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jesterson
5mo ago
Agree. Just that I see the number much north of 90%. You must be a very optimistic person.
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jesterson
5mo ago
There are a lot of greedy people thinking everyone would die for a bullion. They couldn’t comprehend another way of thinking due to narrow mindset
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5mo ago
I wouldn’t want. I have enough. Not everyone is wanting money. But it is not the point. The point is, when you take high moral ground and talk about bug problems to help humanity, and then your own diary exposes you as avaricious simpleton,
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jesterson
5mo ago
If you read comments you can see how many people are oblivious to it. And we can assume people here are fairly educated. It is incredible to read "I believe company A only!". They need to educate themselves otherwise noone would b
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jesterson
5mo ago
How do you expect them to read it?
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jesterson
5mo ago
> Apple is the only company worth trusting with it Wonder what makes you you think so. Care to elaborate? Really hope it's not their ubiquitous ads showcasing how they "treat privacy seriously".
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5mo ago
There is no point in publishing this. Usually they don't ban large organizations without some prior consultations. SMEs are victims usually. AWS/Azure and sorts know there will be no public recourse so they can cut without any not
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jesterson
5mo ago
What problems?
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5mo ago
Just because you don't see it, it doesn't meant it doesn't happen. I deal with it daily. If i would start writing, I would spend half day just writing. It's in no way to say Google is any good - it's just equally ba
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5mo ago
If everyone can delete your prod database via API or by any other means - you need to sack CTO without severance package.
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5mo ago
> Don’t do business with Google. If you think other big tech or bank won't do it for you if you "don't do anything wrong" - you might be delusional. The only way to fight it is redundancy. Dont vendor lock in all you
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jesterson
5mo ago
And it is sad some people are thinking Karpathy or Karp are persons of any benevolence.
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jesterson
5mo ago
> This is success For who?
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jesterson
5mo ago
Thank you. It's a big club and you ain't in it. (C)
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5mo ago
> The only question is whether it will benefit everyone or just the rich Are you seriously mulling that as a question?
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5mo ago
> AI bros promise us that this will reduce inequality and make human society better, somehow It is going to make human society better. And it already is doing it. The problem is neither you nor me are a part of the society. The AI bros a
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5mo ago
It's been on the downhill for a while even before the AI wasn't it?
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jesterson
5mo ago
That’s your speculation, nothing more. Your provider is likely charging good prices for their services. VPN providers often charge unsustainable prices, if you factor in their expenses. Unsustainable if you just provide VPN services
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jesterson
5mo ago
Thats like saying there is no corruption in government because it would undermine public trust in it. Of course there is, and to huge extent. They know they canget away with it, so they do.
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jesterson
5mo ago
Paying with crypto does something to deindentify you, but does nothing about your traffic. It's still being watched.
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jesterson
5mo ago
I understand it's not up to your (or anyone's) level of belief, but I am in intimately familiar with their modus operandi. For everyone in the industry it is le secret de Polichinelle.
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5mo ago
> place of low-trust, your ISP, to a place of high-trust, ideally a trustworthy VPN like Mullvad This is highly subjective statement. Almost all commercial VPN services farm and sell your data. Just by that, my ISP is definitely high tru
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5mo ago
> Still, we all do it with Google We don't. And never did.
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5mo ago
If your worldview is based on news you are consuming, then I would like to avoid the discussion. No, I don’t see the US descending into fascism. Quite the opposite. But the EU unfortunately does, and that saddens me a lot.
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5mo ago
No point to argue. EU propaganda machine portrays EU as beautiful garden while the US is portrayed as the one descending into fascism. You can’t push anto-freedom laws without mass brainwashing.
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5mo ago
they know mass populace is stupid and won't look behind the title. Are you against the law "protecting children"? Shame on you
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5mo ago
They employ worst human habits, so no wonder
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5mo ago
Pretty standard.
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5mo ago
Wait until you will be thrown in jail and tortured for nothing. I have seen frw individuals like you who think "oh I obey the lay so this wouldn't happen to me". They change their mind oh so quickly after
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5mo ago
Japan appears to be safest country on earth. There are many places women can run at 3am - Singapore, Bangkok, jut from top of my head. And living in Tokyo, I woudn't advise any women to do jogging at 3am.
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