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by qqqult 2y ago
This is precisely what I was talking about when I said that reddit turns all communities into echo chambers. If you assume that all opposing opinions come from flat-earthers and idiots that couldn't possibly be right about anything you
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by qqqult 2y ago
Here's one implementation: https://browserleaks.com/social#protection and https://robinlinus.github.io/socialmedia-leak/ Click the explanation & protection sections for info on how it works
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by qqqult 2y ago
same, people keep complaining that their twitter feeds are full of violence, porn & political bullshit but I get 0 of that I haven't gone out of my way to restrict my timeline either, I follow ~1000 accounts I just don't follo
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by qqqult 2y ago
There's a lot of interesting discussions on r/science but like the rest of reddit it's such an echo chamber that you end up with bizarre one-sided arguments that discourage all opposing views.
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by qqqult 2y ago
tor tries to do this by offering different "safety" levels that the user can choose between some browsers try to randomize fignerprintable parameters but that's easy to detect
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by qqqult 2y ago
> What IS the best tool? What other techniques do you know of that it doesn't it implement? The best fingerprinting tools aren't open source they're anti-botting services like CAPTCHA providers & probably ad networks.
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by qqqult 2y ago
not really. webgl hardware parameters, canvas fingerprints, audio device fingerprints, javascript engine are pretty crazy. In addition if you use your device at all you probably have other fingerprints like custom fonts installed by you or
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by qqqult 2y ago
least cynical HN commenter
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by qqqult 2y ago
"AI agent" -> LLM with function calling is the new "AI" -> LLM
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by qqqult 2y ago
It's true, smart contract security is a tough problem, but the reality is that with formal verification, security audits and big bug bounties many have gotten it right. There are many protocols that have held billions in stablecoins fo
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by qqqult 2y ago
stablecoins, prediction markets, decentralized exchanges and decentralized lending markets have worked pretty well
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by qqqult 2y ago
isn't it just lower MTOR activity = lower risk of cancer? as we age we eat less, move less which slows down MTOR
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by qqqult 2y ago
bingo
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by qqqult 2y ago
It also makes it 100x more likely for you IDs to leak online as KYC companies are valuable targets that get hacked every month
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by qqqult 2y ago
Why must it collapse?
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by qqqult 2y ago
Yearly Tether obituary thread
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by qqqult 2y ago
Is it the ozempic or just the healthier weight / lower calorie intake?
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by qqqult 2y ago
it's simple
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by qqqult 2y ago
Why do you think that it doesn't solve the scaling issue?
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by qqqult 2y ago
The issue is not so much hardware requirements (although they matter as well) but bandwidth which is the main limitation to a distributed decentralized network that's not hosted in datacenters
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by qqqult 2y ago
> literally anyone can use it for free, you don't even need an account how can you access it without an account?
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by qqqult 2y ago
no
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by qqqult 2y ago
Crypto security audit company that used to be decent & somewhat respected then scaled out and hired many more security auditors with questionable skills and morals (such as exploiting bugs in projects they're paid to review & h
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by qqqult 2y ago
forgot to include the link, I was looking at PAC donations by industry on the same website: https://www.opensecrets.org/political-action-committees-pacs... I agree with you on the risk/reward of buying influence throug
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by qqqult 2y ago
Here's a breakdown by industry for 2024: Finance largest at $50mm, healthcare at $30mm, agriculture at $20mm. I'm not familiar enough with the details to claim that the numbers in OP take the #1 spot but they're definitely in
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by qqqult 2y ago
USDC just holds 90% in government treasuries custodied by blackrock & 10% in cash in a "too big to fail" US bank that's systemically important. Your local bank has a 0% reserve requirement[1]. Ofc it'll most likely g