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csydas

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About csydas

on HN, I use they/them for myself

if you really want to write me for some reason, stallmanniquin at gee mail dort corn

I don't check this often though so please don't be upset if I don't respond fast.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49229097

    it's not age verification laws have little to do with protecting anyone, and social media companies are attempting to remove themselves from liability for their dangerous product b…

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    Comment #49055613

    my experience as well. claude produces functional but over-engineered scripts fairly frequently with often very questionably useful safety checks, especially for powershell. a comm…

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    Comment #48961093

    >Yes, but those laws are pretty effective. They do deter murderers and thieves This is really not true at all for violent crimes. Acts of violence are not really done by rational a…

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    Comment #48648316

    it's about the payment processors, not the card type, though the article makes it confusing by mentioning credit cards as it's really not about that at all https://www.ecb.europa.e…

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    Comment #48537647

    Cute but like a lot of captchas misguided at this stage The problem they try to solve is real, but I don't think that 'hacking minigames' are the correct direction to be looking to…

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    Comment #46299484

    >We don't know if firefox might want to roll out their own locally hosted LLM model that then they plug into.. https://blog.mozilla.org/wp-content/blogs.dir/278/files/2025... it's …

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    Comment #46236400

    I get the intention but it's a bad idea, same with the article if people are meant to depend on your endpoints, they need to be able to depend on all of them you will always have p…

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    Comment #46022994

    i don’t think that’s the right take black markets and opposition members i’ve used / talked with focus on disposability not security the premise of their communications is always “…

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    Comment #45752438

    azure likes to open new sections on the same tab / page as opposed to reloading or opening a new page / tab (overlays? modals? I'm lost on graphic terms) depending on the resource …

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    Comment #43423161

    You are correct it's poor and sloppy, but it's not "just" that. It's a lack of concern over the effects of their poor/sloppy crawler implementation. The poor implementation is not …

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    Comment #43330144

    > Marketplace isn’t a major direct revenue source, but it keeps users engaged. > “It’s one of the least monetized parts of Facebook,” said Enberg. “But it brings in engagement, whi…

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    Comment #41818197

    I think some other posters already commented, but I wouldn't put too much stock in the MDMA being MDMA -- I use MDMA pretty frequently and never had brain zaps from it, but when I …

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    Comment #41463609

    Maybe I am just not familiar enough with the subject to get the point, but this article doesn't really seem to focus on their actual claim but instead it's about explaining why no …

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    Comment #40896512

    Maybe the link should be changed directly to the video it discusses? The article is purely a link to this YouTube video: https://youtu.be/4S9sDyooxf4 The article itself as I read i…

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    Comment #40695080

    I get what you’re saying but the other weird limitations of powershell as well as microsoft’s strangely abusive security relationship with powershell makes it a non-starter for me,…

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    Comment #39875684

    while i get what you’re saying i also know many senior devs who swim in dogma of their own creation, finding some trend they personally aspire to and enforcing it religiously. i th…

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    Comment #39736609

    I honestly have no idea what you're talking about unless you're meaning about immigrating with more than 10,000€ worth of physical currency? I went through immigrating to EU recent…

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    Comment #39724941

    Yeah on premises share point is absolutely still a thing. it’s not as common as i get it as microsoft wants you to migrate to share point online and at least clients i talked to sa…

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    Comment #39640017

    I think it's not such a useful debate. All of the early anime that was popular early on outside of Japan was undoubtedly influential and important part of the popularity of anime o…

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    Comment #39494194

    it’s just a bit too much for the question i think and it asks for opinion on a subject in an already stressful situation where the candidate is very eager to please and also had th…

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    Comment #39486837

    this is weird criticism for me as much as i do worry about ai generated art taking work from artists, but this is a pretty stock and boring album cover as far as metal albums go. l…

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    Comment #39417858

    Yes I used to run into these cards all the time in the past (maybe ancestors of the one from the article) but they were always a pain to deal with. I usually just recommended new w…

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    Comment #39417794

    I think that is what the author is trying to say to some degree, hence their call to bring back themes. I agree with the author’s article; it’s not that it’s a never ending torrent…

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    Comment #39408531

    Anger got me into programming; when properly guided it can help you to address a situation that is very frustrating for you without having a full blown melty. My very first “real” …

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    Comment #39408449

    > The idea that your word is taken more seriously as an EM rather than an IC when it comes to (for example) needing to test more i thjnk this has to do with where you’re testing yo…