jhardy54

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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   > Because given enough time (and you can't easily predict how long that is) anyone will fall prey to those tactics, and then it's near impossible to get out using will alone. Where did you learn about this? I'd love to be
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   I got very strange behavior like that with figure 8s.
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   I use my Ergodox full-time and I love it, but I feel this way about an Atreus I just picked up: there are only a few keys, and some are inaccessible (!) so I'm stuck putting stuff like colons and quotation marks in a layer. Feels bad.
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   > But it’s how businesses were always designed to work Who taught you this? If there's a specific historian pushing this narrative I'd love to know who it is, because on the surface this claim sounds absolutely outlandish.
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   When you accept an offer based on 'location based bay', I'd assume.
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   A specific example of what you mean would be great. More comments quoting yourself and refusing to explain what you mean would be not great.
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   Would you target the same API, or invent your own?
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   On one hand: sure, anything you can express with an abstraction can be expressed without the abstraction. Some abstractions are unnecessary. On the other hand: this introduces constraints that let you solve a class of problems without givin
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   by jhardy54 6y ago

   That's a surprising claim, how is that measured? I'd love to read the paper you're referencing.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    As usual: it isn't completely natureo or nurture -- it's both.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    I remember their comment being something to the effect of "I don't understand why people care about a service that tells you about your wealthy ancestors when you're working a minimum wage job". They confused 23andMe, wh
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Happy to answer any questions or accept feedback if someone thinks I should have done something differently. I've been trying to flag posts with misinformation rather than arguing, and it seems polite to explain my flags. The downvotes
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    I've flagged your post for being unnecessarily hostile while also being ignorant of the type of features that 23andMe has. Maybe you're thinking of ancestry.com?
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Which linter were you using? ESLint/etc doesn't catch errors like that, you need Typescript (which can work on plain JS files as a linter). On the other hand, your example is valid Typescript, although if you use attempt `x + 1`
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    You can make your own private network that is cryptographically unable to replicate with other networks (like the main net), but I don't think you should ask close friends and family to edit ~/.ssb/config to add a custom SHS
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Thanks for building this, I appreciate your goals and I'm interested to follow along with your progress.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    What is "Scalable Secure Scuttlebutt"? I think that should probably just be "Secure Scuttlebutt". Also, would be nice to have Oasis added as a desktop "SSB social app".
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Is there a specific metric you're thinking of? My understanding is that income inequality is at an all-time high, and I'd be very surprised if it were worse 10 and 20 years ago. Examples: https://equitablegrowth.org&#x2
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    What kinds of things do you post about?
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Thanks for engaging these folks with well-written comments. They may downvote you for speaking the truth and linking to evidence, but hopefully it will plant a seed.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Bioregionalism strikes again!
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    They said "past tense" whereas "setting up" is the present participle tense.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Yes.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Nitpick: This works for "logged in", but not "set up".
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    (Flagged as duplicate comment.)
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    > Do you let google and facebook decide? Google and Facebook should host whichever legal content they'd like, and we should build alternative systems that give us control over how we spend our attention and share our influence.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Nitpick: I think Eminem only uses near rhymes, but there are a few true rhymes also. https://rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?Word=orange&typeofrhyme=pe...
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    Feel free to listen to terrorists all you want -- I'm under no obligation to listen to people who are advocating for my torture or death, and I'm certainly not obligated to supply a platform for their views.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    So what? Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences. You can't be taken seriously as an advocate for a tolerant and accessible non-profit when you spend your salary denying people the right to get married.
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    by jhardy54 6y ago

    In case you're unfamiliar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance Unfortunately part of making things "open and accessible to all" means revoking access to people who would weaponize the in