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Having Google on your resume is not a good thing depending on who's reading it. Googlers generally need to be extensively re-trained on reality outside of companies that cargo-cult Google's practices, and I'll have some quest
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Hey Russ, I got your messages that my emails aren't coming through but I'm not sure why. As an alternative, you can reach me on IRC at ddevault on Libera Chat. I'm in CEST, but my bouncer is always online. Cheers!
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And, of course, most of them are being hoarded by state-sponsored thieves, particularly the British.
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I admitted that my comments about EFAIL -- four years ago now -- were in the wrong, and apologized for them. Unless you're going to argue that this issue should justify consuming 70% of my system's network bandwidth without recour
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Correct: it was made clear to me in no uncertain terms that the only thing I was allowed to say was "yes" or "no" to this offer.
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What you're thinking about, in my opinion, is best referred to as a spider.
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We can behave like adults, ask why it's not satisfactory, and come to a more agreeable mutual solution, or we can blithely offer an incomplete solution, muzzle the other party, and just continue our DDoS.
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Your comment in this thread is the first time I've seen anyone mention that it was being worked on since... June 2021? This despite repeatedly raising the issue up until I was banned without explanation. I was never told, and still don
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1. We would like to have a more complex discussion than saying "1" or "0" to this specific offer 2. This specific offer is not satisfactory: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34313802
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Hi Russ! Thank you for sharing. I am pleased to hear that there is finally some progress towards a solution for this problem. If you or someone working on the issue can reach out via email (sir@cmpwn.com), I would be happy to discuss the is
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For a number of reasons. For a start, what does disabling the cache refresh imply? Does it come with a degradation of service for Go users? If not, then why is it there at all? And if so, why should we accept a service degradation when the
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I was indeed in the wrong when I made this comment four years ago. I have since apologized for it. I don't intend to re-litigate anything on HN at this point, but I have good reason to believe that this incident is unrelated to the rea
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That's not how the proxy works. The proxy automatically refreshes its cache extremely aggressively and independently of user interactions. The actual traffic volume generated by users running go get is a minute fraction of the total tr
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I would share their side as well, but I never heard it. This is a violation of their own code of conduct, which requires them to notify the affected person, explain why, and offer the opportunity to mediate the situation. This is not the f
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Thanks for the tip, will update the post.
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There's no need. Anyone who believes that general AI is within reach is not smart enough to strive for it anyway.
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I'm getting pretty tired of these threads. We've seen them for years and years and years. At this point, anyone still using gmail is a PEBKAC error. Move!
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I hope your meal will take place at KFC :)
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It's true that luck is a big factor. Every time you try something difficult, you're rolling the dice, and most outcomes are failure. However, there is a strategy you can apply to maximize your odds of success: position yourself so
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I advocate for democratic socialism, which is a mix of socialism and capitalism. Socialism for humanity's basic needs, capitalism for the wants. Yes, it is possible.
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Intellectual property is intangible and cannot be stolen. Copying is not stealing; the original does not go away. https://drewdevault.com/2021/12/23/Sustainable-creativity-po...
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That's not how rent seeking works. Rent seeking requires exclusive access to a resource, i.e. an apartment in the original metaphor. Nothing prevents the author from monetizing it, too, and they get first-mover advantage and other legs
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No, I don't agree with that. In fact I'm a copyright abolitionist.
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TAOCP is not a single entity; each volume has its own copyright term. The original purpose of copyright is not to enable rent seeking, but to encourage artists to keep making new works. So as old volumes of TAOCP fall out of copyright, it i
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Fun is occasionally permitted on HN. This thread is about a joke add-on in the first place, you know.
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2.5G is definitely excessive.
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This project has been my go-to example of the absurdity of Electron since its inception. This is a thin wrapper around ffmpeg, which does all of the real work here and is a much more powerful and versatile tool. Why does this ship an entire
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>In 1948, the United Nations Genocide Convention defined genocide as any of five "acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group." These five acts were: killing membe
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"The market" is highly unethical and anyone who sells exploits there is undoubtedly a black hat.
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These numbers are similarly misleading. Read up on induced demand. Rail passengers in the US are small in number because passenger rail sucks . If it were improved, ridership would go up.
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