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kodyo

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About kodyo

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/kody; my proof: https://keybase.io/kody/sigs/jOOL2FWIFl_7nhK4QDn2MgIsp_2wLKflxTjabJlCfSE ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #46784227

    CISA recommended Signal for encrypted end-to-end communications for "highly targeted individuals." https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/2024-12/guidance-mo...

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    Comment #46720284

    That's not even the point, though. Those smart-but-not-techy people are not going to grow GDP at the pace that Satya Nadella needs them to in order to keep his KPIs going up and to…

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    Comment #46719347

    "Quick, guys, find something useful" coming from a CEO who's bet his company on an idea should be a market top signal, right? And no, I'm not saying the technology is bad. The busi…

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    Comment #46679324

    That would be harmful to their self esteem.

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    Comment #46669655

    The empire has vassals, not allies.

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    Comment #46491497

    The honor system is a remnant of a high-trust society. Living in a place where you can generally trust your neighbors is neat.

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    Comment #46436211

    OpenAI is in no way "commercially successful."

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    Comment #36521197

    It's impossible for a layman to know because most people in accredited positions of authority lie without cessation. Identify people you trust on a subject, filter their claims thr…

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    Comment #35481521

    I try to discourage people from using the internet. I work in infosec.

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    Comment #35339815

    "Debt creation also gives value to the dollar" Only because enough people believe that's true, and then only because there are aircraft carriers that convince people in other count…

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    Comment #35339762

    Inflation is value confiscation. It's a tax. It reduces the burden of the greatest debtor (government) at the expense of everybody who holds dollars and produces value. What do I g…

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    Comment #35339663

    The US has been in a risky economic situation since it went off the gold standard. Possibly since it created the Federal Reserve Act. Slow-moving train wrecks are still train wreck…

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    Comment #35316386

    OK: I believe authoritarians should be laughed at early and often. If anybody happens construe the people I mistakenly described as authoritarians as fucking authoritarian, please …

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    Comment #35312622

    I agree with you. More power. More houses. More roads. More bridges. More freedom to build it all. But back to the story at hand: a few motivated people can shore up Old Town Road.…

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    Comment #35312598

    I'm not trying to convince anybody. Humiliation and mockery are how you deal with authoritarians.

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    Comment #35308642

    Yep. Been reading variations of the same article for decades. Captain Planet up there says building bridges and moving dirt around causes inequity, though, so I guess we have to li…

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    Comment #35308526

    There's the authoritarian collectivist power differential take! I knew you were coming, you little rascal! Massive amounts of resources are being wasted on bad climate ideas now. P…

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    Comment #35308385

    People will adapt to change. Calm down.

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    Comment #35307848

    Hey now. We should probably implement some kind of centralized global authority before we get too hasty with "solving problems."

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    Comment #35302750

    When you knowingly break the law, you're taking a risk. It may be a stupid law, it may be an unjust law, but it's still a law and people with guns who enforce the stupid laws might…

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    Comment #35302624

    If they were "errors" the balance of the errors should be evenly distributed between overstating and understating the severity. When more than 80% of the "errors" favor an agenda, …

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    Comment #35280646

    Commissars gonna commissar. No reason to submit to people like that.

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    Comment #35276161

    That's a fine justification for ignoring something if you don't want to think about the implications too much.

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    Comment #35249168

    You're free to be stupid. The probability that there will be less water available than there could be will be higher there than places that are less idiotic.