Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
hypeatei
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
51 ms
·
721.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Constantly posting "both sides!!" lacks nuance and is unhelpful. The last budget surplus was under Bill Clinton, a Democrat. Generally, Democrats have to fix the fallout of Republican fiscal policy and get blamed for it since the
722.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Did Governor Hochul: 1) Threaten to lockup "homegrowns" in a foreign prison? 2) Arrest people for criticizing the war in Gaza? 3) Use the justice department to further a political agenda? (see Eric Adams case) 4) Revoke security c
723.
▲
Procrastination and the Bikeshed Effect (2009)
(blog.codinghorror.com)
7 points
by
hypeatei
1y ago
|
0 comments
724.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
I'm not saying MAGA supporters are insane or that Trump himself is insane. I'm merely pointing out that the response to the extraordinary levels of corruption in this administration is insane along with the actions themselves co
725.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
I understand why articles like this are written and why we have these conversations but it all feels like we're sane washing this administration. Any other administration (especially a Democrat) firing the head of BLS due to unsavory n
726.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
I'm not sure if you've ever voted, but States without ID requirements (about 15 of them total) don't just let you walk in and cast a ballot anonymously. If you were trying to commit fraud, you'd need to know a combinatio
727.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Common sense isn't saying "oh there's no ID required at the polls? Illegals must be tipping elections", it's recognizing that there are armies of people auditing these elections each cycle. Irregularities are caught
728.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
You mean the dilemma provided in your comment? > democrats don't want voter ID so more non-citizens can vote democrat If that was true, why would they allow themselves to lose another election?
729.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
How did MAGA win in 2024 if Dems had illegals voting for them? I see right wingers regularly push the narrative that they're the underdog fighting against people rigging the election and that evil Dems are stealing it from them... yet
730.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
I'm really not sure how we've normalized corrupt behavior at the highest levels of government. Penalizing law firms for supporting things that Trump doesn't like is insane. Doubly so when they enter agreements to provide free
731.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
> It’s basically frictionless. You're assuming the theoretical US system would be the same and not be made arbitrarily complex by Republicans.
732.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
I'm sure this costs money to use, just like regular cell service would for the same theoretical IoT device. That's probably the main barrier to having its own network.
733.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Mine does too, so I disabled the sounds by holding the "2" button for a few seconds. Might differ by manufacturer but hopefully yours has that option.
734.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
There is also precedent for divesting from your businesses before taking office but that hasn't happened.
735.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
> Hawley also said the legislation would ban the next president and vice president from holding or trading individual stocks while in office, meaning the legislation wouldn't affect President Trump Nice little carve out for the big
736.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
It's like the bullshit "hunter Biden laptop" story which, after years of investigations, found that he filled out a gun form incorrectly. That's called a political witch hunt. Not only that, but cries of censorship by Tw
737.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
They now accept Venmo and PayPal which is why it's showing up everywhere now but it has existed for a while.
738.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Or we could strengthen alliances with our neighbors and potentially shift some of that burden to them. Trying to move everything here is not feasible. We simply do not have the human capital or willingness to manufacture every low level w
739.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
The point of my comment was to say: you don't choose how the government uses this data against you. Yes, it's bad and should be condemned. But, to completely eliminate this "avenue" of attack then we should've stopp
740.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
> so you can watch the watchers Watch in what way? And would it matter seeing as they have the full force of the government behind them anyway?
741.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Definitely. I think that would be very hard to carry out for various reasons, though. Intelligence agencies generally want minimal oversight and more power so you'd be fighting that at every corner which includes: 1) Vague threats to l
742.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
> The app represents an unprecedented linking of government databases into a single tool, including from the State Department, Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the FBI, and state records I think we're well past the point of stop
743.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Would you apply the same framing to marijuana legalization?
744.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
I'll acknowledge that you mentioned "leftists" here and they do quite a bit of purity testing in their circles, but what laws did they pass to limit speech?
745.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Because the new administration promised an unhinged DOJ. Biden was already vindicated in these pardons once Trump dropped legitimate charges against Eric Adams to try and further his political agenda. That and arresting judges, starting pol
746.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Maybe, but I think that would've been done already if it was feasible.
747.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
As long as games are running on user hardware/OS, you'll always deal with cheating. Server-side checks and computation can only go so far. For example: in competitive shooters (where cheaters are most prevalent) you can't hav
748.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
One use-case is connecting to a DoT (DNS-over-TLS) server directly rather than using a hostname. If you make a TLS connection to an IP address via OpenSSL, it will verify the IP SAN and fail if it's not there.
749.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
Burning a zero day like that in front of border / travel officers will probably land you in prison very quickly.
750.
▲
by
hypeatei
1y ago
> Haven't these guys heard of the "reprocity principle"? Did you see the trade war started recently with every country in the world? I don't think anything is being thoroughly planned or thought out in this administra
More ›