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by fl0id 4y ago
That's what Tailscale is for. Sure, it adds another layer that you might not like. But underneath it is all Wireguard and at least most of it (not sure if all of it) is also open-source. In fact, the OP post was written by a Tailscale
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by fl0id 4y ago
It would be easier to use MS probably. Because there you know they used your code.
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by fl0id 4y ago
one big difference is - what was it trained on? It is unlikley a little photoshop filter, whether ML or not was trained on billions of images.
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by fl0id 4y ago
Well, HN has always been more businessy I think. So a different kind of hacking.
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by fl0id 4y ago
That is nothing like chargeback. It would be like chargeback if you could rescind a signature, once you notice a mistake.
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by fl0id 4y ago
Which is what they said with ‚total anonymity‘
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by fl0id 4y ago
Runs perfectly fine.
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by fl0id 4y ago
Well your text will not work anywhere, you might as well not provide one. Instead your text mentions things like "laws of physics" which are totally irrelevant to the matter at hand, and reads like you just want to make fun of lic
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by fl0id 4y ago
So basically deltachat?
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by fl0id 4y ago
This so much.
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by fl0id 4y ago
And it’s seemingly impossible or at least very hard to onboard onto mobile coin. Couldn’t find one Fiat exchange, so it’s basically useless.
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by fl0id 4y ago
There is a diff between people not anticipating possible bad outcomes and acting on it. Since forever, people have complained about bosses, governments etc. still, to a large degree the easiest way wins and some people just need that ‘ease’
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by fl0id 4y ago
How would this be any better then the video? It would also be much more expensive and complex then what they made.
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by fl0id 4y ago
Because it takes away development resources from actually useful things. And f.e. taking the examples of Signal and Keybase, both their crypto wallets/implementations are about the most useless possible. Keybase b/c I know no one
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by fl0id 4y ago
It always depends on what kind of education. Education as such does not necessarily make police more civil of course
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by fl0id 4y ago
I've tried a few of these, kind of cool to play with, but for my work so far irrelevant.
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by fl0id 4y ago
They make a whole footnote much longer. Even when not blue and underlined.
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by fl0id 4y ago
And only having biliography/endnotes is annoying. If I want to check sth, I do not want to scroll all the way to the end first, so footnotes ftw. And for those, having long extra things in them like links is annoying. Though admittedly
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by fl0id 4y ago
Well in many fields, you will have to write that "unnecessary verbiage" anyway, and with good reason as humans are crap at reading metadata or switching between text and another document such as a citation tree. I definitely do no
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by fl0id 4y ago
Links make the paper harder to read, and often you will not be able to use the links to directly access the source anyway.
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by fl0id 4y ago
Citations take a lot of time already as it is. Any extra metadata would take a ton of time and for what? Just so some data nerds that wouldn’t read the paper anyway can play with it?
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by fl0id 4y ago
Opensea is not a dapp though, it’s as centralized as they get.
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by fl0id 4y ago
Sounds like you have an interesting case. Contacting ethical ai fund, eff or similar might help to start a process.
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by fl0id 4y ago
Do you know about mermaid-js?
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by fl0id 4y ago
Why are you not using mermaid-js?