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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
What is being renegotiated? The contact isn’t being rewritten. It still states they have unlimited bandwidth. They’re just being told to not make use of contracted resource or the contract will be terminated. That’s not a renegotiation.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Humans are inconsistent at best. It sounds like the right time to pitch my AI startup that detects and manages HN comments in real time. I look forward to getting a sweet investment deal. Now, I just need to fix where it thinks cat video ga
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Admitting that the tweet is revenge porn by closing the review request and deleting the tweet. I mean, in this case, I’d likely keep forcing the review too. This is clearly just a bad detection
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Absolutely in agreement here. We have zero clue about their life and the decisions made to get to this point where they’re deciding to wear a mask. Maybe they have auto immune issues, or maybe they just want to. It doesn’t hurt me in any wa
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Backups of multiple millions of files will take forever as well, even just figuring out the delta based on inode data.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Same, curl spits out an error for me. "ST_CONNECT:tlsv1 alert protocol version"
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Getting a realistic number of views out of a p2p service is... difficult. It's too easy to fudge. Youtube acts like a neutral party that won't cheat, because it has no reason to. There's no neutral party in peer tube to provi
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
I think the root issue for PeerTube is that video monetization has not been figured out. Established YouTubers won't switch away from existing revenue streams unless there's parity. New YouTubers will focus on building a business
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
I actually use a bastion bank account so privacy and patriot never get my real one. I push money to the bastion bank and if they do something funky, my exposure is limited.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Yeah, I only use the free plan and I go though a bastion bank account for that, so my exposure is limited. I do miss out on rewards, but in general, I feel the trade off is worth it, especially with one off purchases.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
I haven't had any issues with privacy cards after the latest switch. They've not been flagged as prepaid cards for me.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Privacy dot com. It's the only thing I use for anything that's not a major player (Amazonish). It's saved me a lot of time and hassle. Cancel the account and the card at the same time.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Americans^wHumans can always be counted on to do the right thing…after they have exhausted all other possibilities.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
There is a cost associated with the providing of the streaming, so it’s not entirely neutral to Netflix to have never subscribers using the service.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
I enjoy writing go a lot more then I enjoy rust. Rust is... dense. It's a lot harder for me to read code and understand what it's doing. That said, I feel that Rust is likely the winner long term. So I'm still building my rus
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
I feel as if the author has taken the wrong lesson from being kicked out of a party. > One night I was kicked out of a party, literally. As in: pushed out the front door by feet and legs. I stumbled home feeling dirty; animalistic. >
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
CHAZ happened in Seattle. The riots and looting were overblown. It was a level that Portland sees every year at mayday. I know. I was there. Welcome to big cities where things sometimes get out of hand. This occasionally happens everywhere
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Managing asynchronous work in Swift in a strongly-typed way(github.com)
1 points by snoopy_telex 4y ago|0 comments
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
It's really hard to tell whose a bot and whose not. https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/8whwmo9 covers a case where they hunted down someone they were sure was a bot and ended up being a real person.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
That's fair, but I think it would be a easier transition to be... not here when it happens. Another issue is around the slow decay into a theocracy. You have sitting members of congress saying “I’m tired of this separation of church an
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
> spies on you Can you provide info to back this claim up please?
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
That's fair. It would be with my partner and no kids.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
I’ve explored the states in my 20’s and 30’s and I’m pretty happy with where I ended up compared to the other options here, but I’m really at the point where I don’t see the US as making it out of this mess. Collapsing empire, so to speak.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Full time employment on a steady project for the company that owns the project.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
I am English speaking only but would be open to learning new ones. It would be difficult though.
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Ask HN: Where should I consider moving?
13 points by snoopy_telex 4y ago|38 comments
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Yes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avn7ABVHPYk
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
The images on that site are down right hostile to mobile devices. It’s completely unreadable.
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
> Also, is it not the case that most Americans support some abortion rights? Thus, this could force conservatives to move center on the abortion spectrum in order to appease their constituents. 13 states have trigger laws going into effe
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by snoopy_telex 4y ago
Roe was also a basis for many other ruling and this opens for them to be overturned as well. THOMAS, J., concurring “For that reason, in future cases, we should reconsider all of this Court’s substantive due process precedents, including Gr

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