hypeatei

34 ms·

781.
by hypeatei 1y ago
Bullshit asymmetry principle: it takes less energy to produce bullshit than it does to refute it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandolini%27s_law
782.
by hypeatei 1y ago
I'm glad we're testing the guardrails by making our country unappealing the best talent in the world and wasting government resources on a revenge tour.
783.
by hypeatei 1y ago
Encrypted client hello can be stripped easily by modern firewalls[0]. I know because my employers network enables this functionality and it forces a downgrade so that it can see what you're trying to access. [0] https://comm
784.
by hypeatei 1y ago
> weakened national security manufacturing capacity, What products specifically would be a national security concern? The CHIPS act was passed to revitalize semiconductor manufacturing because we rely heavily on Taiwan. From my understan
785.
by hypeatei 1y ago
Why would the company be embarrassed? The users (i.e. high level U.S. officials) did no due diligence. Of course a private company is going to take the easiest and cheapest route. If it goes bad, just shut down and spin up a new entity. Som
786.
by hypeatei 1y ago
There is no guarantee that an anonymous criminal is going to hold up their end of the agreement. Coinbase has no idea who they're negotiating with or where that data has been shared. That, and they're reimbursing customers who wer
787.
by hypeatei 1y ago
Whatever you think of Coinbase, this is a pretty good response IMO: > and will not pay the $20 million ransom demand we received. Instead we are establishing a $20 million reward fund for information leading to the arrest and conviction
788.
by hypeatei 1y ago
This happens on Snapchat too with HDR videos. Brightness increases while everything else dims... including the buttons.
789.
by hypeatei 1y ago
If you have a problem with my comment, then state it clearly.
790.
by hypeatei 1y ago
I have some puts on the S&P 500 but largely staying away due to volatility.
791.
by hypeatei 1y ago
I truly believe Q2 numbers are going to be ugly and these temporary pumps in the market are very irrational. We're going to see the effects on earnings and employment from costs skyrocketing overnight. Many small businesses can't
792.
by hypeatei 1y ago
> Right now I have some faith the courts in the US will stand up to this I think "the guardrails will hold" thinking is flawed when you have someone who is willing to completely side step the system and push the limits. We&#x2
793.
by hypeatei 1y ago
> longer riding on a whim Yes it is because Trump can take it away or add more at any moment. Congress doing nothing still means they're not crafting coherent industrial policy and not introducing legislation which would be more
794.
by hypeatei 1y ago
> Will just switch to domestic products On what timeline? Does the current environment even encourage companies making huge investments into the U.S. (and no, the pinky promises that we hear about aren't investments) since it'l
795.
by hypeatei 1y ago
> is why we are where we are Which is where? A country outpacing everyone else in growth and recovery after COVID? This assumption that globalism = bad because we don't have people assembling electronics for $10/hour is strange
796.
by hypeatei 1y ago
And the attorney general just confirmed in a cabinet meeting that the U.S. marshals would not be arresting any of them (marshals handle court orders, e.g. if you're in contempt)
797.
by hypeatei 2y ago
I think it's naive not to see the "both sides" card get pulled anytime there is a criticism of the right. All the "centrists" come out to hold water for conservatives when their policies are clearly and specifically
798.
by hypeatei 2y ago
> Many people disagree with the Covid response. Who was president in 2020? Who did the first round of stimulus?
799.
by hypeatei 2y ago
This isn't long term thinking industrial policy. Flip flopping and using ChatGPT to steer tariff policy isn't looking ahead. Pure delusion. Trump has control of all branches yet isn't passing any legislation. All he's do
800.
by hypeatei 2y ago
I don't see much references to "the swamp" anymore now that we have a sitting president doing a crypto grift. I thought dark money and mysterious figures pulling the strings is conspiracy worthy but I guess not when it's
801.
by hypeatei 2y ago
I thought this election had much lower turnout than the last? That coupled with the fact that incumbents lost globally due to inflation, it isn't surprising that Trump won. Pretending it was because we didn't baby the MAGA voters
802.
by hypeatei 2y ago
I'm surprised they're able to calculate all of this properly in the first place. The U.S. doesn't have government personnel at the ports so the importer self reports. There isn't a central system to administer these tari
803.
by hypeatei 2y ago
> does not give states the right to actively obstruct federal agents Who said they had that right and when did this happen?
804.
by hypeatei 2y ago
I think some are missing the sarcasm. I enjoyed your comment at least.
805.
by hypeatei 2y ago
This line of thinking only works if you consider illegal immigrants as people of which a certain side does not and is actively arguing that the bill of rights only applies to citizens. Basically, if you view illegal immigrants as the end
806.
by hypeatei 2y ago
> My optimistic take is that this is the sort of stupid overreach that works to turn other arms of government against the executive This is your take given the blatant corruption and clear constitutional violations of this administration
807.
by hypeatei 2y ago
> disgusting to see how little separation of powers means to Republicans. It's just like "states rights" where it only matters so long as you stay in their good graces. Very reflective of how they operate internally today:
808.
by hypeatei 2y ago
Temporal tables in SQL server fit this use-case[0], I think. 0: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/t...
809.
by hypeatei 2y ago
Not GP, but that is the correct saying. Basically, it'll always look greener from where you're at but that isn't always true necessarily.
810.
by hypeatei 2y ago
You might get even more charges for doing that, though. Destroying evidence, obstruction or some made up charge.

More ›