RS-232

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by RS-232 24d ago
Thanks, I hate it. The camera in particular is exactly why I’ve reverted to using devices without networking capabilities.
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by RS-232 1mo ago
It’s worse than that. Title should be “Private Snapchat DM to 3 people reached the FBI and led to an arrest in an hour.” The AI assisted police surveillance state is fully operational.
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by RS-232 2mo ago
And you will hear of wars and rumors of wars. See that you are not alarmed, for this must take place, but the end is not yet. For nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom, and there will be famines and earthquakes in var
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by RS-232 2mo ago
Surely this was preventable? I am surprised that immunologists and immunosuppressants weren’t part of the protocol here. Injecting trillions of viruses into spinal fluid sounds like a recipe for triggering a cytokine storm. It’s a tragic ou
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by RS-232 2mo ago
Epic, just needs dark mode ;) Also, maybe a way to use sharing via LAN and strip any features that any phone remote services.
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Ask HN: What would a Python-first web look like?
1 points by RS-232 2mo ago|1 comments
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by RS-232 2mo ago
> JavaScript being the most popular programming language in the world This is where I stopped reading. JavaScript is not the most popular programming language in the world. It’s not even in the top five. https://www.tiobe.com&
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by RS-232 5mo ago
This is pretty terrible for offline deployment. An install manager is useless for offline systems. For folks who don’t want any hassles, there’s WinPython. It’s a portable Python distribution à la Anaconda. The “whl” flavor includes a nice
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by RS-232 6mo ago
> Fasting (1 to n weeks) is said to provide potential benefits for certain types of cancer treatments. Pre-cancer, it is said to potentially prevent cancer onset. This is potentially powerful for those of us with a family history with ca
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by RS-232 6mo ago
Has anyone had success using 2 agents, with one as the creator and one as an adversarial "reviewer"? Is the output usually better or worse?
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by RS-232 6mo ago
Has to be an inside job. One doesn’t just simultaneously hack into an AWS account, know exactly which key is needed for coin minting, and know internal details necessary to exploit a smart contract. The nature of the hack practically reveal
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by RS-232 6mo ago
It’s garbage either way. On that note, do we have an open standard for OS implementations? Where the fuck is our modern scratch made OS written in Rust? It’s about time we topple this shitty triopoly.
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by RS-232 6mo ago
How is this pronounced phonetically?
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by RS-232 6mo ago
> The build script compiles C code down to a clang intermediate assembly, which is then handed off to a Python script that translates it into a Rust macro which is checked into Xous as a buildable artifact using its pure-Rust toolchain.
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by RS-232 6mo ago
Silly is not explaining why you can’t just pass a handwritten note like a polite person who follows etiquette. Polite people naturally won’t really just start speaking out loud; ones that know etiquette will pretend it’s more convenient for
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by RS-232 6mo ago
> If you put someone on speaker without introducing everyone present then they should hang up on you. This is silly. Just tell the person you are talking to that they are on speaker. Assuming the party on the phone has been informed and
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by RS-232 6mo ago
Pretty ironic that the security tool is insecure
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by RS-232 6mo ago
Does it go without saying that OpenAI/majority shareholder Microsoft can unilaterally change the licenses and take Astral’s repos offline (completely against the will of Charlie or the community)? Regardless of how likely/inevitab
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by RS-232 6mo ago
For some reason I thought this would be about design/architecture patterns that work and scale well with agentic workflows.
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by RS-232 6mo ago
It’s blatant staging for the global rollout of the beast system. https://share.google/aimode/69eYN9B5dzogRBCc6
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by RS-232 6mo ago
Look into the black cube of Saturn. (btw, it’s everywhere, even the kaaba)
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by RS-232 6mo ago
Sure, ban everyone that uses em dashes from the digital commons. That will certainly stop the existential threat to your livelihood. Sarcasm aside—there is no reliable way to prove this. So it begs the question: you really care if somethi
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by RS-232 6mo ago
This seems like proof to me that Safe Browsing is about surveillance, not protection.
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by RS-232 7mo ago
“lipgloss”?
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by RS-232 7mo ago
More desperate virtue signaling and gatekeeping. “Look at me and the code that took me eons to perfect. It’s handcrafted and genuine.” Newsflash: nobody cares, especially if it’s expensive, time consuming, or doesn’t work. They also don’t c
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by RS-232 7mo ago
That’s intriguing. I have the same card, maybe I should give it a go. Curious about your CPU/RAM/storage capacity as well. Any resources for configuring the local setup? My entire home media stack is a single compose file in a WSL
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by RS-232 7mo ago
That's fair. The public infrastructure in other places around the world is a lot more hospitable to other methods of transportation.
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by RS-232 7mo ago
The advent of AI may shape up to be just like the automobile. At first, it's a pretty big energy hog and if you don't know how to work it, it might crash and burn. After some time, the novelty wears off. More and more people begin
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by RS-232 9mo ago
That could be any of hundreds of current and former students. It's not legal to do investigations like this since it ends up with a bunch of innocent people getting caught up in the surveillance dragnet, but they do it anyway and use a
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by RS-232 9mo ago
This is extremely sad. My heart goes out to his family, friends, students, and peers. Although this was probably a random act of violence, it makes me wonder. As a nuclear scientist, could he have been involved in any sensitive research? Ma

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