6mo ago
Maybe they're like me, who didn't spend a lot of time investigating Claude until 4.6 launched and the hype was enough to be the tipping point to invest energy. I do know that I've been having good/great results with Opus
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by danso 7mo ago
I've always suspected video-gen is basically a loss leader for OpenAI, Gemini, and Grok. They can't convince the general population that AI is world-changing trillion dollar tech with "vibe coding", but realistic fake vi

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