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by sdsd 2y ago
Thanks! I'd forgotten about it until I needed to update my old chud stack app haha
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by sdsd 2y ago
On xss.is they have a whole forum for Delphi, I guess for this reason. But I say that's not obscure enough. For awhile, my cr3w wrote our malware in Hoon to avoid detection, but that's too mainstream now. So we mostly use Sire, th
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Chud Stack: a web app pattern for hopeless IT workers (and their families)(gist.github.com)
2 points by sdsd 2y ago|2 comments
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by sdsd 2y ago
Rebuilding my personal website. A friend had bought me a .su domain (since my card can't buy online) but he disappeared years ago. So I'm updating it and putting it back online!
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by sdsd 2y ago
In terms ofLinnaean taxonomy, and Chihuahuas and wolves are also the same species, in that they can reproduce fertile offspring. We instead differentiate them using the less objective subspecies classification. So it appears that with canin
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by sdsd 2y ago
>staff welcoming them with a forced smile Walmarts notorious "people greeters" are there to prevent theft, and as far as I can tell, the people greeter reason seems to be purely speculative, and less explanatory than more solid
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by sdsd 2y ago
I learned about beej when I started the Vortex wargame on OverTheWire ( https://overthewire.org/wargames/vortex/vortex0.html ). I emailed him about an error in the part about loops, and he told me he'd fix it,
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by sdsd 2y ago
I love Meditations but everytime I think about Aurelius I laugh so hard thinking about this random Reddit post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Stoic/comments/1823mip/how_do_you_g... Here's the text: ## Ho
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by sdsd 2y ago
>It's not shocking that an organization which has dedicated a vast amount of time, effort and money to hiding its misdeeds has... hidden some of its misdeeds. If you go this way of thinking, you can just as easily come out on the op
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by sdsd 2y ago
Cool but this (ie pw's) isn't how to steal accounts anyway. Eg when wanting to use AI models for free, just spin up a github dork, no passwords required. Eg, /"Authorization: Bearer xai-.+"/ gives free Grok API
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by sdsd 2y ago
I'm not a crypto guy, but I wonder if: >Data centers waste enormous amounts of energy mining crypto. is still as relevant in the era of proof of stake and such?
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by sdsd 2y ago
>I'm genuinely unsure where the "Firefox is bad" narrative comes from It comes from me, I hate it. The constant begging to use pocket or whatever the frugg its called is a perfect metaphor for the browser as a whole.
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by sdsd 2y ago
If you read the article in the comment you're replying to, the whole point is that despite having a wealthy, transnational organization, the Catholic church is not an outlier, and in fact, abuse is higher in many orgs that don'
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by sdsd 2y ago
I feel so trapped in this current computing paradigm where we're all running Chromium and Firefox is bad. I don't think it's substantially better than the days when sites were built to run in IE, since the solution to incompa
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by sdsd 2y ago
It's not just money - the ability to educate the rest of the world's elites is a form of soft power.
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by sdsd 2y ago
I suppose this doesn't remotely qualify as "memes", but Mr. Bond went to prison for ten years in Germany for making racist rap songs.
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by sdsd 2y ago
Before the election, everyone on HN was telling me that we live in the best economy ever and we're in a "vibes recession" where ignorant Americans can't understand how impossibly good things are. Now that it's less
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by sdsd 2y ago
It's just something I threw together to test out some ideas about fingerprinting on Tor, I'm okay with it getting flagged and being a bit opaque. Nevertheless, I appreciate your opinion!
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by sdsd 2y ago
oh, i see what you meant now. in that case, i retract my accusation of whataboutism. i still really disagree with your argument, but i mischaracterized by mistake, sorry
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i see this kind of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism a lot. i think that you can imitate good things about US innovation without having lots of school shootings.
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by sdsd 2y ago
Oh wow someone actually posted, thanks random hn person for stopping by <3
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Show HN: Toast is my Tor BBS and its open from 12-3PM (America time), say hi plz(222ezb47wodihy7s2bhk2afi4nswufh7yjjhy7uboy5lubsafdapenad.onion)
1 points by sdsd 2y ago|3 comments
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by sdsd 2y ago
The authors are anarchists and produce quite a bit of writing elucidating their alternative vision for society. Just read their essays and books.
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I've always resented the way "traditional" cultures are "preserved". It's like when people want to protect "authentic" locales from the corrupting influence of tourism. I'm grateful that my own c
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by sdsd 2y ago
Wow, this opinion really is unpopular. I'm glad you shared it, because I learned a lot from the replies! I wonder, after all these rebuttals, do you still hold your same unpopular opinion, or has the Vox Populi dissuaded you?
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by sdsd 2y ago
I found your comment by idly searching the word "nihilism" in the Algolia HN search box. I was delighted to learn about privacy nihilism and am curious what the other forms are, haha
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taken a step further, you can consider that cities have very lower birth rates compared to the country side, meaning the intelligent people move to the cities, where they will produce less offspring. This leaves the gene pool itself deserte
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by sdsd 2y ago
He wrote and starred in a documentary explaining hypertext which I found interesting: https://vimeo.com/72501076 . I found this while reading that htmx book (hypermedia.systems) and getting more curious about the history of
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by sdsd 2y ago
I love stuff like this. I made a widget for MacOS where you can see incoming |hi messages sent to your Urbit, as a kind of poor man's p2p chat. But I didn't add a feature to send hi messages, so you still need a CLI for that. Yo
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by sdsd 2y ago
Any good twitter accounts you recommend? I follow like 2000 people but always looking for more. Always, what's your @?

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