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by hypeatei 11mo ago
Along with the "both sides!!" and the "we're just enforcing immigration law" commenters showing up.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
It's clear some people have had their brain broken by the existence of AI. Some maintainers are definitely too nice, and it's infuriating to see their time get wasted by such delusional people.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
Lutnick's sons are betting against tariffs at his former firm, so yes it's a corruption play. Tariff everything, then have your family buy up tariff rebates in the chaos because you know they'll get reversed by the courts. h
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
"guys actually taxes are good and we should have more trade barriers!!" War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength. I don't know why you can't just admit you're out of your depth here instead of doublin
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
How would a socialist or communist system decide who gets a hotel room in this scenario? Declaring something as free or public doesn't magically give us infinite resources.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
ITT: isolationists and idiots pretending this a 4D chess move for trade deals or reducing consumption. Show me the trade deals and promises made to reduce consumption. There are none, just pinky promises and Trump begrudgingly admitting you
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
A VPN is just a tunnel to a server somewhere (in this case, an Azure VM) so anywhere you can rent/run a server is a place that you can setup a VPN and pass all your traffic through.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> We actually had a recent Cloudflare outage caused by a crash on unwrap() function Oh boy, this is going to be the new thing for Rust haters isn't it? Yes, unwrapping an `Err` value causes a panic and that isn't surprising. Cl
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
I wish Hetzner made storage boxes available in their US regions.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
What is this, a game of risk? Ignoring the multitude of issues with a Russia+US alliance (I don't think current leadership would ever trust each other), China would absolutely not be okay with the US on its doorstep. Russia and China a
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
Well, patience as a consumer might pay off in the next year or so when the music stops and hyperscalers are forced to dump their inventories. There still isn't a clear path to profitability for any of these AI products and the capital
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
What are the chances of that, though? The same could happen if you wait X amount of days for the version to "mature" as well. A security issue could be found five minutes after you update. EDIT: Github supports this scenario too (
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> Sadly, not enough tooling seems to take this into account Most tooling (e.g. Dependabot) allows you to set an interval between version checks. What more could be done on that front exactly? Devs can already choose to check less frequen
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> I don't see anything in the article that says anything about immigration Article starts with: "The U.S. Border Patrol is monitoring millions of American drivers nationwide"
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
Ah yes, illegal immigration is like the new "terrorism"... everything must be done to stop it which includes giving CBP and ICE unchecked power.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
Polling this year consistently shows that Republicans support all the actions being taken with respect to immigration under this admin. Sorry I don't have any links handy at the moment, but you can see it in this thread: "too many
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
"turn into" is referring to the mask off nature of it all. Before, they might be a little embarrassed or pretend they still stand for those principles. But all I've seen are conservatives explaining why it might be technicall
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
The idea of a federal agent stopping you for a traffic infraction is insane on its face. That'd be very rare, if not unheard of, in normal times no? How would they charge you? Are there federal laws on the books for speeding or not wea
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
It's been fascinating watching the party of "small government" turn into one that supports ever expanding powers of a three letter agency whose job is supposed to be patrolling the border. It's like a new 9/11 Pat
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> Okta definitely wants (and perhaps needs) the fixes They definitely don't want them if their process requires signed commits and their solution is 1) open another PR with the authors info then sign it for them, and 2) add AI into
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
I think GitHub should allow disabling PRs. I don't believe most big corporations are interested in dealing with fly-by contributions because it might make them look bad or be riddled with quality issues. Also some projects like the Lin
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
DNT is dead by the way, Global Privacy Control (GPC) is the new privacy signal mechanism. It has actual legal weight in some jurisdictions already like California and their CCPA law for example.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
I think that's impossible to prove and I don't see how it's relevant. The OP claimed that people aren't willing to pay full price unless it's a clear, separate sequel with hype around it. The devs of Factorio proved
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> will pay full price for a sequel, but won’t pay full price for updates/DLC. I'm not sure this is true, see Factorio as an example. They released Space Age as a "DLC" but for full price and with clear messaging that
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
I don't understand how your takeaway is that this is a language flaw other than to assume that you have some underlying disdain for Rust. That's fine, but state it clearly please. The end result would've been the exact same i
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
These people are in the class that never fails. Ellison won't lose anything.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
What way do you envision it popping? Nvidia has tons of investments on their books in smaller companies. If a couple of them start showing poor earnings, it could cause a death spiral for NVDA because 1) their investment just tanked, and 2)
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
> 2024: every day a new Chrome fork browser is announced This is still happening. Didn't you see OpenAI's release of Atlas?
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
Unless your server literally starts on fire because of DDoS, no it isn't. Your things will be just fine after an attack, it isn't that serious.
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by hypeatei 11mo ago
FWIW, I have the same mindset and your comment resonated with me; suicide is a very taboo subject still. The responses to it are either: you need to seek help for mental illness or you're just acting like an edgy teenager. The term &qu

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