reginold

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   Ask HN: Censorship Resistant YouTube?

   5 points by reginold 5y ago|16 comments
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   by reginold 5y ago

   I just saw this in another thread but: "label, not remove" is a better philosophy. I want to receive every message addressed to me. Enable me to be the judge and get out of the way.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Banning Trump from Twitter...the pendulum will indeed swing the other way. How long do we have. The clock is ticking on open source, decentralized solutions. Nothing else is relevant.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Appreciate this perspective here. I'm against censorship, and am surprised how clear your "label not remove" concept is. I like it.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   What's the best video platform that supports open standards and censorship resistance? Is self-hosting the only option?
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Yeah the whole "censoring" stuff ratcheted up really fast. Kinda crazy.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Yep as a business owner it's a great way to get out of paying PTO. These are all just the slow crawl of American businesses towards irrelevance.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Yep as a business owner it's a great way to get out of paying PTO.
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   by reginold 5y ago

   Nice, this seems like the best way to do it. Fight workaholism, threatens the long term success of the business. The problem is without other changes you likely incentivize people to take "PTO" but still work.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    I hear you. At least it's not free. Free is a red flag these days.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Doesn't #metoo prove the system is pretty badly broken? Maybe for people of privilege this plan works. But it's at the expense of others without.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    I like this summary. Bend over for your overlords, and sell out the commons.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Playing the zero sum game, yes. Upvoting because I think it's important to talk about this, not because I agree. Appreciate everyone else's responses around this being a dark pattern where "bad publicity" gets paid off.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Playing the zero sum game, yes. Upvoting because I think it's important to talk about this, not because I agree. Appreciate everyone else's responses around this being a dark pattern where "pad publicity" gets paid off.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Upvoting because I think it's important to talk about this, not because I agree. Appreciate everyone else's responses around this being a dark pattern where "pad publicity" gets paid off. Is there a role for more anonymi
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    by reginold 5y ago

    I hear you. Appreciate hearing your perspective. Sounds like I'm getting too in the weeds about word choice and misunderstanding.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Speculative assets, wild swings in value, terrible as a currency -- I hear you on all of these. My point is simply that the author of the article used "hyperinflation" as one of the weaknesses of Bitcoin. Though Bitcoin has many w
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    by reginold 5y ago

    The Grey Man
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Oo would love to see this if you have a link handy
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Appreciate the examples here. And how do you see this applying to cryptocurrencies with fixed supply? Can a fixed supply cryptocurrency incur external debt somehow?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Appreciate your explanation. Has hyperinflation ever struck a fixed supply currency? Curious for examples. My understanding of hyperinflation is pretty limited so I'm curious to hear more.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    I agree with the context of your explanation. Government regulation of money supply is an important issue. But the author didn't say all that. In that paragraph they say Bitcoin is not a useful currency because the value fluctuates. T
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    by reginold 5y ago

    https://fortune.com/2018/05/11/tim-draper-theranos-elizabeth...
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    by reginold 5y ago

    "On the other hand, sometimes the value goes down just as fast as during a bout of hyperinflation. " except for completely different reasons. hyperinflation comes from out of control money printing by government. bitcoin value goe
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Here here! Are there any paid browsers out there? Or does Mozilla have any paid membership beyond "donate whatever you want"?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Are there any open source hardware internet routers? edit: found this on crowdsupply but doesn't do wi-fi https://www.crowdsupply.com/search?q=Router
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    by reginold 5y ago

    I thought of this from Sam Altman recently who tweeted this, thought it might be handy. The question isn't, "What will I be doing in 10 years?" But, "What will I wish I'd started 10 years from now?" For me: ope
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Fair point, I can see why Apple wouldn't want that! That said, do you want macOS to go open source?
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    by reginold 5y ago

    Yeah agreed. Wonder if this next decade will see either Windows or MacOS go fully open source.
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    by reginold 5y ago

    What are we going to do, run it on knockoff M1 processors?