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by trinsic2 6mo ago
> You're arrested for trespassing By who? and on what grounds? The only people that have authority to fire are the people that are heads of that institution. The president has no connection to this institution. He does not have any
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I'm still not quite sure how anybody is required to follow an order of someone that doesn't have authority to do what they're doing. What happens if you refuse to be let go by someone that doesn't have authority?
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Im not getting how trump can fire anyone? Does he have the authority to do that?
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Thanks for that. The Laboratory Background riff sounds a lot like versalife[0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rF09vGckSAc&list=PLKkxnBwFOJ...
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Agreed. systems work the way they work. Its up to the user to determining what those limitations are. I don't like the concept of molding software based on every expectation a user has. Sometimes that expectation is unwarranted. You ca
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I think thats a bad idea. It seems like expecting to have a prompt open like this, accumulating context puts a load on the back end. Its one of those things that is a bad habit. Like trying to maintain open tabs in a browser as a way to kee
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Why cant you just build a project document that outlines that prompt that you want to do? Or have claude save your progress in memory so you can pick it up later? Thats what I do. It seems abhorrent to expect to have a running prompt that l
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Yeah Im going to have to agree with this
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Wow. Thats crazy. Is there an extension for bwcli in weechat? BTW I didnt even know BW had a cli until now. I use keepass locally.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Maybe you're being Naive? Just because there are laws doesn't mean there going to be enforced. Especially with what's going on right now with governments becomming authoritarian.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
> I understand where you're coming from, by the way, but sometimes the worst person you know does the right thing and it's not fair to criticize them for doing it (you could say nothing, don't have to change your opinion a
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Except, you cant really verify all of that. so IMHO that's just speculation based on the surfacing of news which can easily be distorted. Or maybe you can. Is there any sources on people that have evaluated the security of these featur
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I would never rely on a closed system for secure messaging to many unknowns.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
It means they are suspect. I think its right to be wary of motives if they are involved in the very thing they aim to bring awareness too. Questions arise in my mind as to why they would do something like this in the first place. Its been m
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I think the big problem with Telemetry is that it's too much of a black box. There is 0 transparency on how that data it really used and we have a long history of large corporates using this data to build prediction products that track
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
No to disagree with you here because I wholly support this position. But I can see the problem from both angles. The problem, it seems to me, is that, and Im not sure which came first, employees started being reckless at work, probably beca
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Also Products aren't being designed for individuals anymore. There being designed to maximize for ad revenue, we're the product. If there is any incentive to make a product better is to make it more accessible to their first party
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
This is the kind of shit that pisses me off: > “We work in tech,” she says. “Our kids [aren’t] getting any cell phones, no smartphones, no Instagrams. I write the algorithms. I don’t want my kids to touch those algorithms.” Yeah it'
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Sales pitches dont mean jack, WTF are you talking about?
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Yeah I whole hardheartedly disagree with this. Because I understand the basics of coding I can understand where the model gets stuck and prompt it in other directions. If you don't know whats going on through the whole process, good lu
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Hey. I resemble that remark sometimes!! quit being a hater (sarcasm) :P
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Ask HN: Does magic link authentication use HTML canvassing?
5 points by trinsic2 6mo ago|6 comments
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I know. I was joining in on the joke, I think I just made that one up though. Im pretty sure youtube asks that If you upload a video and don't have a phone number on file
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I don't need any of that. I built a life for myself with discipline and hard work. I avoid most of the drama you describe because I create my world instead of letting it be created for me. Here are some words to live by[0]. I don'
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
> We're not prisoners of history. We don't have to go back to being serfs for the few people who own all the land, oil, food, energy, data centers, and operating systems. I hope. The algorithms and bots that curate/generat
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
IMHO its doesn't matter who you are. You don't need to be a layer to protect yourself in the right way. if you send a letter with evidence, certified with return receipt, if as a business, or a person, this is a good chance of lia
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Now thats how you do it. Paper trail holds all accountable.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
No, email that supports open standards/protocols is really important right now where many email services are trying force IMAP to retire.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
You sure you don't want to add your phone number? I makes verification easier next time you want to upload a video.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Ok calling this out. Both parties are involved in crimes. An example is both party's are involved in supporting Israel's fascist objectives. Just because there is less reports of corruption in the past by dems doesn't change

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