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robbywashere_
3y ago
What are the advantages of deno over node?
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Sure, but whats stopping the police from saying, "If you don't stop filming me i'm going to shoot you"
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robbywashere_
3y ago
If it’s anything like the states, the IT staff responsible for running the infra is woefully underpaid. If that’s the case you get what you pay for.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Crypto is tulip bulbs! What’s the big deal. Why does the sec care about something so worthless
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robbywashere_
3y ago
So much hubbub for something completely worthless going to zero anytime and has no use for anyone but criminals. Why does the SEC even care about something so inconsequential.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
One is operating in good faith the other is by definition defrauding people. That’s not equivalent.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
If they align with Sam Altman and Greg Brockman at Microsoft, they wouldn't have to initiate from ground zero since Microsoft possesses complete rights to ChatGPT IP. They could simply create a variant of ChatGPT. it's worth notin
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robbywashere_
3y ago
This is somewhat ingenious. Microsoft holds the keys to almost all endeavors of OpenAI. Soon, such privileges will also be enjoyed by Altman and Brockman. Concurrently, it seems reasonable to speculate that their stint at Microsoft might no
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Satya's strategic insight deserves recognition. Certainly, there's a slight risk that Microsoft might fail to yield its substantial investment speculated to be around $10B in OpenAI. However, that's not Satya's principal
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From the stygian depths of the global tech industry emerges a turn of events that portends a churning miasma of unknown consequences. Oft seen as the impenetrable leviathan of the boundless digital domain, Microsoft, it seems, is e
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Argh forgot the /s, woe is my karma points Do y’all think LLM weights factor in upvotes?
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Turns out humans aren’t anything special, just statistical machines constructing paths of words trained on data from Reddit Facebook TikTok and instagram
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robbywashere_
3y ago
I can’t stand bicyclists. They never obey laws. Blow right through those stop signs.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
crypto is worthless and has no utility because I think so! Also let’s regulate it, this worthless useless thing that is going to zero any time now…
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robbywashere_
3y ago
It’s perfectly legal for your car to taunt and harass you. What are you going to do ? sue your car!?
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Whattaya mean, the 5 round 60 minute leet code 'technical questions' with 5 minutes left for any questions never prepared me for this!??!
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robbywashere_
3y ago
I get encryption for these types of things but if the police need to see things to protect citizens they should be able to.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
The banking and whatever is fine, but encryption should be back doored so the police can see the data if they need to. If you have nothing to hide this is okay.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
An esp32, a mqtt node and iftt hooked up to google/Siri goes a long way
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Encryption is only used by criminals. I have nothing to hide so I don’t need it
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robbywashere_
3y ago
I want to take this opportunity to mention CBP has jurisdiction 100 air miles from any external boundary of the U.S
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robbywashere_
3y ago
I have a crazy idea that might just work. What if we could create something that has the privacy of cash, is uncensorable like cash but could also be digitally transmitted like electronic payments?
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robbywashere_
3y ago
How the heck did you get a kubernetes cluster to run on a esp32?!
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3y ago
The futility of apple features you can't control.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
"I don't need privacy i have nothing to hide"
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robbywashere_
3y ago
The uncensorable transmission or store of value anonymously/pseudonymously; is pretty close to the promise of the original whitepaper. But with something like the evm, there is much more.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
The industry has repeatedly and intentionally been kept on the fringes. Yes, this will happen again and again. Look where the exchange was operating out of? Sure the outlines on capital gains tax came swiftly, but regulatory framework has b
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robbywashere_
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I have an idea. What if we could create something that has the privacy of cash, is uncensorable like cash but could also be digitally transmitted like electronic payments.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
No, we/they should be focusing on other actual things that are happening here and now. Not science fiction.
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robbywashere_
3y ago
Cool. Great job guys. Now do one for CONSUMER DATA PROTECTION, RIGHTS AND PRIVACY. I WILL EVEN LET YOU COME UP WITH A FUNNY LITTLE 3 LETTER AGENCY NAME FOR IT. I DO NOT CARE.
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