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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
Can't wait for a certain dictator to get a cellmate, so that our Persian and Kurdish friends can have freedom, including free unrestricted internet access. And for fellow HN users from there, here's some great stuff: https:/
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
You make a good point, but the key here is that there are a lot less people with that kind of money. The lower volume of patients is why that's possible. There are a lot more people in the middle class. So sessions have to be limited
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
> Why treat workers right, properly resource teams, and build quality stuff on a roadmap that looks beyond the next quarter when you can just treat your workers, product and customers as if they're all disposable trash. Because capi
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
GP sessions being around 20 minutes is pretty standard in North American and European countries. You can't have standard hour-long GP sessions, as it'd become impossible to make a timely appointment, no matter which system.
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
There's a difference in Steve Ballmer's Microsoft and Satya Nadella's Microsoft. Ballmer was a villain, that hurt the company, but he was smart and never caused too serious destruction. Nadella might be slighly less of a vill
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
Does it support OpenRGB? https://openrgb.org/devices.html
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Bitchat Rises as Uganda Threatens Another Digital Blackout(reclaimthenet.org)
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
You can disable all of that within seconds. There's no reason for it not to be included because of that, as all the code running on the client is open-source. If distros only shipped software without commercial interests (why even..?),
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/ozJJx
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UK: Newborns could be assigned digital IDs alongside health record book(thetimes.com)
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
So "drug advice" refers to drug abuse, not medicine. ChatGPT gave several bad replies, but this was in between constant warnings about the dangers, which were ignored. The guy even told ChatGPT to "[not] get into the medical
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
What about .us or .ltd?
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
I'm surprised they didn't use BitTorrent, with these HTTP links as web seeds. That'd make the most sense.
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
Let's be honest, most "Reddit marketing" isn't about on-site ads, it's about posting UGC that promotes your product in some way.
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
It appears that Ars Technica is not very technical, or up-to-date on tech. Today's "LimeWire" is just a basic centralized WeTransfer-like file transfer service, with a crypto NFT token attached. Real LimeWire, the P2P Gnutell
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
It could probably be done with a simple if statement, but I'm guessing that dang enjoys the tradition of doing it manually every year.
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
Just quickly deobfuscated the payload as well (this is fun). It's a cross-platform infostealer that would've taken your browser cookies, saved passwords, clipboard, and different files including crypto wallets, documents and image
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
Yes, found the malware in json-mappings. /lib/const.js contains DEV_API_KEY, which is a base64 encoded URL to the actual malware, hosted on an external service. This variable gets used by /lib/caller.js to download and r
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Guilded is no longer available(guilded.gg)
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This article is 5-10 years late. Flatpak already won this battle. All that is still lacking is for some apps (including Steam) to ship official Flatpak packages, and properly integrate with its permissions system. Linux is already challengi
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I've found that these patterns are very specific to OpenAI models. My guess is that they're being introduced through some kind of post-training fine tuning process. It's not something inherent to language models, and other mo
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
"Going Dark" is perhaps the most honest and realistic branding yet, on multiple levels. We're going into the darkness of authoritarianism, and as a result we'll have to go dark to communicate freely and privately. It
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
This page is blocking VPN users - https://archive.is/6AykL
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Tell HN: HN was down
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
That's all opinionated, and the latter is part of the OS, not WhatsApp. Not liking how an app works does not compare to an app exfiltrating data without your consent.
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
> The paper suggests a simple approach: using a signal from the device’s operating system, activated by the parent during configuration. The option “is this device for a minor?” would generate a flag that cannot be bypassed with a reset
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by uyzstvqs 10mo ago
You can expect 25%-50% the salary, with a cost-of-living similar to the SF Bay Area throughout the entire country. Relatively little jobs, a lot of legacy tech stacks, and these days a lot of stuff is outsourced to American SaaS platforms.
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by uyzstvqs 11mo ago
Official map with wave observations: https://www.jma.go.jp/bosai/map.html#5/33.909/141.192/&conte... 0.7m observed about 40 minutes ago.
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by uyzstvqs 11mo ago
Even if that'd be true, two wrongs don't make a right. If a government centrally determines whether something is propaganda and censors it, then it's authoritarian. A free society is built on free information and free debate.
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by uyzstvqs 11mo ago
> and start raising a "Great Firewall" equivalent. May I suggest relocating to China or North Korea? I'd suggest Russia, but I doubt Putin is authoritarian enough for you. Let's turn our free internet into an authorit

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