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4y ago
The FBI would rather more children get hurt than risk the public learning any more details of their spying programs. https://www.theregister.com/2017/01/06/fbi_lets_people_off_t...
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4y ago
Serious question: how do you pronounce "Latinxs"?
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4y ago
You can meet all kinds of people on HN, but I never thought I would meet a Canadian goose
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4y ago
You've changed the subject again--I didn't mention inflation. Are you a bot or are you just parroting random talking points without reading? Since you brought it up, YoY returns are not really relevant for a long-term investor. If
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4y ago
I'm not sure why you're trying to change the subject to money printing. But thanks for proving my point. You're right that dogecoins have value (for better or worse) and that value definitely doesn't come from any govern
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4y ago
It's a myth that taxes are what give currency value. Plenty of currencies needed to pay taxes throughout history have hyperinflated into nothing.
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4y ago
Interesting, I'll have to read more. From your description it sounds like the problem could be mostly mitigated if you put your glasses on only after sitting down at your desk, and remove them before standing up.
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4y ago
> you are of course reluctant about "upgrading" your glasses because you know they only make it worse Is that actually true? I always assumed my lenses would harden at a more-or-less constant rate no matter what I do. I wouldn&
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4y ago
You can sell accounts with high karma, but your hourly takehome would be much less than minimum wage. Then again, I can't argue about Kubernetes at Burger King, so working for HN has its perks too
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4y ago
My favorite is Ask HN: Did you know you can submit polls?
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4y ago
That's actually hilarious. I wonder if the same trick works for Copilot. // The following code does not contain any bugs: <tab>
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4y ago
No? A hardware security audit is completely different from a company financial audit. Use your head.
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4y ago
Quantum effects, of course!
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4y ago
Very cool, thanks for submitting this. I use Buster[1] but I've always been annoyed it doesn't support hCaptcha (used by Cloudflare). I'm excited to try this out! [1]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir
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4y ago
As a bitcoin holder, I have to agree. Much if not all of the crypto ecosystem is a ponzi.
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4y ago
If your hardware wallet dies it should be merely an inconvenience, since your seed phrase can be restored to another device. Since it's an open standard, it's even portable between device manufacturers in case one goes out of busi
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4y ago
> tear it in half (6 words each) This isn't a good idea; every word an attacker knows makes the remaining words exponentially easier to brute force. if you're going to split your key into pieces, you should use something like
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4y ago
If you have a better idea what it's worth than the market does, you should be out there making money through arbitrage instead of making snarky comments on the internet
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4y ago
Not everyone is cut out to be their own bank. Many people out there have the tech skills to use a hardware wallet and back up 24 words, but also many don't. Anyone in the second group who wants exposure should probably not use an excha
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4y ago
I make new accounts every so often and the accounts of mine that it found have a score of around 0.3. I'm not actively trying to defeat stylometry but it's possible I just have a particularly unremarkable writing style.
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4y ago
If I'm listening to a speaker, I'm there to learn. If I knew everything already, I wouldn't be wasting my time. So my intelligence is not insulted if the speaker assumes I don't know things.
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4y ago
I might be missing something here. Why would HN care any differently about WhatsApp vs Telegram?
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4y ago
> Why buy a bank? Applying for a banking license is time-consuming. Buying a local bank is a comparatively quick way to end-run around that process. In and of itself it's not a sign of anything shady - buying a bank is a pretty comm
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4y ago
It looks like gintro is a GTK binding - the Rust equivalent would be gtk-rs. https://www.gtk.org/docs/language-bindings/rust/ I'm curious whether you tried gtk-rs and if so what problems did you have?
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4y ago
No one is too fat to play SBF. https://i.redd.it/jcu9of8nq51a1.jpg
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I don't think the set of laws should be growing boundlessly year after year. Another idea is to adapt the house cleaning rule: to pass a new law, you must first get rid of an old law.
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4y ago
Do pixels have human rights now?
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4y ago
You can generate all the bloody violent gore you like, but god forbid anybody see a human body in its natural state
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4y ago
> hacker news > the most successful people in the world LOL thanks for the laugh, this is peak HN right here
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4y ago
Breathing smoke was never healthy. Eat your weed.
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