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by anxiously 4y ago
Couldn’t they simply use an encryption algorithm that has two private keys and they control one?
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by anxiously 4y ago
Mm, I'll wait for Brutus' release.
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by anxiously 4y ago
I was anonymous within my business for quite some time (~$X,XXX,XXX/ARR). It got to the point where my demos/sales calls would begin to question why they can't find anything about me online, for instance, "Why should my
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by anxiously 4y ago
Looks like fun. Too bad you can't sign up anonymously or simply with a username and password. What a shame.
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by anxiously 4y ago
Can someone explain this vtoon trend to me? It doesn't seem to be driven by anonymity because their real name is easily findable, so I assume it's something else? It seems very common, especially in certain communities.
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Ask HN: Am I missing something (modern webdev)?
16 points by anxiously 4y ago|16 comments
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by anxiously 4y ago
Is fitting the index in ram really that important? Obviously it is fast, but if you can get away with storing it on a fast disk like an nvme gen4 then why not?
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by anxiously 4y ago
Maybe I'm crazy, but I kind of hope all of these crypto scammers/swindlers go down and from the ashes Satoshi rises again, as if he knew the swindlers were coming ever since Wikileaks adopted crypto and he left.
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by anxiously 4y ago
My suggestion is to go for it. With that being said, do take the time to examine the git commit messages and code itself. I have certainly caught myself from publishing projects that contained words or jokes that would not go over well in 2
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by anxiously 4y ago
I have been using Vim for 20 years. I have tried other editors and even gave them a fair try (1+ months of use) but always end up back in vim.
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by anxiously 4y ago
Or a covert ad for the substack.. given their only other submission was the substack. Either way it doesn't really matter, it was a fair post and brought up an interesting idea of stealth browsers though I don't think they work al
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by anxiously 4y ago
Any tips/code examples for your webkit solution(s)? Where does one begin with using webkit for scraping? I think using anti-fingerprinting is itself a fingerprint. I imagine it would be easier to hide in the noise of regular browsers.
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by anxiously 4y ago
Seems like a fairly shallow (content marketing fluff) substack to be honest. There are better places to follow, like: https://www.trickster.dev/post/
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by anxiously 4y ago
That's fair-- if it's in a package, looks, smells and tastes like bacon it's probably bacon :)
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by anxiously 4y ago
That's not true-- you can buy uncured bacon. It's simply "uncut pork belly" which many companies turn into bacon. We buy our pork belly direct from a farm and it hasn't been touched with anything.
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by anxiously 4y ago
"Ruined your life" is a bit dramatic, eh? It's a messenger. Perhaps you're putting too much weight into both of them.
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by anxiously 4y ago
Fair enough, but there's a huge gap between vaccines and products like Raid Shadow Legends and Snuggies.
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by anxiously 4y ago
I wanted the network-- not the money.
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by anxiously 4y ago
Couldn’t it have been an early mining client that was custom built? Why satoshi?
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by anxiously 4y ago
Likewise, you can fail to get into YC with a product. I applied with a product that has made over 2 million and has zero employees or funding and was not accepted.
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by anxiously 4y ago
Freedom. Freedom to work when I want, if I want, on whatever I want, or not at all. Not dealing with people, offices or maintaining any kind of professional image. Not sure what to call it, but a sort of liberation knowing I don’t rely on a
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by anxiously 4y ago
I was just bit by this. I found an old friends channel and he has like daily uploads for 12 years and I was trying to find the start of the videos and I sure as hell didn’t want to scroll down through years of uploads…
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by anxiously 4y ago
Anyone find other SBCs as an alternative? Curious if anyone has been using the Khadas line up of SBCs instead...
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by anxiously 4y ago
I used to borrow a friends book and photo copy the entire book. It wasn’t ideal but it was often an order of magnitude cheaper than buying those crappy books.
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Ask HN: Solr/ES Alternatives?
3 points by anxiously 4y ago|3 comments
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by anxiously 4y ago
Because Github is a company I have no control over, like Sourcehut, Gitlab and others? The fundamental problem is, "Do I hand over control to entity X?" and I am leaning more heavily towards no than I was previously.
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by anxiously 4y ago
True, but Sony may be looking for an excuse to no longer support older consoles and this could be that excuse.
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by anxiously 4y ago
The only time I have ever been "proud" of my work is when I began making money on a service I built as a side project. Knowing I built something people found useful and were willing to pay for was a big moment for me. The day I qu
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by anxiously 4y ago
I was recently considering moving to Sourcehut or Github after self hosting using gitrc for over a year. I have been going back and forth over self hosting versus leveraging an existing service, but this news and fumblings over Gitea last w
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by anxiously 4y ago
I see this as a good excuse to no longer be backwards compatible by Sony.

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