jmward01

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by jmward01 10mo ago
This is evolution in action. An ecosystem is generating with different things populating it. Is there a better method than captcha out there? For instance, hide things in html comments that only bots would see and if they are reacted to the
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by jmward01 10mo ago
I love this. I want more of my tax dollars going here please. As Hank Green might say, we need to 'increase the awesome' more with stuff like this.
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This is also related to GH bug [1] and HN post [2] In that I pointed out that they are sending data back that shouldn't be and is not in compliance with their stated data usage policy [3]. Specifically, message ids which have no purpos
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by jmward01 10mo ago
Why put off until tomorrow what you can perfectly well do the next day?
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Open source is amazing for this. Honestly, I suspect this is much simpler than the jellyfin ecosystem and other open source projects out there. Really, we are so close to this now it is just missing a few things like a good 'how to&#x2
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There is a huge market segment waiting here. At least I think there is. Well, at least people like me want this. Ok, tens of dollars can be made at least. It is just missing a critical tipping point. Basically, I want an alexa like device f
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I think I have given up on chip naming. I honestly can't tell anymore there are so many modifiers on the names these days. I assume 9 is better than 7 right? Right?
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BYD would disagree with you [1]. A lot of weight is the packaging. Sodium ion is a lot safer so it generally needs less packaging (at least that is my understanding). [1] https://thenextavenue.com/2025/07/23/h
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Extraordinary claims come up all the time in the battery world. The thing is though with so many claims popping up all the time a few actually turn out to be true on a pretty regular basis. We will see if this is among them! At the pace bat
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Trust me, I believe nothing positive about xAI. Various players doing similar things and an actual published standard or a standards body are totally different things. The industry is really young. Like a couple years young a this point. Th
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I hadn't thought about the 4 year aspect. That is a great insight. I am against the current US healthcare system in general but I wonder if decoupling healthcare from employment (slightly) could help. Maybe employers should be required
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Looks like this hit a nerve. Any comments on the practical solutions though? The comment wasn't advocating that they should make CSAM or that they shouldn't face repercussions for enabling it, at least I don't think it reads
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Insurance companies should be paying people to take this considering the other costs it reduces.
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A core issue here is that there isn't a black and white on a subject like this. Yes, it is wrong. Yes they have a responsibility. But at the same time taking that to an extreme leads to heavy censorship. So what is a practical middle g
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I love the idea. A few thoughts though: - This needs teeth and they should inform you of what to do if you find out they ignored the request and what penalties they will receive. Tell people they can aid in the enforcement and I bet they wi
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by jmward01 10mo ago
I think part of this is that software is new. I mean really new. If we all just landed on a new continent and started a new civilization we would probably see a lot of 'free' happening as the community built the essentials. Slowly
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by jmward01 10mo ago
I wonder if this would apply to backs/back injuries. This is super exciting, if it pans out. I can't wait for the follow up research. A pill that 'just works' is an amazing thing. Loosing mobility later in life leads to
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I have followed this off and on. For those wondering, TMC [1] is one of the primary companies on the forefront of this. Similarly, the main body in charge of regulation here is the International Seabed Authority [2]. I'll be honest, I
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At this very moment I am likely a lot of things, but at the top of the list is mad. Very, very mad. I don't have words for this anymore or the patience to debate the intricacies of the broken system that has gotten us here. I am just v
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by jmward01 10mo ago
This is illegal, immoral and not supported by the vast majority of the country. Every us citizen and every elected official needs to act, now, to stop this.
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by jmward01 10mo ago
This is illegal, immoral, unsupported by the vast majority of the US population and requiring immediate action by every US citizen and elected official.
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Multiple explosions heard in Venezuela's Capital. Maduro accuses the U.S.(npr.org)
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I actually think globalism has nothing to do with the decline. Or maybe the gains it brought us has indirectly contributed. In general US quality of life has risen. Japanese quality of life isn't bad either. I think the keys are just s
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by jmward01 10mo ago
I have a windows laptop (and a mac) for work. The windows laptop gets turned on, connected to my limited guest network, only when work yells at me that it hasn't had its security patches recently and in the extremely rare times I need
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My argument is that bullets move slow, can miss causing obvious damage to surrounding infra that shows up on cameras, that they are loud and that minaturization is important to making this a real trend. You started with CWIS which is massiv
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Absolutely completely off the topic at hand here, but it seems like the bot and troll level goes up a lot on topics like this. A lot of people use HN data for training data, stats analysis, etc. Anyone out there figure out some good tools f
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I'm at the point where I want a pop-up for every time my phone wants to use location/camera/mic/contacts. Or at least more options to require this for individual system services/apps. Also, while we are at it, why c
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Range due to obstacles is greatly overcome with altitude. My point about the 13yo is that -you- think it is unworkable, but a country that doesn't mind the word 'genocide' thinks it is a fine definition. Camera tech quickly w
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by jmward01 10mo ago
CWIS is pretty massive, not that this isn't still big, but I think this is taking a miniaturization turn, is upping the accuracy and number of engagements it can handle significantly and potentially upping the range especially in urban
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The thing that worries me isn't the drone/anti-drone escalation. It is the fact that these weapons aren't actually limited to anti-drone use. Recently we have seen clear examples of countries, including Israel, that will use

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