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by lucb1e 6mo ago
> He just retweeted the Telegram founder 20 hours ago. Wouldn't that only strengthen one's resolve to not get invested in anything Elon controls? Telegram started out as being the privacy option, not owned by Facebook, encrypte
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
> things that get on the [HN] front page are vetted beyond 'someone on twitter hyped up a thing' Interesting take. I'm not aware that anyone is doing vote rings or vote buying very successfully (considering that my own blo
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
> It used to be a bannable offense to even link to your presence on a competing site Huh? This sounds like you mean before elon "free speech!" musk but I can only imagine that, if it ever was a thing, it was a thing after. At s
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
Yeah, I'm confused. Why say one thing when you mean another? Maybe I need to re-evaluate some of the youtube people that I stopped watching because they were so carefully neutral, not wanting to offend the nazis, I thought. Perhaps tha
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
That domain is such a blast from the past for me. I spent so many hours working on projects with free webhosting as a teen! dang/HN: this domain should probably be added to the list where the subdomain is shown next to the title, since
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
lol, sure
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
I don't understand. It says for the first task: > URL: <https://...docs...> What parameters does the Create Stream endpoint accept? The answer that I would give is `name`, `description`, `retention_days`, and `tags
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
That would depend... There's a whole lot of cases where the tokens are temporary in nature with an easy cut-over, either dropping old entries or re-encrypting while people are not at work. We tend to think of big commerce like amazon o
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
Yes. They will need to switch, so that hardware needs to be swapped out
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
So why argue about whether AES-256 is worth it if we can just literally replace those 3 characters and be done with the upgrade? This was the smart move already in 2001 when Shor's algorithm was known and computers fast enough that we
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
(Note you're not replying to the same person, so this "you" is me and not them.) Yes, I find the suggestion to waste a bunch of energy creating a mediocre extension that might actually work, when there is apparently an existi
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
> One of the first things I do on a new device is install an extension to ... < [which one] > vibe-code it if it doesn't exist So it doesn't exist? I don't understand what I'm reading. (Plus the suggestion to cr
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
Yes, hence me saying duplicate above
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by lucb1e 6mo ago
Source? You're linking to a bugtracker. I doubt they're inviting people to spam it with duplicate entries — valid as I think the concern is. But maybe it says somewhere that you can leave feedback here and I just haven't seen
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
How are you expecting someone here to complete a captcha in the comments?
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
> inter-EU signatures I assume this should be "intra-EU"? I'm not very familiar with eidas so I'm not sure, but afaik it's about signatures within the EU, not between different EUs (as there is only one in th
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Works for me in Germany. I wonder if it's some overzealous bot protection that's cutting off humans again, in this case from what looks like a government website, but without further testing that's hard to say. You could chec
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
I can't seem to find the rules. How do I know if my site is in scope here? It it like Kagi's small web that's only for blogs, or does it need to be run by a <10-person company, or like what means "indie" here? Vi
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Consider that nude is short and nature is longer. Naturist is the shorter one and naturalist the longer one
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
This is the only app of this kind that is simple enough for my grandma to use it and that works offline. Birdnet iirc has separate recording, selecting, uploading, and results steps, which I tried to teach but it's too much. iNaturalis
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Claude sounds like bollocks in Dutch ('kloot') Pretty sure bollocks was the literal example I read on HN like 10 years ago of what your cool-sounding product name will turn out to mean in Spanish, but I can't remember if the
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Wanna check?
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Considering how many old people hold on to beliefs like women belonging at home doing the household and/or that people of color are violent, I'm not sure such a conversation is going to lead anywhere. We let them vote until they d
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Seems strange to me, a bit like the evidence required for new foodstuffs without judging the old ones by the same criteria. People have been winging it and now new options would have to be scrutinized before use whereas the old 'wisdom
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Could say the same about language, driving, and writing systems? Steve Jobs popularized among startup/HN audiences that intuitive interfaces are the best interfaces, but I have yet to see evidence for that. Are systems that work withou
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Oh, that useless thing. I was very confused about something which can "app data that requires authorization" (thought maybe it's some Google service that extracts your secrets for device migrations) but you just mean the old
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Ah, now I understand your question (and see others already answered). Yeah, I realized that possible confusion after writing it, but hoped it was clear enough after editing in the bit about this AWS problem being in a browser tab. You may h
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
Which API do you mean?
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
I think that must be the point they're trying to make, yes It also drives home that Anubis needs a time estimate for sites that don't use Anubis as a "can you run javascript" wall but as an actual proof of work mechanism
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by lucb1e 7mo ago
I would agree, but - accepting that they take the finger now makes me worried about the rest of the hand - it seems like a complete strawman argument: I have never heard of anyone getting scammed by being guided through system menus to enab

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