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by hyperhopper 21d ago
It doesn't. Only 5 of those characters are in the alphabet.
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by hyperhopper 1mo ago
If you think the average Google employee has as much access to PII or sensitive information as a cop, you're deeply mistaken.
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by hyperhopper 4mo ago
Why are types anti-lisp?
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by hyperhopper 5mo ago
Tell that to the milllions of people in states like this that have spent most/all their life having their rights infringed upon.
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by hyperhopper 5mo ago
It is definitely worse. At leas a binary is constant, on your system, can be analyzed. Curl|sh can give you different responses than just curling. Far far worse
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by hyperhopper 5mo ago
Your comment assumes the plugin is not working as they want it to. The way it is designed gets them the maximum amount of data. It does a great job if that is their goal.
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by hyperhopper 7mo ago
This person's distinction between "library" and "framework" is frankly insane. React, which just is functions to make DOM trees and render them is a framework? There is a reason there are hundreds of actual framewor
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by hyperhopper 7mo ago
It now seems to serve the purpose of funneling users into edge, AI products, or serving ads.
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by hyperhopper 10mo ago
Are you anti handheld radio? Yes, that's the point of freedom. People can carry devices that do things. If they break the law, that's another question, but everyone should be allowed to have computers that communicate that they ca
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by hyperhopper 10mo ago
It very feasibly could. If I made an LLM agent that clicks on a returned element, and then the element was this trap doored link, that would happen
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by hyperhopper 10mo ago
But what action are you triggering that automatically follows invisible links? Especially those not meant to be followed with text saying not to follow them. This is not banning you for following <h1><a>Today's Weather<&
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by hyperhopper 10mo ago
Confused as to what you're asking for here. You want a robot acting out of spec, to not be treated as a robot acting out of spec, because you told it to? How does this make you any different than the bad faith LLM actors they are tryin
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by hyperhopper 10mo ago
Search any Go codebase for err != nil, for starters.
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
So the hecklers selling overpriced trinkets at every major tourist attraction in Europe or the US aren't scams? I disagree.
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
The united states also said not to buy masks and that they were ineffective during the pandemic. Placing absolute trust in these organizations and restricting freedom of speech based on that is a very bootlicking, anti-freedom stance
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
100k is the number of active cards. It is being reported that they had 2-3x as many cards in total. Seems like a nation-state level attack from somebody that has millions to spend to keep this up their sleeve
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
Oh-my-zsh adds most of that while still being POSIX compliant
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
Your own quote shows the source of the confusion. OC was asking how will google handle apps that have somebody else signing for them. Your quote talks about letting devs that go through a verification process still side load (though that ha
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
https://stevelosh.com/blog/2013/04/git-koans/
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
This is the real news. It should be illegal to call something deleted when it is not.
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
> I like Mozilla and thought Pocket's future would be relatively safe in their hands. Never trust a company like this. You'll always get burned. If it's not FOSS, its not reliable and will likely burn you
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
> For VCs, why go anywhere else if the best of the world are flocking towards you already? Very false. A lot of the best in the world have no intention of ever living in silicon valley. In my circles people dread even a week long trip th
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
The test was to scientifically figure out which one he likes the most
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
Web browsers that are so complex a person in their basement can't implement them are a sickness. We've gone too far. Give us back html homepages and executables you can run if you'd like something crazier
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
That was before smartphone and tablets were common
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
Yeah, using VSCode is a different IDE Why do you assume everybody uses that? If the product can't be used with the infinitely hackable emacs or vim, that's a shortcoming of the product.
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
It's not a "programmer" problem. Any competent program I know would never thing of averaging the color of the orange with the color of the non-orabge bag, and expect that to be orange, or representative of how we percieve the
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by hyperhopper 1y ago
The diversity of mediums chart at the end doesn't make any sense. What are the multiple lines? And at the end if he is saying everything converges to TikTok, wouldn't the TikTok point on the graph be on the axis for 0 diversity?
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
> Why else would they want to lose hours to commuting, and not take advantage of their employees living in cheaper CoL areas? They abuse this and it definitely doesn't help the worker. As a Manhattan based worker who has lived in As
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by hyperhopper 2y ago
It's more insidious than that. Being forced to RTO across the country, then immediately laid off after I uprooted my life to do so, all while knowing the layoffs were planned while they were telling me to move across the country, is fu

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