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_qib3

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    Comment #48093970

    This is becoming a bit of an epidemic. Not every attack or exploit (and especially not a social engineering one) needs a name out of Metal Gear or a website.

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    Skunk: a Rust based language that compiles to Go

    There isn't really. But I wouldn't be surprised if there was. Rust is Rust. Go is Go. These sorts of languages aren't necessary. Please use your Claude tokens for something else.

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    Comment #47582903

    the old lie

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    Comment #47528539

    Why would demand imply costs will be reduced? If you're making an economies of scale argument, there's plenty scale right now, and costs don't seem to be trending down.

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    Comment #47393134

    did you miss the point of the article?

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    Comment #47393126

    This should be a Show HN

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    Comment #47371361

    So why hasn't the HomeAssistant docs page been nuked yet?

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    Comment #47361495

    It's the same epidemic. I don't think the author has a problem specifically with Chromebooks.

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    Comment #47360922

    Well, sure. Maybe you're the kid in the article who opened Xcode and Blender and Final Cut, but it didn't click for you. Of course not everything is for everyone, but it doesn't pr…

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    Comment #47360901

    Why do you think they're fewer and farther between? It's almost certainly at least partially because of Chromebooks and the save-the-user-from-themself design philosophy.

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    Comment #47269617

    What exactly is wrong with installing an abandoned product? Just because it's abandoned doesn't mean you can't use it.

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    Comment #47057741

    Do you have a blog post on the oops? I'd love to read it.

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    Comment #47042570

    So what's the alternative? Should we go back to reading encyclopedias from the 2010s? I ask this because the need for information hasn't decreased for human beings, just because th…

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    Comment #47042558

    It's quite unfortunate that this has to be controversial.

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    Comment #47031191

    And why not Docker? I feel reluctant to suggest it even though you explicitly declined it, but it really does seem to be the best solution.

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    Comment #47013914

    Well, yeah. There are always ways to get around laws. But this is like saying taxes are a bad idea because tax evasion exists.

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    Comment #47012146

    Why do companies even do this? It's not like they were prevented from being evil until they removed the line in their mission statement. Arguably being evil is a worse sin than bre…

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    Comment #47002696

    The author is dead. I think we can consider it as much a cautionary tale about digitised human brains as we can about the other things.