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by dmix 7mo ago
> This has nothing to do with adding the wrong contacts. It has to do with putting highly-sensitive material into Signal to circumvent the law around records preservation My comment above already mentions public records of the DoD contra
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by dmix 7mo ago
I've been using Tahoe since the beta and the borders haven't bothered me once. I get the UI consistency thing but it's okay to transition to new UI things gradually than making radical changes all at once. If this is still an
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by dmix 7mo ago
There already is, it's ~/.agents and you use symlinks for .claude, and the dir structure is pretty similar and anything you want to reuse across models is pretty standardized, just not formalized.
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by dmix 7mo ago
SpaceX already shifted to focus on a Moon base and away from Mars. The original plan was to send a few self-financed Starships to Mars as a first step which sounded reasonable as an experiment. Nothing wrong with dreaming about solving hard
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by dmix 7mo ago
The public record of a contract to the Israeli company which handled archiving Signal chats for the DoD was done during Biden admin. And it's been well reported if you just Google it: > Alexa Henning, spokesperson for the Office of
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by dmix 7mo ago
Signal started being used during the Biden administration, the issue was how they were managing contacts which could be added to groups. They weren't carefully vetting access and a journalist with the same name as another military guy
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by dmix 7mo ago
> Then explain how they do surveillance and analytics They work with law enforcement agencies and help them process data they legally collect into other government databases. Their main product is merging data from various databases and
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by dmix 7mo ago
Yep, that's why my dog still got attacked by one in Toronto. It's poorly enforced. The dog sprinted across an entire field without making a sound and pinned my dog hard by the throat. Ontario also tried to remove the pitbull ban,
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by dmix 7mo ago
They are banned in Ontario, Canada for a good reason and banned in UK for the same reasons. The only time my dog was ever randomly attacked was a pitbull and you quickly learn talking to other dog owners how common this is. Nothing clears o
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by dmix 7mo ago
> During his first-ever appearance before a jury in February, Meta's chairman and chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, relied on his company's longstanding policy of not allowing users under the age of 13 on any of its platforms.
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by dmix 7mo ago
Sounds like security flagged some undocumented Guatemalan people trying to fly and ICE was called in and they were detained at the SFO airport. SFO is not specifically on the list of airports where ICE is deployed at to fill in security rol
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by dmix 7mo ago
Rails does this perfectly with Turbo and Stimulus, Turbo does HTML-over-the-wire via SSR-first, server responds with small updates/appends of HTML as need etc, and then you lightly use stimulus JS controllers for the small stuff where
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by dmix 7mo ago
When Claude Code uses `grep` it's actually using `rg` underneath
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by dmix 7mo ago
Those schemes always seemed to me like a whole lot of lipstick and pretty packaging on something that could just be pitched with more honesty, and without creating a maze of extra corporate accounting costs and loopholes. Just raise a tax t
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by dmix 7mo ago
I use Node for one off vibe-coded stuff, that way I can't pretend it's not a piece of crap.
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by dmix 7mo ago
> by labeling it a "tax" that citizens would pay for. Are the quotes here implying there wasn't a cost imposed on the public to artificially speed up a transition to green energy? Might as well be honest about it and say i
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by dmix 7mo ago
Peter grew up in an Evangelical household which probably shaped his framing/worldview. As an adult he still identifies as a 'heterodox protestant'. Which in America usually means he's not really Christian, he just picks
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by dmix 7mo ago
The core demand of the US embargo has always been democratic elections in Cuba, which Cuba has always rejected. But Cuba's problems extend far beyond the embargo. Most of which could also be solved by having free elections.
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by dmix 7mo ago
The US government is very far from small. That said, I'd be open to rules on the data broker industry though considering it's scale and how the foreign governments can buy/hack them bypassing all of Tiktok-esque national secu
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by dmix 7mo ago
The solution is always to constrain every level of government with more aggressive privacy laws. As long as they are allowed to do it then some private contractors will take the money to help make it ... or government will make their own in
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by dmix 7mo ago
Congestion pricing seems to be the simplest solution. Has nice clear incentives and less excessive top-down city planning.
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by dmix 7mo ago
> and for the ones that have to use a car, there's less traffic and less people stealing dedicated parking spots. The article mentions there's now constant traffic jams for city buses in Paris. It seems best for people who can
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by dmix 7mo ago
Not every sales team can convince a big paying customer that SOC2 isn't important. Lots of B2B SaaS companies have to play the enterprise lawyer game to get big contracts.
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by dmix 7mo ago
Good documentation is always worth the effort. Markdown explaining your products is gold these days with LLMs.
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by dmix 7mo ago
That blog post design is very nice. I like the 'scrollspy' sidebar which highlights all visible headings. Claude tells me this is https://www.fumadocs.dev/
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by dmix 7mo ago
Mostly saying "include this line from x file and this block from y file" which keyboard shortcuts. Claude's VSCode plugin only does one selection. Claude Code requires explicitly telling it what to reference. That plus Cursor
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by dmix 7mo ago
Cursor’s integration is much deeper than just plugging an LLM into VSCode That said I have a feeling both VSCode and Claude code will catch up to their integration. But neither comes close yet (I say that as someone who mainly uses Claude C
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by dmix 7mo ago
UK is trying to be like Russia and China, where a minder will show up at your door if you post something the government doesn't like. Then people online will defend it because the investigation didn't turn into a full criminal cha
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by dmix 7mo ago
The same UK politicians are now pushing to block VPNs. Hence the great firewall talk which they are trying to skirt by fining US companies.
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by dmix 7mo ago
The lawyer is great on Twitter, he's not only defending 4chan, he's on a crusade to prevent this stuff in the future and trying to get bills passed in the US. https://x.com/prestonjbyrne

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