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11mo ago
This is why I don't use an os that depends on cloud functionality built into the os for much of its fuctionality. It's really stupid IMHO to depend on a closed system like this to store data.
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11mo ago
I thought image files don't act as executables?
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11mo ago
Although I think that social media causes issues with underdeveloped brains, If this is about confirming age at the point of login, then this is really about identifying everyone and not protecting children. If this is the case, you know th
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11mo ago
Those are two examples of tech being abused. It's very relevant to the topic because this tech is also likely to be abused. I think this statement you made is trying to misdirect from the world we are living in right now.
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11mo ago
Not to my knowledge, they handle rights abuses related to specific cases involving privacy. They don't really seem to handle corporate anti-trust abuse.
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Ask HN: Anyone considered forming a General Computing political organization?
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11mo ago
the tool should be on the open web as a primary, not closed off in a walled garden mobile app.
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11mo ago
I have been blogging for awhile. Not too concerned if it gets read. I post articles on hackernews if it's relevant to the tech crowd. My writing is really for me. And maybe my family will want to read it some day.
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11mo ago
So I get it, but you have to include the time frame that this is happening. Its more than just a solution to a problem. This particular idea of age-gating just happens to be pushed forward during the worst time in history for internet freed
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11mo ago
Ouch! Man this is a terrible take on the world. I know you mean well and that the majority of the world agrees with this, but to be honest, I have been having real thoughts about letting the make it till you break it mentality go myself. th
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11mo ago
That's a possible idea. I know its not likely in my situation, but the U.S has been putting pressure on European entities through sanctions[0]. Can't I just keep the seed up myself for distribution if nobody else enters the swarm?
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11mo ago
Well I would seed the torrent and my hope is other people would participate in the swarm at some point. If it was a bittorent user, hopefully they would find it somehow by browsing the list of new videos on piratebay or something... The goa
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Ask HN: Streaming a Bittorent Video from a Webpage?
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11mo ago
Im sorry that is just not true. You can never achive the kind of data with vison-only tech. its easy to confuse, you need lidar. anybody that thinks they can achieve self driving safety without that tech is lost.
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11mo ago
Thanks for this. I didn't realize until you said it why this issue might not be observable to a certain group of people. I think this is a cognitive awareness issue. You cant really see it until you have an awareness of it through expe
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11mo ago
By a not-for-profit community organization that has 0 connect/interest in any for-profit enterprising that represents the stable wellbeing of society with a specific mandate to do so. Just like the community organizations we had that w
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11mo ago
When you off load that stuff to a computer, you loose cognitive abilities. Heck Im even being careful how much I use mapping tools now because I want to know where I am going and how I get there. FYI: I do not work for any corporations, I p
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11mo ago
Have you seen the latest AI slop in game design lately, destroying human creativity? Have you seen how this tech is being used to control narratives to subjugate populations to the will of authoritarian governments? This shit is real. We ar
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11mo ago
Man, there is something true in what he is saying though. Can't you see it? I like the idea of some of this technology. I think its cool you can use natural language to create things. I think there is real potential in using these tool
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11mo ago
I am not a lawyer, but this is what I would do personally if I was in this situation. Everything should be done to the letter, because of all of these instruments matter. I would mail a notice to the case on file at the court stating that &
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11mo ago
Do we have anything like this in the U.S.?
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11mo ago
I don't remember it this way. It was my understanding that browsers were designed to browse servers and that servers, or websites designed themselves around web standards that were initiated by specs made part of browsing experience th
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1y ago
It sounds like one begets the other and it appears to me both are independent.
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1y ago
Yes. There is a quote from james allen that I like. "There is no greatness without goodness"
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1y ago
thanks for pointing this out. The concepts in the article are important to me, but yeah thats weird.
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1y ago
I didn't read anything about a connection between technology and philosophy. Its more about finding meaning in a world that has been over technologised.
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1y ago
Anything of any value always takes one person at a time for things to really get better. Good article btw. I am working on a Science Fiction story about this kind of future. These concepts are a big help.
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1y ago
In theory yes, but in practice, most of the traffic will gravitate to popular servers and the popular ones will be targeted by people that want to censor content and force the gatekeepers to silence content. The ones that don't play al
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1y ago
Decentralization just puts people that run servers as middle men to further impose a censorship agenda with ActivityPub. Whatever it is it needs to be distributed like BitTorrent.
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1y ago
the problem isn't setup. its maintaining it. Its not an easy job to do that some times. Im not trying to dissuade people from running there own servers, but its something to consider.
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