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by meowface 3y ago
>I just use isolated cheap laptops and encrypted usb's now. I figure this isn't practical for most end users. Is there an alternative hardware wallet that you think is okay for most people? How do you feel about Trezor?
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by meowface 3y ago
I wasn't ignorant of it - that's why I said "any modern Israeli party". I'm aware past Israeli/Zionist groups have engaged in terrorism and in some cases deliberate civilian massacres. As far as I know Likud ha
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by meowface 3y ago
I'm perfectly fine saying supporting Hamas is antisemitic and that Netanyahu has said and done plenty of antisemitic things, including Holocaust revisionism. https://www.haaretz.com/world-news/2018-12-13/ty-ar
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by meowface 3y ago
I don't support how civilians are being treated in Palestine whatsoever, but: >while condemning the massacre of civilians under the orders of Likud (and other far right parties) When has Likud ordered massacres of civilians? Or when
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by meowface 3y ago
A possible middle-ground option is to use a cheaper cloud provider like Digital Ocean. You don't need dedicated infrastructure engineers and you still get a lot of the same benefits as AWS, including some API compatibility (Digital Oce
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by meowface 3y ago
I did write that in my other comment. I was just abbreviating here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38172108
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by meowface 3y ago
You're absolutely right, but at least there is some underlying art-intended-as-art there. Just as much of the stock market can be viewed the same way but at least there usually is an underlying company with some value behind the stocks
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by meowface 3y ago
I disagree. They're generally not intended as art or consumed as art. Performance art, modern art, post-modern art, avant-garde art - while not always to everyone's taste - is usually intended in a purely artistic sense. (And in m
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by meowface 3y ago
I'd personally preferentially hire and befriend effective altruists and go out of my way to avoid people who say things like this (particularly with usernames like that).
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by meowface 3y ago
It looks like Backblaze B2 combined with Cloudflare gives the cheapest storage and free egress. Is there any reason to use R2 over B2 + Cloudflare? My use case is image storage + serving for a service that users will upload a lot of images
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by meowface 3y ago
An odd question, but: why is he like this? Even from the start, before the criminal charges, his press tour was so bizarre. Is he just a delusional narcissist who thinks he can talk his way out of anything no matter what? I feel like even v
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by meowface 3y ago
Is there any reason to not use R2 over a competing storage service? I already use Cloudflare for lots of other things, and don't personally care all that much about the "Cloudflare's near-monopoly as a web intermediary is d
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by meowface 3y ago
He's actually suggested it may happen within 10 years. Which makes it hard to take him seriously in general. (I do personally take his overall concerns seriously, but I don't trust his timeline predictions at all, and many of his
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by meowface 3y ago
I know this is good advice, but I simply value vanity TLDs too much to ever stop. I've got all of my projects' domains on absurd gTLDs and I'd never have it any other way. My users enjoy it and so do I.
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by meowface 3y ago
Famous photo of him studying with Paul Erdős at age 10: https://i0.wp.com/blogs.ams.org/blogonmathblogs/files/2015/0...
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by meowface 3y ago
I was curious to learn how you got these and loved seeing this answer you gave on reddit ( https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/176mxj8/comment/k4r... ): >I basically asked for the 10 tokens th
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by meowface 3y ago
Vaguely reminds me of this Steve Jobs quote (whether or not one agrees with him) when he met the Dropbox team: "you have a feature, not a product".
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by meowface 3y ago
Yes, but if these cloud providers didn't exist eventually there'd be botnets that no site could protect against, rather than the status quo of at least some sites being able to resist them. The idea that the existence of cloud pro
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by meowface 3y ago
I've had the exact same experience. That said, when I do add all the right quotes and conditions to the query to filter out the blog/newsspam drivel, I still - usually - eventually - get pretty good results. Sometimes I have to sw
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by meowface 3y ago
You can kind of do something like this with the Vochlea microphone and their corresponding software: https://vochlea.com I don't think it's combined with AI yet, but I have to imagine it's on the horizon. At the m
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by meowface 3y ago
I disagree. I don't think anyone has any justification to feel remotely confident in any particular Satoshi suspect, and Sassaman is no exception.
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by meowface 3y ago
It's absolutely a breadcrumb, but if you follow the crumbs you'll realize it likely is neither Sassaman nor Finney.
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by meowface 3y ago
Because that's not the best theory anyone has.
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by meowface 3y ago
>In 2008, there were only a relative few people who could've created Bitcoin. I very strongly disagree, as would many others. I also think there are good arguments against the Sassaman theory.
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by meowface 3y ago
I'd personally bet money on it being a solo project from him (until he open sourced it). I never saw compelling evidence for the collective theory. If you dig through all of his forum posts, emails, and code, it's entirely consist
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by meowface 3y ago
Sorry, I was only comparing go-json because both Sonnet and go-json are drop-in replacements for the standard library's JSON encoder and decoder.
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by meowface 3y ago
It's just a complete nonsense tweet from top to bottom, for a variety of reasons. I don't know why it's being upvoted, here.
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by meowface 3y ago
It's definitely possible. But one could think of plenty of other hypotheses for why they're unmoved and why he hasn't taken credit. In my opinion, there was a real (but vague) clue to his identity that was not a red herring:
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by meowface 3y ago
https://github.com/sugawarayuuta/benchmark - Performance looks pretty comparable to go-json ( https://github.com/goccy/go-json ). Faster in some tests, slower in others. Not sure if it'd be wor
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by meowface 3y ago
I don't know if I've just had particularly bad luck, but over the years I've run into multiple situations where upgrading my dependency manager has completely broken dependency installation. I started using pipenv many years

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