AtHeartEngineer

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by AtHeartEngineer 17d ago
A fight worth fighting
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by AtHeartEngineer 27d ago
You can get used to it and it still be rage inducing.
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by AtHeartEngineer 27d ago
I got to this point somewhat recently, I stopped worrying, I kind of broke. I still think about the big picture a few hundred times a day, but went from worrying about it and thinking it was something I could do anything about, and really a
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by AtHeartEngineer 27d ago
For me it was a combination of being around people much smarter than me (I got lucky and worked at some crazy places) and realizing how disfunctional they are. There is some happy medium where you can be pretty smart and realize you are a n
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by AtHeartEngineer 27d ago
and music
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by AtHeartEngineer 1mo ago
non visible text is extremely easy to filter with a git hook, a post tool call hook, or just a script. I doubt they are doing that
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by AtHeartEngineer 1mo ago
This is definitely not about "protect the kids" or age verification, this is a stepping stone to full identity verification to use the internet at all.
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by AtHeartEngineer 1mo ago
And surveillance capitalism
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by AtHeartEngineer 2mo ago
Just emailed you, I'm working on something similar https://github.com/MinistryofMany it's basically an OIDC provider as an identity wallet using verifiable credentials, but I've got a "share link" s
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by AtHeartEngineer 2mo ago
even better
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by AtHeartEngineer 2mo ago
Jan 1st, 1984 every time
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by AtHeartEngineer 3mo ago
Circuit is the standard term used for zero knowledge "programs"
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
Ya this is what I was thinking this was when I first saw it, until I saw the price.
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
It's usually suspended in olive oil
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
A lot of them come in 5000 iu or 10,000 iu capsules. So 1 or 2 a day.
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
$8-10 a month would be awesome, and they would probably make a ton of money using that subscription model. It's short sighted that they don't do this.
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
Did you consider spending your nights and weekends building one to find out?
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
I think you are missing their point
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
As a non-tennis player, I'd agree, this is impressive and fun.
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
Palantir is just getting more and more scary everytime I read it hear anything about them
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
Transactions on ethereum get processed from the mempool in order of who wants to pay the most gas to have their stuff processed. And yes, ethereum has more potential for problems, it's a much more complicated system than bitcoin. Their
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
Yes, summer time forever!
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
You know cmake exists because "make && make install" by isn't usually that easy, anything beyond a small CLI has a lot of dependencies, and breaks with minor version changes?
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
I don't see how this could all not fall apart. It seems like the divergence between the stock market and the rest of the economy, is going to be the biggest bubble that has ever been. Personally, I think it's going to be the end o
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
That's a lot of revenue
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
I wish I could give you gold for that comment, thankfully we aren't on reddit
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
It's not about how fast you can task a satellite and get data back that the article is talking about. It's taking about between when the satellite was launched, and when it was able to send images back down was 58 hours. That is i
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
To get started hacking satellites, you've got to communicate with them first
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
Targeting the $10-15 price range per month for the lower tiers is ideal. This would basically sit just under adobe's costs, but there wouldn't be the time investment of learning their tools, and the user doesn't need a beefy
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by AtHeartEngineer 6y ago
I also remember hating my computer for a while after as well

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