jhardy54

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by jhardy54 6y ago
Not a problem at all, you probably want "brownie points". Brownie points: https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/brownie_point#English Good boy points: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/tendies-st
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It's convenient that companies can do more than one thing at a time. I agree that these are also important but I don't think they detract from this cause.
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Why do you think that social justice should only be worked on by NGOs? It seems that all of the comments on this thread are folks who don't want Apple working on social problems.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Cool. Happy to see that they're putting their weight behind an important cause.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Sorry dang. Should I just flag posts when people are pushing misinformation? It feels wrong to call in an authority to delete their post instead of dealing with it directly, but it seems like directly confronting people leads to the above.
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> I had no underlying point. Or any underlying facts. You're just posting whatever pops into your head. > [...] furious [...] Just because someone is saying you're wrong doesn't mean they're furious. I hope you can
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Clever! I hadn't considered that.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Please try the above examples with 12 or 24 words if you think that will make it easier. Example: Secret: either "a b c d e f g h i j k l" or "a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x" Participants: Alice, Bob, Ca
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> You can split it so that each subgroup of the five can reconstruct the entire phrase. How? Example: Split a secret phrase ("correct horse battery staple") between 4 friends with a quorum of 2. - Alice: correct - Bob: horse -
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One important difference: you can set the quorum. If you just take a key (or phrase) and split it between 5 trusted folks, there's no way to say "a quorum of 3 people must be present to get my key back".
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Interesting, thanks for pointing this out! Do you have any insights on how hard it is to implement? I'm not familiar enough with ADSS to tell whether it's worth the innovation token. [0] [0]: https://mcfunley.com/c
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> built by Silicon Valley hackers No, it's not. > a lot of Silicon Valley hackers have worked on it No, they haven't. > well Portland is basically SV No, it isn't. Just do your research and nobody will correct you. E
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Who? I can't think of a single core contributor who lives in California. The vast majority don't even live in the US. I think I'm the closest to SV and I'm in Portland.
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I agree, and that's why I work on Scuttlebutt. But I also think we should do everything in our power to dissuade dangerous folks (example: violent extremists) from using these tools.
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by jhardy54 6y ago
I've wanted to write a longer blog post about this, but after a few years of working on SSB I appreciate you highlighting these pain points. I think everyone in the SSB maintainer community feels the same way. My hot take: Scuttlebutt
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by jhardy54 6y ago
> MAGA folks looking for platforms for their "free speech". This is not a target demographic you should strive for.
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MAGA folks looking for platforms for their "free speech".
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> I don't find it sexist, I'll keep using it. How do women in your industry feel about it?
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They're welcome to protest, but as a society we draw the line at terrorism. Don't do that.
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> obviously Obviously to whom? I was taught that DNA has a chance of mutating each time it's copied, but that's certainly not "obvious".
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"no u" It would be funny if it weren't so sad. Good luck.
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Even if that's true, that doesn't prove the incorrect assertion that "BLM protestors stormed the Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse with weapons while chanting about killing their representatives". The dog-piling
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Great choice, seeing as how I'm a Portland resident. How many people stormed the courthouse with gun and zipties, and which politicians did they want to murder? The closest you're going to get is something about protestors chantin
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by jhardy54 6y ago
Please link to where BLM protestors stormed a federal building with weapons while chanting about killing their representatives. Bonus points for planting bombs.
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> I feel like I'm living in the twilight zone. It's called an echo chamber, and you should try to escape it if you can.
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Wow, what a double-standard. Why is it that the left is allowed to express themselves through protest and civil disobedience but the right can't plant bombs and try to kidnap senators when they don't like the outcome of an electio
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It's simple: they don't like the conclusions.
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And if they had only killed minorities within their borders...?
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> You are simultaneously being needlessly pedantic, and less than charitable by needlessly interpreting inconsequential ambiguities in OPs sentence in a way that would have made them incorrect. Dial it back. When I hear "most volume
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> tall, rectangular buildings maximize volume to surface area, I imagine that you mean that tall buildings maximize ground area, and that most property is rectangular. The way to maximize volume to surface area is to build spheres, or cu

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