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gchamonlive
1mo ago
Which will be deprecated next version. Please log in with your cloud account.
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Can't be safer than the non-entertainment system from WV Up! that's just a built-in head mount for your phone. Grab one with a large screen and it's the safest thing you can get. Android still has an auto mode for this where
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Sorry, I meant atproto. Does it operate on top of http? At this point I could have already searched by myself but I prefer to keep it a conversation
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Does it operate on top of HTTP? I'm asking honestly, don't know the ATProto, if it is the yes, kinda, although REST isn't prescriptive about permissions, which the protocol also seems to be all about.
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Sure they are linked by this general category of app layer service protocols, but they are different. ATProto afaik is a bit like activitypub, in which you define a protocol on top of the state representation in a way you can transfer it
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
You say it like this, I'm not sure anymore
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Answering a question with another question is rude
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
That's directly addressing vendor lock in
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Care to provide some examples? Would certainly add to the discussion
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
It's like those notices "by clicking accept below you agree to giving up your data", by purchasing a ticket to visit US all your data are belong to the US.
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Wouldn't have HN any other way. For better or worse, it's the best sorta proving grounds for writers. Pass the trial of fire and chances are you did something right. I'd count my losses and move on happy that it hit front pag
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2mo ago
I don't think there is much too it, it's a consulting firm. Would you hire a consulting firm with an empty tech blog portifolio? It's ticking a box, it's stating it's a consulting firm in tech, that it's target
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2mo ago
You can't put electricity, meat, coffee... in the same bag as Teslas and iPhones, otherwise you'll hide the type of inflation that makes the lower classes unable to pay rent and buy food while still being able to access the latest
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
That's alright. But if I could give you a piece of unsolicited advice, treat your pals nice and the criticizers better, they are the hearts you need to change :)
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Not by itself, they all need to be at least outpacing inflation
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Isn't deciles every 10%? The top 90% is too rough, you need to compare the top 0.09% and the rest to see how much the social gap has widened
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
That's indicative of a growing economic inequality though, which in any orthodox economic book is bad
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
And yet people exploit upvote-baits, so give me a break
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Why are you yelling? Makes me think the flagged and dead post is deserving and I'm wasting my time defending your project here.
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Are other things wrong? I'd be wary to shame people's work without doing legwork to getting evidence to support your claim, otherwise you risk passing as someone just seeking attention and upvotes, riding on the tides of HN anti-A
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Could be for unit testing, maybe it's something that makes sense for the developer, or it's AI slop. In all cases it's a minor nitpick in my opinion.
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
> if you're only looking at the downside then you're being dishonest. (...) "Is the net benefit worth the cost?" Is any benefit worth the cost of killing the world? The article proposes a series of recommendations for
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Codesmithing
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Agreed neither am I
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2mo ago
It needs to be both open and closed by warrant. Cars aren't people so you aren't necessarily tracking whoever is riding that car, which can be done protecting the identity of the driver, but if the car is being watched as part of
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2mo ago
It's at the very least very good starting point, devs should still go in and add mojo to the output
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2mo ago
Replacement isn't a prerequisite for decadence just as much as decadence doesn't imply replacement. The Roman empire fell without being replaced. If you look at the numbers maybe it's the best they've ever been, but all
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
That explains the escalations
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
I know, I was being coy, but if I'm being honest using company devices makes me really anxious, it's always in the back of my head that someone is going to abuse that outdated and opaque VPN stack from Fortinet or that Kaspersky D
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gchamonlive
2mo ago
Problem is always handling bias and preventing human abuse, specially in law enforcement tools.
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