kryogen1c

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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
Maybe im not in the target audience, but i had to look up what mogging is because its not explained anywhere
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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
Sorry this is totally unrelated but it caused me to have an epiphany: Google is not a software, hardware, or SaaS company. They are an ad-funded moonshot R&D incubator, searching only for billion dollar lightning strikes. Every part of
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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
(Well-regulated) free markets are sort of built on the principle of educated consumerism. Your choice matters; its not up to the government to make illegal every non-optimal product. However, we do expect some minimum level of safety. What
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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
> It’s grown in a way that degraded it Im an outsider and a layman, so this might be totally off base, but... The way I hear people talking about github reliability doesnt sound like scaling problems to me. If you drive 20 miles every da
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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
>> nuclear sub >aircraft carrier Having served on both, this is actually a pretty interesting comparison (at least to me). Carriers are simply larger, so they likely win by scale, but im not sure on a more per-(sub)system basis. Ca
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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
> their intentions have become much more clear The hunter Biden laptop story was censored - including in private messages - and Charlie Kirk was shown being shot in the neck to death to children. There's nothing else to say.
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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
>Pain a warning signal from the body Hard agree, same with fevers. Heat helps kill many diseases, dont blunt your body's defenses. There are exceptions to both rules, but many people forget which part is the exception and which part
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by kryogen1c 5mo ago
The submitter appears to be a co-founder of the company the article is about (omitted from the HN account bio), and the article is misleading to the point of lying. This company now has strong a strong negative reputation in my mind that I
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by kryogen1c 6mo ago
>Meta is like one giant cancer Cancer is a great metaphor because its a perversion of natural, healthy processes. So called social media is nearly that, but actually grotesquely unhealthy. People are dramatically unwell when they are not
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by kryogen1c 7mo ago
> liquidity crisis in the former to cause a crisis of confidence in the latter Wait what? Your thesis is the GFC was caused by a liquidity crunch/bank run? Isn't that... not true? Isn't the proximal to distal chain of even
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by kryogen1c 7mo ago
Im certainly sympathetic to #2 being one of the greatest unconstitutional practices of the modern US government, but is its genesis really the civil rights movement? There were many settled cases about interstate commerce before the Civil r
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by kryogen1c 7mo ago
> As we walked across the lobby, I thought I was going to faint. I sort of detest people who always ask if things are ai slop, but... is this real? This guy has been working with a clearance for years - i think decades - and taken multip
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by kryogen1c 7mo ago
Lol! "Facebook's not bad, you're just a loser"
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by kryogen1c 7mo ago
To play devils advocate (i know nothing about discords use of data), isnt it trivial for any corporate counsel make legal statements like this that are not truthful? For example: we dont sell your data... we freely give it to our sister com
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by kryogen1c 7mo ago
If your soc2 or hipaa references the internet archive, you probably deserve to fail.
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
Well, deleted my discord. It was the only social media I had, if it can be considered as such. Shouldn't have been using a free product anyway. Committed the crime of convenience and paid with my telemetry. At least I stopped. HN, you
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
It should also be noted that most companies that make high quality (last decades) low volume goods go out of business; people vote with their dollars and dont want the capex. Put another way, who here wants a car that costs more than their
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
> Wild speculation detached from reality which destroys personal fortunes are not "a desirable feature." This is not the definition of a bubble, and is specifically contrary to what i said. A good bubble, like the automobile in
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
The question is not "is it a bubble". Bubbles are a desirable feature of the American experiment. The question is "will this bubble lay the foundation for growth and destroy some value when it pops, or will it only destroy va
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
I've always heard market forces and policies dont take effect until the following presidency.
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
The wild thing is, the business prop is so clear - an llm built into your corporate data, with the same security, guard rails, grc auditing stack that protects the rest of your data. Why integrate and exfiltrate to an outside company? But c
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
> The Trump regime murdered a guy for protesting them today I dont know what youre talking about, I dont follow politics. And even if I did, I dont know what relevance that could have on our conversation. > I'm not interested in
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
> the default of giving babies Hepatitis B vaccine even if there is no possible vector for them to get the disease Yeah absolutely. Another example, which is tangential since its not a vaccine but is a default medicine for some reason,
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
> What "state-sponsored violence" are you referring to? Not referring to a status quo, but to the implication of the parent, and yours after the fact, that we should consider mandating vaccines. > deadly communicable disease
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
> no other reason than ignorance Well, speaking of ignorance! Vaccines are not perfectly safe. All medicine can harm, and vaccines are no exception. Mandating dozens of vaccines to billions of children is forcing parents, under threat of
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
>That's probably because we have yet to discover any universal moral standards This argument has always seemed obviously false to me. You're sure acting like theres a moral truth - or do you claim your life is unguided and rand
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
Im inclined to agree with most of what you say, although I dont follow economics or current events closely enough to have a strong opinion. My point is that your thoughtful response about reliable continuity, both inter- and intra- presiden
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
Almost all the comments acting like this is some truth bombshell, like people in trumpistan all thought raising tariffs magically made the us economy better. This is a straw man, no? Tariffs are a mid-long term strategy to encourage onshori
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by kryogen1c 8mo ago
> odd position [...] offense isn't as bad if the difficulties of committing the crime have been removed or reduced Not really, intent is a part of the crime. If the barrier for crime is extremely small, the crime itself is less egre
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by kryogen1c 9mo ago
> weird keyboard layout Classic lenovo. Some models have FN as the most bottom left key, instead of ctrl. Gotta be the worst design decision ive ever seen. Everyone copy+pastes and finds, whoever thought that was a good idea really needs

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