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by nailer 6mo ago
Choosing to avoid danger that someone else is choosing to inflict on you isn't much of a choice.
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by nailer 6mo ago
Direct link to video: https://youtu.be/vDMpANNGND4 The site also puts two non-youtube video ads in front of the youtube video so you can't just watch it.
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by nailer 6mo ago
Where in the US is: > "women get acid in the face for dressing wrong, and protesters are killed in the thousands. Gay people are thrown from rooftops or hanged." happening? I suspect you know that's an outlandish thing to
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by nailer 6mo ago
This is factually correct and shouldn't be downvoted.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> A man stands at his home near a synagogue, which was damaged in a strike, in Tehran on Tuesday Bizarre wording from this website. 90% of Jews in Iran left after the Islamic fundamentalists took over.
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by nailer 6mo ago
> The answer means we can agree that California's current policy to fight homelessness is arguably a failure, but that doesn't mean there couldn't be a cheaper policy leading to better results Agreed.
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by nailer 6mo ago
It's possible you and I might be discussing different things by 'the answer'. The second item (the first is about election predictions) is: > It would cost about $1 billion annually to end family homelessness. And about $1
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by nailer 7mo ago
> Stop anthropomorphizing them. They hate it when you do that.
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by nailer 7mo ago
I can't find it in the jargon file: http://catb.org/jargon/html/D.html
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by nailer 7mo ago
Feels odd for an infosec blog to use 'doxxing' this way. Doxxing is generally considered to be unethical exposure of personal information. Identifying a criminal is ethical.
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by nailer 7mo ago
> GPU is limited by the Thunderbolt port I thought Thunderbolt was like pluggable PCI? The whole point was not to limit peripherals.
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by nailer 7mo ago
Yep - so maybe signed from NVIDIA's lab for the top n cards?
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by nailer 7mo ago
Couldn't they generate shaders for every model of card on the client side (or popular ones in their lab), and share them? First person with a a Gigabyte Shlerp RTX 8000 compiles shaders and uploads them, everyone else gets the precompi
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by nailer 7mo ago
> The headline seems pretty misleading. Yes. I was expecting LinkedIn was connecting to extensions that are using their exhanced privileges to scan your computer, per the "LinkedIn Is Illegally Searching Your Computer" headline
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by nailer 7mo ago
> Useful for the war in Ukraine, not so useful in Iran Wikipedia isn't a source, but regardless Wikipedia confirms the utility of Starlink in the war. > Are you referring to DOGE Yes. > without saving any money Your source at
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by nailer 7mo ago
> the Ukraine. Correcting self: Ukraine.
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by nailer 7mo ago
> Fighting without hurting the enemy? No. Nobody said that except you. > What’s the point? Getting Russia out of the Ukraine. > Russian starlink usage has only just been cut off No. Russians have tried to use Starlink in late 2023
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by nailer 7mo ago
> cutting off Ukraine’s coverage at keys times? The only 'key times' were Ukrainian military usage of Starlink inside Russia. Ukraine was given Starlink to use to defend Ukraine, not attack Russia. > Or Russian usage? Which
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by nailer 7mo ago
Helping people with ALS speak again seems worthy, as does helping humanity become a multi planetary species.
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by nailer 7mo ago
Sure but Axios determine what the official replacement for Axios is.
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by nailer 7mo ago
Oddly, since I wrote that Claude 'auto' mode just landed and I built something with it (instead of 'dangeously skip') and it's working.
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by nailer 7mo ago
Why the 'but'? Where is the circular reasoning? What are you suggesting we have to intercept? - Don't waste time rewriting and maintaining code unecessarily. Install a package and use it. - Have a minimum release age. I do no
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by nailer 7mo ago
> at least making the default much better by asking you every time they want to do something Really? I thought 'asking you every time they want to do something' was called 'security fatigue' and generally considered t
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by nailer 7mo ago
> `fetch` is the official replacement for axios. No. Axios is still maintained. They have not deprecated the project in favor of fetch.
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by nailer 7mo ago
> Because it is so few lines it is much more sensible to have everyone duplicate that little snippet manually Mine's about 100 LOC. There's a lot you can get wrong. Having a way to use a known working version and update that ra
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by nailer 7mo ago
> Automation of dependency versions was never something we needed How do you handle updating dependencies then?
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by nailer 7mo ago
That fetch requires so many users to rewrite the same code - that was already handled well by every existing node HTTP client- says something about the standards process.
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by nailer 7mo ago
Not complaining about moderation, but rather making a point that the site is genuinely going downhill - HN downmodded asking for a source for a major event to -3. There's not a single mainstream news outlet on https://www.go
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by nailer 7mo ago
Give me a source that says Police Park was hit. AFAICT while the place exists, this story was made up.
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by nailer 7mo ago
> This is intentional genocide Do you think it's genocide when the IRGC kill 30-40K Persian civilians? Or only when Americans missiles aimed at a military base miss their target?

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