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by rasengan 5y ago
> Scientists in the US are also claimed to have carried out similar experiments - with one expert saying that a humanzee was born before being killed by lab workers. O___O
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by rasengan 5y ago
You might find benefit to writing down your thoughts about each one of the previous occupations and see if there are any recognizable patterns that you can identify and address.
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by rasengan 5y ago
You might find this guide [1] useful as well as the experiences of the poster. Also, I agree, what he does is absolutely amazing. [1] https://startyourownisp.com/
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by rasengan 5y ago
I work every day - the world moves too fast. Regulations are the new moats, but holidays and weekends were the moats in the past -- 260 days in a year vs 365 - who will produce more?
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by rasengan 5y ago
How is that possible if iCloud is also purportedly end-to-end encrypted [1]. Specifically, this page says "No one else, not even Apple, can access end-to-end encrypted information." [1] https://support.apple.com/e
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by rasengan 5y ago
Does this apply to any account on iMessage, or are Apple Staff accounts specifically flagged to be delivered and/or pre-saved unencrypted?
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by rasengan 5y ago
> learned that Apple had access to my personal iMessages I wanted to highlight this specific statement. If this is true, it has major implications in a variety of arenas, notwithstanding the language in Apple's Privacy Policy whic
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by rasengan 5y ago
Congratulations, you are a rich man. Set new goals and build projects to try to help other people now. You'll find that it is very satisfying and will help you to keep your drive.
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Freenode Belongs to You(freenode.net)
9 points by rasengan 5y ago|1 comments
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by rasengan 5y ago
The GPT-3 Playground is a powerful oracle. You can start a prompt like "XXXXXX is" and it will answer it for you.
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by rasengan 5y ago
I don't know about turning for the better -- since the very first response message in the entire ordeal was where I told tomaw freenode needs to be decentralized [1] -- but, yes, that's where we are headed! That said, forget about
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by rasengan 5y ago
Hi, so I’m Andrew Lee and can definitely comment on this as I’m directly involved: > For example, it implies that Lee was the person providing for freenode, when in fact he was just one of many donors: most servers in the network were do
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by rasengan 5y ago
I think it’s bad advice to push people away from running email servers. This is how the gmail monopoly was created. It’s better if we all do it and the ecosystem improves. Then we can have better spam filters for example.
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by rasengan 5y ago
Prior to COVID-19, there were protests going on in 16 different countries. Fast forward to today, there are still protests going on globally [1]. The US has printed more money in the past 2 years than ever before [2]. At least half the c
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by rasengan 5y ago
Other discussion where this appeared regarding the rust rewrite https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29456115
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by rasengan 5y ago
This is a comment made quickly without any research or expertise of any kind. I hope that Mr. Musk isn't doing that on a regular basis and that this is a one time emotional event. I respect Sam Altman's comments and agree. Web3
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by rasengan 5y ago
There's an extension as well [1]. This means that the code is not being served by the server in this use case. [1] https://private.sh/extension.html
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by rasengan 5y ago
Glitch looks nice. This is different as the software actually runs in the cloud. https://remotes.irc.com/static/client.html So for example, I can reconnect from another computer and be where I left off!
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Show HN: Node.js Online Editor and Persistent Execution(remotes.irc.com)
2 points by rasengan 5y ago|2 comments
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by rasengan 5y ago
It's a multi part partnership with Gigablast. Gigablast sees the searches, but not who searches. Private.sh sees who searches, but not what they search for.
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by rasengan 5y ago
There are multiple factors to take into account. It’s possible that studies may show this but you must also consider reduced stress and reduced cortisone due to cannabis use and how that might actually increase the counts for example. Also
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by rasengan 5y ago
It should be working now! Thanks for the heads up. There was a traffic issue.
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by rasengan 5y ago
This is how Private Search [1] works since it decouples the search from the user. This means nobody knows both who searched and what they searched for. This is a huge leap for privacy in search. [1] https://private.sh
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by rasengan 5y ago
You could try https://private.sh which decouples the search allowing it to be end to end encrypted without anyone knowing both who you are and what you searched for.
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by rasengan 5y ago
All of the top domains which make up the majority of web traffic were reserved to the domain holders on Handshake [1]. [1] https://dns.live/top.html
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by rasengan 5y ago
Oh, excuse me. I thought that smell was Ethos Capital.
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by rasengan 5y ago
What is scary is that Ethos Capital is made up entirely of ICANN affiliates. In other words, these are the same people that govern our domain names. Pretty fucked up if you ask me. They are also going around buying up basically every major
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Donuts owned by Ethos Capital, owner of org and IO(donuts.domains)
2 points by rasengan 5y ago|0 comments
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by rasengan 5y ago
The issue is you will always be leasing versus owning unless you use Handshake. The same entity of interest, Ethos, owns most of the generic top level domain names since they own Donuts [1]. [1] https://donuts.domains/what-w
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by rasengan 5y ago
Do you trust the FBI? It’s likely this document is a red herring [1]. [1] https://ceinquiry.wordpress.com/2019/06/17/fbi-8chan/

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