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by znpy 8mo ago
> Everyone does drugs or alcohol, even the pope, even Jesus himself. This phrase is only true because you include alcohol, otherwise it would be false. Not everybody does drugs.
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by znpy 8mo ago
> This post reads to me like someone suffering from mental illness and/or personality disorder. Sometimes people are just assholes, eh. I don't have the data to say this is the case, but "just being an asshole" is a c
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by znpy 8mo ago
Variations of this already happened, however: https://sloanreview.mit.edu/article/how-ferrari-hit-the-brak...
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by znpy 8mo ago
> The question is: what do they expect those companies to do? All companies (not just tech companies) always comply with whoever is currently in charge. A business just cannot operate without complying with the law. People tend to forget
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by znpy 8mo ago
As usual, i'd take this kind of articles with the proverbial grain of salt. There always are a number of workers that are frustrated and very vocal about that, and a number of workers that are not frustrated at all but aren't voca
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by znpy 8mo ago
dumbest car i've seen this year
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by znpy 9mo ago
While true, what you describe is very unlikely to happen and most definitely won’t happens on systems where i’m the only users.
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by znpy 9mo ago
Quoting from https://web.archive.org/web/20111021162924/http://www.occupy... > This #ows movement empowers real people to create real change from the bottom up. We want to see a general assembly in ev
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by znpy 9mo ago
Nah, i just accept stuff can be intercepted. Life is about pragmatism.
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by znpy 9mo ago
> standalone calculator oh boy, the memories i have playing with my TI-86 in high school. those were the times to be a real geek!
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by znpy 9mo ago
I always assumed this to be true, to be honest. Nowadays all of the messaging pipeline on my phone is closed source and proprietary, and thus unverifiable at all. The iPhone operating system is closed, the runtime is closed, the whatsapp cl
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by znpy 9mo ago
> I didn't have to, but the reason for doing so was to point out that it is an old strategy. Good point, i had not thought of that!
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by znpy 9mo ago
Simplicity, and low price. VPS services are usually really, really simple and fairly cheap. I'd say that actually VPS prices is where we actually see computing prices going down rather than on the big 3. AWS used to optimize further an
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by znpy 9mo ago
You don’t have to dig commodore from the grave, there are current-day examples of companies doing the same. Just to name one (even if it’s not American): Canonical. It (canonical) is registered in the isle of Man, a fairly known tax haven.
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by znpy 9mo ago
> ...and THIS site! Via RSS?
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by znpy 9mo ago
> Youtube channels I didn't know you could follow youtube channels via RSS! Where do I find the feed link, given a youtube channel?
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by znpy 9mo ago
> Neurophos, an AI chip started based in Austin, Texas and backed by Bill Gates’ Gates Frontier Fund, says that it has developed an optical processing unit (OPU) I wonder if this might be the end of the silicon valley (in California) and
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Ask HN: Who do you follow via RSS feed?
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Continuous Autoregressive Language Models (Calm): A New LLM Architecture [video](youtube.com)
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by znpy 9mo ago
I’d start rotating those keys asap… you’re one breach away from a security nightmare
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by znpy 9mo ago
you have one ipv6 address behind each hostname. no need for proxying.
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by znpy 9mo ago
> WhatsApp is currently rolling out interoperability support across Europe. Does this mean i can chat with my whatsapp contacts without the whatsapp official app? I've been hating that for years. I'd love to be able to get rid
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by znpy 9mo ago
Neat but fragile. It needs a custom proxy and it’s very dependant on specific network setups (eg: doesn’t work in cloud environments).
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by znpy 9mo ago
Look at all the duct tape engineering just to avoid going to ipv6… I know i’ll be downvoted, i accept it.
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by znpy 9mo ago
This looks OT? judging by https://doc.qubes-os.org/en/latest/_images/qubes-trust-level... it looks very linux-centered.
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by znpy 9mo ago
> and in-kernel smb service Doesn't linux have that as well? https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/filesystems/smb/ksmbd.h...
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by znpy 9mo ago
modern computers (and keyboards as well) don't seem to have the SysRQ key at all :(
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by znpy 9mo ago
nice, now open a web browser and any modern website /s
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by znpy 9mo ago
First things first: thank you for your work. That being said: does it make sense to keep a nee but low performance platform alive? As the platform is new and likely doesn’t have many users, wouldn’t it make sense to nudge (as in “gently pus
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by znpy 9mo ago
One of the first things i look at when evaluating a new framework is how middleware support is implemented. That usually tells me if the framework has a good underlying design or not. In this case, the middleware support looks very good.

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