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by freeone3000 10mo ago
The reason we made systems on computers is so they would not be falliable like humans would be.
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by freeone3000 11mo ago
XDG is newer than firefox and hasn’t been widely adopted for the majority of its life.
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by freeone3000 11mo ago
> I could point a camera out my window and record every license plate that drives by my house, and that would be allowed because its recording public activities, and the data I collect would be private—its mine from my camera. Maybe you
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Yes. The workers don't want to be replaced by machines. This is Luddism.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
It’s more the idea of always-everywhere computing. Where you can pull up a notepad window in a meeting to take notes. Where you can take those notes back to your desk. Where there can be a sign-up sheet posted to the door for group editing.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
OneDrive is HIPAA, and IRS-740, and FIPS, for this reason. It’s an allowed store for all sorts of regulated data, so they don’t have to care about compliance risk.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
I still think this is better than mod load conflicts when two mods attempt to overwrite the same Minecraft-core class file. Pre-forge modding was not good.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Perhaps the US is no longer a liberal democracy?
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Direct vendor download? Sure, as long as it’s signed with an attestation key that’s countersigned by Apple. Running an app not signed this way is definitely possible, but requires invoking a hidden menu and then still has startup delay as
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Because the flaws are glaring, obvious, and easily avoidable.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
That’s just being around people. We gotta live together as people; the idea that we can atomize ourselves away from the society we live in is more disastrous to the shared social fabric than any amount of people listening to music without
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Imagine if we had dedicated lanes for giant Waymos, that could hold dozens of people. The future of transport.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
They’re making their own point. This is a document as a piece of expression and communication, not pure utility.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Contrast Apple TV with YouTube; or Crunchyroll vs Youtube. Then step it up to BD. There is such a huge difference between 4K “fast”, 4K “main”, and the 4K “high” used on BDs.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
I would not subscribe to your new app that is not yet finished when you have a previous product that was cancelled without fanfare.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
It’s a shame it wasn’t able to get them all.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
“Strong moderation” and “manual checks” and pro-active age verification are exactly the burdens that would prevent someone from running a small community forum.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Of whose values? Demoralization of whom?
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by freeone3000 1y ago
They created a way to live with AIDS. They were the first. They did it in the 90s, where even working on this had significant stigma still. Friends are alive because of them.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
You can but this is lossy (as it drops context; it’s a dimensionality reduction from 512 or 1024 to a few bytes) and non-reconvertible.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
These are better covered by Gilead’s actual press releases, of which this is a very poor summary. For pricing, Gilead will likely carry over its policy for Truvada, by charging fairly high rates to western countries (with vouchers availab
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by freeone3000 1y ago
> earn a penny more That is not how marginal tax rates work. Each income band is taxed at the rate for that band . It’s why it’s called “marginal” - because the rate change happens at the margin between brackets. You are taxed 0% on y
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by freeone3000 1y ago
The startup I work for keeps my employment because they keep bidding competitively with the investment banks I would otherwise work for. They have the cash, if you have the leverage. Use it.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
Right, but thanks to Proton that’s just not relevant? Blue Prince, Clair Obscure, Lost Records, The Alters, Doom: The Dark Ages, Oblivion Remastered, South of Midnight… all run just fine on Steam on linux.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
This can also be solved by having good design sense, and doesn’t necessitate a builder library. Having your own style also breaks websites out from all looking the same.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
The need for a component abstraction is the problem? `<button class=“steve”>` will render like every other steve button, subject to context, cascading down the rules, and applied globally. You don’t need anything for this but CSS an
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by freeone3000 1y ago
It’s a good thing we have RFCs! For duplicate Host, you MUST respond with a 400. If the Host is different than the authority, Host must be ignored. If Host is not specified, it must be provided to upstream. See “Host” in RFC 7230: https:&#
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by freeone3000 1y ago
The recognition and admittance of the State of Palestine.
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by freeone3000 1y ago
> Only for it to be collected at the gate and put in the hold anyway, meaning we had to wait for it after all. At least they forgot to charge me for the inconvenience, which given the rest of my experience could almost have been consider
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by freeone3000 1y ago
This is possibly the first HN AI article that actually matches my experience - where the models are good enough for small pieces other people have done once, or for where you might otherwise write a macro, but for anything beyond the scope

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