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by voytec 2y ago
Sci-fi Interfaces is a good source of similar content https://scifiinterfaces.com/
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by voytec 2y ago
Looks like ML-generated garbage with multiple accounts driving "traffic". HN is heavily infested with ML-generated posts and what appears to be account botnets voting or commenting with LLM-generated output. Setting "showdead
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I believe that it's the "best possible under the circumstances". Anti-psychotic meds are no fun for someone with a desk job, required to focus, figure new things out on daily basis. It's harder with schizophrenia (larger
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by voytec 2y ago
Several childhood friends developed either a full-blown schizophrenia or "just" psychosis - as in not auditory or thought-based communication with "entities from behind the Moon" - but a tendency to produce irrational fe
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IT engineers in Poland willing to work for companies abroad, opened small businesses and applied for an European tax number. We work as contractors - not employees - so no regional employment laws apply and we're just issuing invoices
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by voytec 2y ago
Depends on what you're looking for. With news, I'm often getting 2 pages almost fully stuffed with msn.com links
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It would likely also be a death sentence, like with Navalny in Russia.
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> If he cares so much about exposing the US government, he should stand up for his beliefs He did, and took a path that allowed him not to be disappeared, suddenly become suicidal or fatally ill with weird symptoms.
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Is this a "dropped on community" project like Borg/Kubernetes fiasco with most PRs ending up in the following, and just corpo-sponsored changes and patches getting through? > The Kubernetes project currently lacks enough a
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> Translated It's on page 3 in English.
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I wouldn't respond to their bullshit copy-paste email and definitely wouldn't used apologetic language nor phrases like "Legal Team, I hope this message finds you well".
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by voytec 2y ago
Agree. Title got me hoping for a description of reasonably-solved public zones self-hosting. The actual content is not interesting to me, and reads like an ad for something called AdGuard (I use unbound for most of this).
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My point is that you don't need gas specifically, but energy. Find ways to get energy without dependency on gas if the source is unstable.
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> Only shows how little trust could be put on fixed infrastructure these days You either introduce redundancy to get rid of single points of failure, or you invest in more reliable means to fulfill given requirements, and keep former mai
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Skip to "Group chartered sailing yacht" or even "Trained divers required" to avoid what reads as ML-generated SEO spam.
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Ok, what's the underlying storage?
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I have different reasons for not doing it: unsubscribing usually requires opening a website riddled with tracking, thus running potentially dangerous code on your device. Secondly, it confirms that your address is active and that SPAM messa
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As someone born and living in Poland, I'm not surprised by high cancer rates. But cancer is still peanuts in comparison to hypertension death rate. "Polish diet" is basically growth hormone-boosted pork meat, potatoes and som
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He worked much longer for the 900 but more importantly - he repeated the 900 at the age of 48[0]! [0] https://youtu.be/TnvPt_a7iOQ?t=93
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You're spilling cheap propaganda. Microsoft likely never had[0] an appropriate userland-level API in place and them blaming the EU should not be repeated by someone calling themselves a journalist. [0] https://www.youtube.co
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Bragging? Reluctant==unable?
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> Another way is if it has recently joined a botnet orchestrated from a geopolitical adversary of the United States after one of your junior programmers decided to install warez because the six figure annual salary was too little to fund
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For readability I'm always lowering unnecessary uppercase characters when submitting posts and HN has never enforced changes.
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Naah, store clerks nor folks answering the phones bear no responsibility for this situation. I do what I did here in such cases - present my opinion and relevant proof to potential future customers. And on broader scale than local store wit
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> > load a configuration file that contains code and then execute that code > Citation needed (sorry!). I'm unable to validate Dave's statements[0] but he's an retired Microsoft engineer who appears to know his stuff
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Sony protects itself from customers seeking warranty repairs with 5 tests in a row, some of which are unsolvable[0]. You then get "this wasn't quite right" notification after 5 tests, on logged-in account with valid credit ca
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162 comments from 2 years back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32548671
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> Mozilla also needs this for their own ad business Mozilla wants it. I suspect that it's Google that _needs_ Mozilla to also run ads.
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I use ESR with pre-baked policy[0] stored in /usr/lib/firefox/distribution/policies.json before the installation/1st run. Configures cookies, studies, disables logins, credit cards saving, asking for location,
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Google: ... Mozilla: How high?

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