mkmk3

10 ms·

61.
by mkmk3 4y ago
The Matter IoT protocol uses a blockchain for device attestation
62.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Generally agree, but it was fun to be some weeks ahead of my friends when calling covid :P Sometimes you'll catch something important ahead of time, I guess, if you're going to put in effort to take advantage of that and the news
63.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Yup my bad for jumping to conclusions. This certainly seems worthwhile exploring
64.
by mkmk3 4y ago
I could see it maybe being important once github codepilot is embedded in it? You tell it roughly what you want and then adapt by hand. But it is kinda funny seeing parent make such claims so early
65.
by mkmk3 4y ago
why is eesmith being downvoted? Seems to answer and provide context for the parent
66.
by mkmk3 4y ago
It looks bad for career artists. Maybe it's an important step in terms of human expression and communication though, that visual and musical art won't require years of skill to convey your ideas or emotions effectively. I don&#x27
67.
by mkmk3 4y ago
I think the parent is saying that under those conditions, the "undetectable" part of the title may be in question.
68.
by mkmk3 4y ago
if someone tells me they have a decent egpu setup with framework that's another purchase pretty much guaranteed
69.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Riiigght, that makes some sense, thank you! Need to consider to understand if open source is really advantageous, but you've pointed out how it might be
70.
by mkmk3 4y ago
> A popular open source protocol is actually the perfect playing field for a would-be monopolist. Whereas when there's no popular open source protocol, the OSS ecosystem upgrades itself fast, like a cheetah? :P Whatever mental mode
71.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Maybe theres a way to functionally build up towards the same destination by collecting feedback and accepted changes. I don't know how that integrates with law, but is there something that influences the legal implications beyond what
72.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Outside of the implications it might have for the economy built up around SW dev, it's significantly better that AI modifiers deal with AI masters, than human modifiers with AI masters. Scary either way.
73.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Having trouble understanding, the idea is you're funnelling multiple protocols into one pipeline with multiple actors on the other end?
74.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Good choice imo, agree with your extrapolation as well, but for years we've also recognized that SW shops want senior engineers without going to the effort of training juniors. That, to me, hints at how remote work will be treated in t
75.
Ask HN: What would you work on if you had 100 devs
9 points by mkmk3 4y ago|14 comments
76.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Wow, really? So where is it all going?
77.
by mkmk3 4y ago
I understand what you're saying, and you're right, it's not in context. I disagree with using it in a colloquial context that removes the specificity of it though. British may be different, its usage is more prevalent, and I&
78.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Was that meant to hold a poor tone? I imagine once it's explained, it's understood, it's a simple thing. I can also understand why certain people would think coarse language encompassing the identity/ownership of a state
79.
by mkmk3 4y ago
I responded directly to the parent post referring to a link. It was wrong.
80.
by mkmk3 4y ago
You linked to the UK. Great Britain is explicitly excluding Ireland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Britain
81.
by mkmk3 4y ago
It's about having a shared context to tap into, it makes things easier, is that what you're saying?
82.
by mkmk3 4y ago
I agree, and I think it's not a generally good state, but if you're the one who organizes hangouts you're making a large positive impact
83.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Translation tools are solid and stuff like Duolingo are pretty good for basics, and people usually appreciate others making an effort with their language. Not easy for sure, but if you're determined to improve your relationship with yo
84.
by mkmk3 4y ago
I think you misunderstood what parent was referring to. The idea was to poison the block list so that any browser matching their criteria (user agent belonging to DDOSing browser) would block everything.
85.
by mkmk3 4y ago
I appreciated parents comment because it points towards an interesting direction. No one is forcing anyone to use this tool, no one is forcing anyone to steal their food. In terms of individuals acting in line with expectations, the individ
86.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Hell yea. Biggest life improvement in the past year has been this, outside of work as well, just not trying to fill every empty moment. Thanks for the reminder to minimize passive HN use :)
87.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Honestly, kinda fair. How is it different to pirating anything, and the moral qualms that come in there? Some people see it as a massive issue, others don't believe the harm is significant. Probably makes an OSS dev enjoy their working
88.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Not fair, while giving you the dime I'm pretty sure they quietly whispered something about them getting to live in your walls as compensation
89.
by mkmk3 4y ago
All I have to refer to is NixOS, no fedora (not op). Seems pretty good though. https://blog.tjll.net/one-year-with-nixos-on-framework/
90.
by mkmk3 4y ago
Ill take whatever display size, just looking to earn some more or see something on the cheaper side, honestly, upgradability and repairbility, all else be damned

More ›