hparadiz

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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Add a finger print sensor at some point. Lovely design.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
That's just your opinion. Has nothing to do with Linux. And yes I would like a device like a soldered in tpm device that can generate private keys and verify signatures signed with the public key. Your misunderstanding of the technolog
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
I don't agree that your example makes sense. Don't feel like writing a wall of text. Zero justification for a locked down system.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
It needs to come stock on every Linux laptop from now going forward period. Like you expect a screen to come with your machine. Every Mac has one now and I'm not going back to typing my password in every single time.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
My professional opinion is that APKs can be de-compiled regardless and that has nothing to do with tokenized payments themselves which are like you said handled through server-server communications at the payment processor level. Your phone
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
The payment doesn't happen on the device. It happens at the VISA/Mastercard/AMEX level. So "the app" should be doing the validation upstream on the server side and simply reporting yes/no to the app. If you hac
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
The crypographic flow that allows payments to work is straight up pub/priv key encryption with one time use tokens. It's not something you can hack. As soon you see the token it's already been used and thrown away. So whateve
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Device attestation is how you can use private keys you don't actually have access to. It has a lot of value to literally anyone who wants to store tokens or use one time authentication codes. Linux folks need to implement the full stac
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Metals refining in space or a no atmosphere place like the moon. If an alloy is discovered that has properties we want I can see some future civilization popping nukes like pellets to produce it.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
All of those problems had nothing to do with technology and everything to do with economic mismanagement. And the commies were the worst at it. The US never had famines even at the worst of the great depression.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
Watching ffmpeg go from a niche tool for web back ends to what it is now has been incredible.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
There have always been people with no tech experience building startups generating spaghetti code. It's just that now it looks a lot more polished.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
It's not even close too.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
In what universe would I jump from a proprietary OS to another proprietary OS without a damn good reason?
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
NEM 2.0 doesn't pay as much anymore but that could just be increased grid electricity costs.
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
You know I can just not use that grid electricity, pay the absolute minimum, and then do everything off grid right?
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by hparadiz 2mo ago
That doesn't really matter when you're buying a house in CA. It's a relatively small percentage of a difference in my overall mortgage. I'd rather have Prop 13 even if that means some people inherit a tax break. Homes th
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
Feel like I've solved this non problem like 20 times. If your framework is holding your records in a collection and you keep track of phantoms that have been edited but not saved as they are edited then all this becomes a non issue. Th
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
Keypassxc does it perfectly.
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
It's both.
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
These implementations really need to also include fingerprint sensor support
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
4.6 kg is easily dwarfed by just one of the trees on my lot. I do like the math though. Gonna be very useful for space colonization
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
I assume these results are all amd64. Is this the same on arm64?
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
You are the one that brought up copyright infringement here in your original comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49089627 I just pointed out none took place. Anyway I'm not replying in this thread anymore.
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
That question is irrelevant. Artists may be hired to reproduce copywritten work without the consent of the copyright owner. In this case an LLM is no different from Photoshop. It is a tool. Nothing more.
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
Bartz v. Anthropic PBC, No. 24-cv-05417 (N.D. Cal. June 23, 2025) Kadrey v. Meta Platforms, Inc., No. 23-cv-03417 (N.D. Cal. June 25, 2025)
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
There's way too much hand waving on this topic. It is legal to produce copywritten work. If I draw Pikachu the drawing is mine. Legally. I am simply unable to make money on it. I can give it away if I want with zero liability. I could
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
derivative work & fair use. end of. Not only are you not winning this one but I'm gonna laugh at you the entire time.
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
The courts don't agree with you and I don't either. Now what?
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
Suddenly it's "copyright infringement" to count the amount of times one word occurs after another word. I find this whole thing so amusing.

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