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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Didnt work out so well with the cypherpunk technology so there is hope
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Nah this is more like a billboard service “selling” a billboard to someone (for free) and the billboard reads something like “wanna have a bank robbed for you? call me” — tbh not sure if that is illegal (probably depends on jurisdiction?)
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
How are they “shielding bomb senders” though? Because their marketing static page was hosted through cloudflare? Taking that down wouldn’t have changed anything here either.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
How did you get that from the comment? It’s the other way around - if you report criminal or illegal sites hosted by cloudflare they will take it down. I’ve hosted content online for decades and never once talked to cloudflare.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
One of the few reasonable comments on this thread. I don’t see how cloudflare could have prevented this at all. Even if they took down the info site of the attackers they could just host it on GitHub pages, or a million other free static si
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Isn’t that where all drugs start out? But yea the headline doesnt tell the full story
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I don’t care about apps at all, I avoid them wherever possible. Web stuff is good enough for most things. That being said I won’t purchase an apple device again if this one croaks
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Never spent money on an app on my phone.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Sure there have been attempts, but nothing that regular humans actually use. Once I can book a flying taxi like I can book a regular one I’ll admit defeat.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
You mean that we’ll have robots that can do the same (more or less) things that humans can? I think the field made great advances in the last decades but still so far away from a meaningful human robot. Personally I also think it doesn’t ma
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I’m like 8%5 serious. And you are right I never would have dreamed of some of the things that we have now including LLMs. So it might well be true that I’m very wrong on all of these.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
The infinite growth fallacy is the belief that industrial economies can expand exponentially forever (rising GDP, consumption, and population) on a planet with finite resources. What do dividends have to do with it?
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I don’t get your point, what is the weird thing? That he is complaining about his email being down or that he trusted AWS at all with email?
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
“Firms are only making perfectly rational decisions that result in meaningful real outcomes” - not my experience. Firms waste literally billions on some bullshit that gets them nothing.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
As soon as I read this phrase my eyes glaze over and I skip everything that comes after it. If I want the LLM answer I freaking ask it myself
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Idk external pressure is mostly forcing me to participate in the corporate hellscape - would love to leave this and goof off as a goat farmer somewhere. Let’s face it - most businesses don’t produce anything meaningful and just exist to rea
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I’d rather be poor
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
VR won’t be huge someday. We won’t live to see it at least. We also won’t experience quantum computing having a real world impact. We also won’t see humanoid robots doing any meaningful real world work. There also won’t be a Mars base in o
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I used to be a connoisseur of weird Facebook groups - I would advise everyone to never look into aged urine, coffee enemas or targeted individuals - makes you lose your faith in humanity
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I’ve seen people drink their own recycled piss and inject coffee into their ass - what’s your point?
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I think this proves my point. The kind of regulations that GP proposed are just not realistic in US culture unless something changes dramatically. I agree that cookie banners shouldn’t exist - but too many companies love to collect and sell
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
If by we you mean the US this would require a dramatic change in the culture. Just look how USAmericans view the regulations and rules that are imposed on businesses in the EU - what you propose would require a much harsher regulation than
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
More AI is always the answer.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I think you need a RN/RNM to open a bank account even with online banks - I haven’t tried all of them of course so there might be some that work with cpf only
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
What is a better alternative in your experience?
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I thought it’s more because they go hundreds times faster than horses and don’t need rest, so you don’t need to change horses all the time on long journeys. Plus you can easily haul tons of stuff
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
Legality aside there is no market for this really.
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by somewhatgoated 5mo ago
I run bug bounty for a fairly large OSS project and the amount of shitty/bad actor spam/beg bounties etc we get is huge. Like 95% of the emails to security@ are straight garbage
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by somewhatgoated 6mo ago
So the purge is done by now?
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by somewhatgoated 6mo ago
Who still does boot camps in $currentyear? You can get all these fundamentals for free and probably better from an LLM.

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