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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> It doesn't matter who the president is It clearly does as your comment was very pointed towards Obama but fails to mention Trump once. I'm curious as to why that would be? Are you ignoring the massive amount of funding that
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> you probably wouldn't feel so entitled. ...what? Are we living in the same universe? What exactly did I say that makes me entitled? > The user in question does not have a commercial license Do you know that for sure or are you
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Out of interest, how is that relevant? Are we not able to criticize a FOSS maintainers response unless we run a project of scale ourselves? The maintainer is clearly engaging and knows what the problem is but stalls on the "last mile&q
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
The maintainer should just open a new issue for RFC compliance himself since that's a pretty big issue and he obviously thinks OP spams too much. This game of stalling / obfuscating via the issue tracker gets very old.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> but where are you getting the idea that discord is going to estimate the user's age using "some AI garbage tool" "Additionally, Discord will implement its age inference model, a new system that runs in the backgroun
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
Remember, this is the same side that espoused "meritocracy" as their number one virtue. Instead, we got a cabinet full of loyalists and fascists that decided doing joint missions between the DoD and Border Patrol was a good idea.
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> justify massive so-called "reciprocal" tariffs I just want to point out that this "reciprocal" nonsense was in no way calculated or strategic. The chart/table they showed was literally LLM-generated and no one
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
This reminds me of when people were surprised that Alexa devices listen all the time. Yes, cloud connected device is uploading data to the cloud. That is not very scandalous or interesting. The FBI didn't burn zero days to do this, the
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Gallup will no longer measure presidential approval after 88 years(thehill.com)
110 points by hypeatei 8mo ago|30 comments
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> they want the keys stored in an encrypted way, is that too much to ask for Well, they are encrypted but the issue is talking about exports. The maintainer of KeepassXC already mentions the issue with that: portability. A backup of su
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by hypeatei 8mo ago
> just keep the key on a USB or file store of any kind Similar arguments could be made against this too: trusted contacts need to make sure the USB isn't damaged or lost and that the files haven't been corrupted. At the end of
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
Very specific problem to me = zoning laws and higher prices for everyone. You could be a victim of crystal stores allowing homeless camps on their lot, act now!
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
The zeitgeist around the files started with MAGA and their QAnon conspiracy. All the right wing podcasters were pushing a narrative that Trump was secretly working to expose and takedown a global child sex trafficking ring. Well, it turns o
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
Yeah, the trust has been burned and the blog post wasn't very reassuring. Safe to say that it will be a long time before it's built back up.
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
The real fix is to leave it alone. You're wasting political capital by pushing for gun control yet again. You'd want the Trump administration to have access to a database of gun owners like the Black Panthers? Seriously?
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
Any state laws trying to restrict the 2nd amendment are always going to be useless. You're not going to stop someone who's determined at causing harm with firearms in a country where firearms outnumber people. All these little &qu
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
It appears the site couldn't handle HN traffic or maybe the site owner took it down. Regardless, a project like this needs a lot of thought put into it to be something that people can rely on during times of crisis. If it can't ha
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
You'd have a lot stronger argument if ICE wasn't being used as a secret police force. They're Immigration Enforcement in name only. Your average citizen would say it's okay to enforce immigration laws, there is no doub
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
Assuming 100M "classic" ID checks (being generous): congrats, you just paid for two days of running the military!
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
If I'm reading this correctly, it's basically saying "the manufacturers interpretation of the Clean Air Act is wrong" and that's it? How does this move the needle on right to repair at all? Maybe it'll require
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
The code can become "radioactive" as well when a software library goes paid. It starts phoning home with information about its environment to ensure compliance which is just kinda... icky to most devs. I certainly don't want
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
"The Most Transparent Administration In History" doing its thing. This would probably be a front page story under any other admin but there is so much corruption and awful things happening under this one that it gets buried. Any i
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
Integrity checks say nothing about the package authenticity, though. State sponsored actors could just... change the hash on the listing in a hypothetical attack.
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
> I knew they were open-sourcing it and announcing it here today Yeah, that seems like pertinent information that'd make your original post a lot more transparent. You're obviously invested in this project to some degree even i
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
Just because something is open source doesn't make rug pulling "impossible"; see: insomnia and license-change rug pulls across various OSS communities. > there's no pricing page because the tool is free and open sourc
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
You haven't commented on HN since 2018 and this is the post you came across totally organically to shill a new API client? Seems like they paid you to advertise here.
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
I hate to be negative but everything about this is ringing alarm bells. The buzzwords like "git-native" and "offline-first", the dedicated editor for a supposedly "text based" tool, the website that feels like
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
> there's no fundamental underlying value [...] its free to fluctuate I don't understand this argument since that's how literally all markets work: the consensus is the current price. If we're talking about fundamenta
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by hypeatei 9mo ago
> It feels as though all we need is a spark. And yet, many sparks seem to have come and gone. Big market moves, in stocks or yields, that have recovered Yes, in a five year span we've had three 20% drawdowns in the stock market that
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President Trump says he wants to drive housing prices up, not down(usatoday.com)
20 points by hypeatei 9mo ago|2 comments

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