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by komali2 1y ago
Coolify still requires root for installation, though they have a branch that doesn't that they're working on. So you can just ssh in and do the coolify install and then switch off root login I guess, if you're willing to just
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by komali2 1y ago
The "my bike lock is better than yours" strategy of personal information security :p
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by komali2 1y ago
Huh I never thought about the quoting thing. I'm definitely gonna clear out the auto quoted bits in my replies from now one.
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by komali2 1y ago
Is the self censoring of big boy and girl worlds like "murder," "suicide," "execution," "Nazi," and "genocide" on videos and posts related to this? It's been driving me crazy. Do not go
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by komali2 1y ago
{ concerned_with_privacy: true, online_usernames: ['kachapopopow', ...] } ;) As someone else mentioned, most likely you've been fingerprinted. But at least yes you can't be looked up directly, only if someone uses a data
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by komali2 1y ago
In your perspective, why would these drugs be made available to the general public given they'd be arguably the most valuable thing every produced in human history? Presumably one or a few companies would own the IP, so they would of c
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by komali2 1y ago
80 years (if lucky) is an unfathomably cruel prank and a prison.
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by komali2 1y ago
> “In Sweden, we pay digitally to a large degree and the use of cash is low. The general public being able to pay by card for example for food and medicines even in the event of a serious breakdown in data communication, that is offline,
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by komali2 1y ago
Yes, exactly, which is why counting laws as a part of the incentive mechanism is wrong to do. "They won't do that because they don't want to break the law." Laws are impossible to perfectly enforce and States are changel
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by komali2 1y ago
Why do you need one? Or why is there always a presumption of an incentive that maps to capitalist modes? I want decentralization because States oppress people and I want resistance to that to persist, others think like me such as the invent
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by komali2 1y ago
I just don't understand why people accept the sheer arrogance of the design of Tesla vehicles. I don't need to worry about the programming of the computer controlling the door handle in a Honda civic - it's mechanical and wil
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by komali2 1y ago
Which is why people going back and forth about incentives has always driven me nuts. Attempting to make assurances based on this handle we crank called "human incentive" that may map to human behavior in the expected direction, th
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by komali2 1y ago
I'm not seeing how you could draw that conclusion. The more likely explanation is that they are telling people not to build apps around it (and I assume thus the apis aren't well designed for adoption by other apps). > This rep
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by komali2 1y ago
No, the feed is harming people. Social media and the dark patterns they use to maximize engagement are harming people.
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by komali2 1y ago
Because things in the State should help people, not exploit them. If the thing, in this case, a corporation, is harming people, why not force it to stop?
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by komali2 1y ago
> Requiring companies to make and maintain a separate app entirely if their product has messaging features is an unreasonable requirement. I disagree. I think it's more than reasonable. Facebook designs its features with dark UX to
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by komali2 1y ago
It could be clownish and a caricature. I enjoyed The Road but it makes me think of a critique of sci fi I read once, wherein masculine sci fi novels focus deeply on engineering problems and all but ignore human or environmental ones. Some b
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by komali2 1y ago
Anti fraud rules sending people to jail are what we're discussing, and the proposition that they're necessary for a high functioning society. If we have these rules, and society is not high functioning, then, it seems you and I ag
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by komali2 1y ago
> The root cause of this Microsoft vulnerability wasn’t poor coding or lack of testing. It also isn’t correct to say that it’s the need to trust Microsoft. It’s more accurately what we’re trusting Microsoft with — Authority. > As long
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by komali2 1y ago
I'm unconvinced. Banks wield massive political power through their capital, and so get away with highway robbery all the time. 2008 financial crisis comes to mind. It seems to me that the rules are one sided and so it seems this "
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by komali2 1y ago
I remain unconvinced that society would be any worse off if the laws that sent this guy to jail didn't exist. Can you convince me I'm wrong?
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by komali2 1y ago
> Who's giving away 100s of TB of video decode and bandwidth for free. And why? Not everyone is doing it for the same reason, but there are anarchists doing it because they want people to be allowed to freely access media, and that&
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by komali2 1y ago
> My sentencing guidelines were so high because of the loss amount. > The system incarcerates people for years and expects them to go back into society and do something with their life. The truth is that the programming that is offere
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by komali2 1y ago
I'm interested in this conversation however this comment doesn't really mean anything to me. What are you saying? And so, how would you hire? If you just wanted to say, "hiring sucks," I agree. Hiring sucks.
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by komali2 1y ago
Aren't they trying to go for-profit and escape that albatross around their neck of "must feasibly be doing social good?"
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by komali2 1y ago
Better example: you press the ok button, and sometimes, only sometimes, it triggers twice. You tell your lead, they say "I know." You ask why they haven't fixed it, and they lead you down a deep rabbit hole of fundamental, un
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by komali2 1y ago
> To include both family-people and people without families. Young and old. People with an academic background and people without one. Vi-people and emacs-people. Well, I don't know what to tell you, you've just described my en
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by komali2 1y ago
Then, among 200 resumes, how do you find the good programmer? If you have budget to hire one of them.
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by komali2 1y ago
If I handed you 200 resumes and said "hire from this set our next junior frontend engineer," how would you do it? Assume: generic b2b SASS, post-seed, 5 person engineering team making first junior hire.
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by komali2 1y ago
It's a FOSS repo on github... you can just look at the code yourself. If we RCE you you can easily sue us lol. So for you, how should a company determine from 200 applicants, which one will be able to do the job best? Or at least some

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