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Comment #49217890
what does belong on the internet in a post-mythos world? one argument: only services which need to be available to unauthenticated endpoints should be default reachable. all other …
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Comment #48797406
3 vpn segments: 1. foss, p2p-only, no server or intermediate nodes to trust (rayfish) 2. foss, brokered if necessary with all nodes self-hosted (openziti, nebula, some wireguard va…
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Comment #48550242
yes, openziti includes a full mesh, programmable overlay. agree not all apps need that.
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Comment #48547359
the closest comparison is openziti: + iroh and openziti can both be app-embedded + so the app developer embedding in their service is a good use case for both + openziti is used fo…
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Comment #48303530
there are many paths towards ROI and ruin. but towards ROI: + LLM-powered robotics, autonomous, IoT, smart manufacturing + LLM-powered biotech, healthcare, genetic engineering, med…
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Comment #47641278
and the US govt often helps facilitate gambling during downturns so we could see even more direct and indirect promotion of the problem. examples: + in stagflation of 70s/early 80s…
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Comment #47498676
my instinct is open source is part of the answer. the market monetizes with differentiation on the open source base, support, hardware, etc. vibrant enough market = the foss is sec…
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Comment #47491033
Absolutely. Easier said than done, but the best security is structural security - as near to invisible for end users as possible. This needs to be the goal, imo, even if not fully …
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Comment #47469666
>Nobody is going to mass-produce a 50-year-old oak. And nobody is going to conjure trust, or quality, or community out of a weekend sprint. absolutely although i wonder how differe…
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Comment #47466493
NYC aqueduct from the Catskills is wild too, especially if you like the effect on NYC pizza and bagels. Great articles have been written on the engineering but I like this one from…
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Comment #47442783
>The Rowan County Commission meeting included a rare sight, County Chair Greg Edds standing in front of the dais addressing the audience after public comment (something he had neve…
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Comment #47433936
>That’s juicing growth. Facebook style yes, the sycophant noted by Om, but also: + asking you (prompting the human?) to keep the convo going in very specific ways + seemingly more …
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Comment #47418449
very cool and well done. i wonder if we will see a materially larger number of brackets filled this year than the recent trajectory would indicate (as a very coarse indicator of ag…
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Comment #47117160
n=1 but they help me hit flow states. almost like they provide 'context' before x, helping me to 'prepare' (or be ready?), filter out the noise, focus. similar in group setting - s…
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Comment #47063751
OpenZiti (Apache 2.0): https://github.com/openziti/ziti
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Comment #47050335
what i meant is this may be a good real world litmus test. i dont claim to know if there are differences or not between her word and actions - i have not followed her closely. but …
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Comment #47049756
this is nice in the site source: >Looking for hints in the console? That's the spirit! But the real challenge is in Fiu's inbox. Good luck, hacker. (followed by a contact email add…
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Comment #47049701
we'll need more facts but if there is substance to this then the reaction from Bari Weiss (now cbs news editor-in-chief and a long-time public advocate of free speech) and team wil…
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Comment #47029112
Congrats on progress. These are differentiating from most VPN and zero trust: + fully self-hostable open source + avoid ACL complexity (default closed architecture) + sovereign ide…
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Comment #46975589
hopefully it will spread - many open options, from many entities, globally. it is brilliant business strategy from China so i expect it to continue and be copied - good things. rem…
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Comment #46916358
the quoted text above is from the OP's article - your point is interesting though
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Comment #46914295
good point although built for humans > built for AIs is likely true for a while
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Comment #46913659
>The Theory of Constraints states that every system has a bottleneck, since without one, it would operate infinitely fast, which is impossible. If we believe the AI-influenced syst…