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    Comment #49207388

    If you need to embed the schema in the document, Don't design your schema in way that makes it impossible to embed the schema in the document. [1]: https://json-schema.org/learn/mi…

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    Comment #49183470

    why can't you use hash pinned schemas with existing json? Why do you need a new format for it?

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    Comment #49132250

    What makes these features unnecessary in 2024 but necessary in 2026?

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    Comment #48870051

    I live in Norway. Starlink is cheaper than FTTH by a country mile. At the very least it's going to force down prices for fiber providers. Also just because FTTH exists does not mea…

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    Comment #48842351

    What is the future of this? Code is not the same as a viable open-source project with a community, contributors, advocates, users and funding, even if it's perfect code. Even thoug…

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    Comment #48814693

    We will keep using Claude because internal choices made by engineers and internal gatekeeping by engineers make everything else unfeasible, and going back on that would require sai…

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    Comment #48805064

    Cop body slams a white man and then arrests him after he was assaulted by black people: https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/uk-man-was-assaulted-by-atta... Of course the black people w…

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    Comment #48656068

    Does the article provide supporting evidence for your claim that "Even though GET+body is not handled the same everywhere, it's easier to make that the standard than it is to make …

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    Comment #48652211

    But it's not existing behaviour. It does not already exist. Breaking the semantics of something that exists means that things will work inconsistently. Breaking the semantics of ge…

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    Comment #48644416

    > Even though GET+body is not handled the same everywhere, it's easier to make that the standard than it is to make a new syntax the standard. Is there some research or study that …

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    Comment #48644402

    The fact that some infrastructure is poorly maintained is not a reason against evolving protocols, it's a reason to maintain infrastructure better. It's really not that difficult t…

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    Comment #48642556

    What does "some random third party" have to do with any of it? An SQL server can expose HTTP directly. SQL is not the only query language that exists. SPARQL's standard protocol fo…

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    Comment #48642133

    > For one you would never allow a client to dictate the query. That is a security and validation problem. So you have to deconstruct the query anyway and then rebuild it. Every sin…

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    Comment #48641587

    Do you think that Anthropic's models would have been pulled if they did not say for months how their models is basically going to break the whole internet and that governments shou…

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    Comment #48641535

    No, it does not feel like that.

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    Comment #48596030

    How was it stolen, exactly?

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    Comment #48587288

    Much cheaper to outsource all production and industry to China as Europe is doing.

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    Comment #48587255

    > I liked the UIs of the entire era from 3.0 to 2000, really. I'm mostly using Windows 2000 as an example here because it runs so well in QEMU/KVM and that allows me to easily take…