sepositus

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by sepositus 7mo ago
Yes, the protocol is going to be open and the plan is to submit PRs to various projects when we're at that point. It's not really an "either or" with ygddrasil but more like a "both and."
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by sepositus 7mo ago
> I've been interested in doing something similar in the past, but I could really never solve issues like domain squatting and stopping individuals from claiming every name possible I think that's just a property of a naming sy
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by sepositus 7mo ago
I am in the process of co-founding a new protocol which creates a decentralized root of trust using normal plain-text names (i.e. `foo.bar`). One of the goals I hope to obtain is allowing domain-style lookups of private websites hosted on P
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by sepositus 7mo ago
How specific is the law? What if side loading requires a "trusted" signed certificate where trusted means from Google Play? Not even playing devil's advocate, just wondering how many loopholes actually exist.
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by sepositus 8mo ago
Usually I find the hype is centered around creating software no one cares about. If you're creating a prototype for dozens of investors to demo - I seriously doubt you'd take the "mainstream" approach.
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by sepositus 8mo ago
Always sounds so interesting and then I do a search only to found out it's another product trying to sell you your 20th "AI credit package." I really don't see how these apps will last that long. I pay for the big three
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by sepositus 8mo ago
This is a valid observation. I wonder though if people who have been coding for decades, but choose to use AI assistance, would fall under the same AI slop category. It’s an interesting dilemma because the overwhelming amount of content get
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Show HN: Supply chain security for everything that isn't a container(blob.meigma.dev)
1 points by sepositus 8mo ago|0 comments
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by sepositus 8mo ago
It's most likely because people just assume it's a misogynist quote.
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by sepositus 8mo ago
"Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times."
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by sepositus 8mo ago
But it immediately forgets the results of step 1 by the time it hits step 3 (due to context rot) and starts inventing action items.
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Show HN: Blobber – Push and stream arbitrary files with OCI registries(github.com)
5 points by sepositus 8mo ago|1 comments
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by sepositus 1y ago
Wow, this is literally the story of my team. Luckily there’s enough autonomy for us the escape the gravitational pull of the few remaining evangelists, but this is essentially what led us to this point.
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by sepositus 1y ago
> they just don't try hard enough The answer was in my post. Nix isn't for everyone, and that's OK.
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by sepositus 1y ago
For reference, I use Nix to manage three different machines, always via home-manager and nix-darwin (I left NixOS awhile ago and haven't looked back). I don't think it's "inevitable" that you'll hit the difficu
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by sepositus 1y ago
The most common answer I've seen is that Python packaging just "doesn't do it right" so it's impossible to get a clean Nix experience with them. Which, to some degree is true, but it also reveals the opinionated nat
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by sepositus 1y ago
Welcome to the honeymoon phase. Mine lasted about a year. Eventually you will have to leave the comfortable area of "those who have done it before" and engage with some long, unwieldy, mostly undecipherable stack trace. When I ask
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by sepositus 1y ago
I've recently developed tinnitus within the last few months, so I'm still early in my researching. However, I've found a lot of people that discount this approach and swear it only makes things worse. That's why I'v
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by sepositus 1y ago
I've had the opposite experience. If I give it that much context it starts to hallucinate parts of the application that it very much has access to look up. This only starts happening at large context windows.
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by sepositus 1y ago
I'm constantly having to fight for my child's ADHD meds (as in, they are never available at any pharmacies around me). It's been such a nightmare ever since they were diagnosed. To know people can go around faking it for, pre
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by sepositus 1y ago
> If I were in charge of science in a wealthy country right now I would be working overtime to brain drain US researchers. My perception (probably skewed by overly negative media) is that the US is leading a global trend (emphasis on lea
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by sepositus 1y ago
> Who will give them a broader more holistic understanding of the world if not at a university? I'm going to guess the kids that are inherently interested in this will research it themselves. The ones who are not, won't. I&#x27
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by sepositus 1y ago
I said you were trivializing it, not that it was impossible. My original comment is it's "far outside the bounds" of what has been traditionally done by Pope's. To suggest that the answer to the question on marriage is t
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by sepositus 1y ago
> That talks about reproduction, but it doesn't say anything about marriage. Later in chapter 2, God is quoted as saying: > Therefore a man shall leave his father and mother and cling to his wife, and they shall become one flesh
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by sepositus 1y ago
> I don't hold their respect for canon quite so sacrosanct as you apparently do. That's fine, it just makes it pointless to make a argument for what the office of Pope should and shouldn't do. It's like going into a M
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by sepositus 1y ago
> You keep ignoring the main point in that the canonized book was done so by men that selected writings that they felt represented the views they held No, you're trying to trivialize changing the canon of the Bible. It's a poin
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by sepositus 1y ago
> You keep ignoring the main point in that the canonized book was done so by men that selected writings that they felt represented the views they held No, you're trying to trivialize changing the canon of the Bible. It's a poin
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by sepositus 1y ago
But I don't know why we are playing hypotheticals here. Such a dramatic change (i.e., introducing Francis 2:8-10) is far outside of the bounds that have been set for thousands of years within the Catholic tradition. The original discus
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by sepositus 1y ago
This is usually taught within the first year of any seminary or religious study of Christianity. It's widely understood _why_ people are now permitted to eat pork. A good place to start is reading modern commentary on Acts 11:4-6 and b
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by sepositus 1y ago
> It would be hard to argue that the bible actively promotes same-sex marriage, but I think you could reasonably argue that it says nothing on the subject and so leaves it for the church/community to decide. This is where I've

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