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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
HN is capable of a better discussion without personal attacks.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
HN is capable of a better discussion without personal attacks.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I was once closer to s free speech absolutist, but this has always been where that discussion leads. The lines were clearer decades ago because someone who interacted with CSAM was closely involved and their harm was easier to see in totali
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Elon Musk spent a lot of money getting his pony elected you think he isn't going to ride it?
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
All free speech discussions lead here sadly.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I have a friend that runs a small print farm and he had similar issues, but I didn't know if it was a one off. Thanks for sharing.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
It depends on if parallel reconstruction can be used to provide deniability.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Worse than that most phones are using smart enclave like chips protected by a 4 digit PIN that can be voltage drained to try every combo without a wipe.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
And if we are it will be a new one with a high number and it will be pure insanity
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
AnyCubic AMS is great
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
YC may not expecting USD to be stable on it's own.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Thank you! Everything you say is accurate and matches up with my experience. The connectors and stuff you can purchase as a regular consumer barely offer the ability to read or clear diagnostic codes and swapping almost any part requires a
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Are you guys currently providing this as a SaaS or hostable solution? I am interested in standing it up and offering it, but I think it's important to know if anyone else is already working on that and in what markets.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
This is very interesting, thank you for sharing. I haven't been doing FHE for a few years and I'm sure things are progressing rapidly. The last I was toying around there were some blockchains that were trying to allow for distribu
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Distillable AI Models(openrouter.ai)
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Still failed and missed every projection. I think he said we would be on Mars too?
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
- Privacy-Preserving Attribution (PPA) - Telemetry multiple times - Studies multiple times - Pocket - Sponsored shortcuts - Sponsored news - Sponsored site icons - Firefox suggest sponsor
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Even if sudo itself never changed, the system around it changes pretty drastically. I agree the scope of the tool should be smaller and it violates the Unix philosophy (whatever that is worth these days)
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I mean this failed with the automotive industry. Many different strong laws were passed over the decades to ensure that anyone could repair their car, you can't refuse to sell them parts, you can't sue them for aftermarket, etc. e
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Firefox is supposed to be the browser were you don't have to dig through the settings every few months or year to find out what anti-patterns they added and disable them. I stopped using it 2 years ago because that's no longer tru
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I think Copilot is a platform or marketplace more than anything an Microsoft doesn't really need to care about what models are being used. They don't need to have a secret sauce as much as they need to make the entire ecosystem ea
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Apple customers pay for backup solutions to backup data they don't care about and they don't even care when it fails. The bar is so low!
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
On Linux we get this for free with Btrfs copy on write snapshots, snapper, and Btrfs Assistant.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
The old Mozilla was born from the ashes of Netscape and was an open source powerhouse. The new Mozilla does pathetic cash grabs and tries and fails to operate as a business.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Now let it talk on moltbook
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Two people for six years in that industry they probably lost a lot more than $600k.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I like Vultr for the simplicity of my own projects. I really hate spending my time on provisioning and similar labyrinths.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
The Mozilla of 2002 is vastly different than the Mozilla of recent.
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
I have zero trust in Mozilla with their ability in the marketplace currently. I held out using their products while they stagnated for nearly a decade because I value the privacy they once provided. Mozilla has failed to compete in the brow
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by ddtaylor 9mo ago
Would you say the same thing about slavery?

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