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by hypeatei 1y ago
The bubble burst is going to be devastating for these smaller companies caught up in the frenzy. I'm staying invested in companies like Alphabet that are taking part in the race but offer more than just AI hopium.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
What time do you take them? An hour before going to sleep or right before?
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> HN has a base of strong anti-AI bias Quite the opposite, actually. You can always find five stories on the front page about some AI product or feature. Meanwhile, you have people like yourself who convince themselves that any pushback
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Commiting acts of violence, making threats, committing fraud, and ramming federal agents are already against the law and not protected speech. Saying that you think October 7th was good is certainly distasteful but not any of those things m
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by hypeatei 1y ago
No one is arguing about the practicality of speaking out under this regime or that it'd be unwise to do so in other countries as a guest. What is being argued is that the government doing this goes against our values as Americans. It&#
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> if someone is seen promoting Hamas and celebrating what happened on Dec 7th, their visa should be removed. I, too, love taking someones papers and removing them from the country over their speech. I cheer on the army of government agen
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by hypeatei 1y ago
It's not unreasonable, you can read the NSPM-7[0][1] which is an overarching strategy for agencies like the FBI to follow. NSPM-7 directs a new national strategy to “disrupt” any individual or groups “that foment political violence
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> Throwing around words like ‘police state’ and ‘regime’ When agents are coming to your house after a protest (how did they even find your identity?) to ask questions then I'd say it's fair to call it that. Remember, we've
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> Most stories are BS. Maybe in your bubble that's true. > There is no requirement to presume/assume "good faith". You're not answering anything with substance. Yes, it's a convienent strategy to assume e
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> No. I'm just tired of BS "news" stories. What about this story makes it "BS"? Your comment(s) provide no rebuttals or anything to discredit this story. It doesn't sound like you're a skeptic, more lik
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by hypeatei 1y ago
You're in favor of a police state and see nothing wrong with law enforcement "just asking questions" over someone exercising their right to free speech. Got it. I, too, think we should send police to question dissenters becau
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by hypeatei 1y ago
So these FBI imposters knew he went to a protest, where he lives, and want to ask questions? If they were criminals, wouldn't they want something from him? This comment reads to me like you understand the implications and it makes you
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by hypeatei 1y ago
De-googled in the "we make some patches to remove things we think are hostile from Google" sense but yes: they're still completely reliant on them for engine development.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> All presidents before him were just as corrupt as him That is not even close to true. What other Presidents were "just as corrupt" and how?
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by hypeatei 1y ago
No one at the top faced consequences for January 6th because Merrick Garland slow-rolled everything. How was the DOJ weaponized by Biden?
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Trump has his executive orders explained to him right before he signs them. Yesterday he was asked about this pardon and barely knew what was going on: “I believe we’re talking about the same person, because I do pardon a lot of people.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
This comment is a perfect explanation of my observations on here too. Thanks.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Hunter Biden and the Biden family were investigated for years in various political witch hunts and Hunter was charged with filling out a gun form incorrectly in the end. Trump made it clear he was going on a revenge tour with the DOJ in h
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by hypeatei 1y ago
So you just live a reactionary life? Nothing matters until it affects you personally? Should we get rid of free speech if jason-phillips doesn't have anything to say?
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Transparently corrupt, sure. Who is influencing him still isn't transparent though. Book deals, board positions, and speeches all have organizers, company names, etc.. that can be investigated. How can you trace a block chain transacti
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Tariffing the entire world, changing his position on Ukraine every week, and hinting at invasion of our allies is not coherent. On the Ukraine conflict, he didn't seem to understand that Putin is untrustworthy until recently.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> One must laud the transparency this administration has introduced. What transparency? What is transparent about running a meme coin that anyone in the world can bribe- sorry, "invest" in with no trace of who they are while yo
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by hypeatei 1y ago
The same reason that RFK uses TRT for "anti-aging": they're hypocrites and don't care.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
That uses seccomp under the hood and requires a custom libc, I think? Definitely a nice project, but I don't know if I'd use it in production.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
So we shouldn't provide simple hardening tools because it won't be used or applied how you'd like in 100% of software? This mindset in security circles really needs to stop. If a piece of important or foundational software wa
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by hypeatei 1y ago
OpenBSDs pledge is so simple and nice to use. I really wish Linux would incorporate it. Seccomp is a nightmare to implement.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
Precisely. Trump wants to put his name on things for the history books.
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> Not to mention much easier to keep updated OTA. I think I'd prefer not to have easier over-the-air updates. As we saw with Jeep recently, the chance of turning your car into a brick are non-zero with these updates. > cheaper
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> really matter if things aren't fully optimized for speed and convenience in nuclear facilities For hiring and retaining people, yes. It's understood that the "guts" of what's happening at these facilities needs
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by hypeatei 1y ago
> needs to be a law that all nuclear and nuclear-adjacent facilities have no connection to the Internet You want to make everything about a nuclear facility bespoke and subject to air-gapped drift? What about the guard booth that verif

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