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off-topic: I used to love HN. Now HN is dead to me.

Users should not have to identify themselves regardless of the service being paid or free. Because stopping spam and bots is possible without requiring the user to provide an email…

One is the same option you used to signup for HackerNews: a new username. Not a pre-existing email or a pre-existing phone number.

I'll pay you $160 if you can prove mathematically that the only way to offer online services without spam is by requiring people to provide an email address or a phone number. That…

If it were only email I could use software that blocks spam email. But there's no way I know of that can block spam phone calls. And I , at least, get spam phone calls. Signing up …

I should also say I'm sick of online services accepting only a trackable token as a verification mechanism. There's a simple way to not need this. And it's probably because it's so…

Most jobs need 40 hours a week. I want to work less than this. Do you know of any sites that advertise positions for 24 hours a week? I'm surprised this isn't discussed more. Many …

https://github.com/paradoxxxzero/butterfly

> Theres no way you can conceive of truly amazing software yourself, unless you are linus torvalds False, in two ways. Truly amazing software do get conceived by an individual. Lin…

> There's no way to provide access to the social graph in a privacy preserving way. Multiparty secure computation is one possible way. There are a few, emerging implementations.

I should have been more clear. Requires personally identifying information (phone, email, CC).

> why would I want to avoid 5G on a smartphone https://www.globalresearch.ca/5g-danger-13-reasons-5g-wirele...

Thanks. Doesn't create account without invite code.

They all want my phone number and IP address.

SEEKING WORK | US | New York | Remote I'm told I'd make a good startup advisor.

Location: US, New York Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Résumé/CV: Senior Engineer Email: in profile I'm told I'd make a good startup advisor.