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lilsoso

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    Comment #46016592

    Thanks for the browser recommendations. I switched to the Mullvad browser. The other recommendation, LibreWolf, provides the following warning on install which scared me away: "War…

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    Comment #45649943

    The article is light on details of the substance of these lectures. While I couldn't find the referenced lecture, the following lecture might be similar: Hoover Institution: Apocal…

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    Comment #45348326

    Could you kindly support that statement and explain why you feel that way.

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    Comment #45218755

    To dismiss him as being “devoid of information” is lazy and cheap. He had scholars on his team shape his message.

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    Comment #45015450

    You can buy prepaid SIM cards with cash, and without hassle, in the US as well. You can do this in many countries, I believe, as well as online through services offered in exchange…

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    Comment #45008375

    In Mexico you can buy prepaid SIM cards with cash, and without an ID, at convenience stores such as 7-11 or Oxxo.

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    Comment #44283638

    > Is this actually a problem you see? I'm going on 15 years in the industry and haven't seen any issues training people up on a new language in just a couple months. Some years ago…

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    Comment #43180239

    No, they're going 20-something mph in perhaps a 20mph zone: the author stated kilometers per hour.

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    Comment #42910736

    Would be interesting to know how much data leaks on a new iPhone with some of the iOS privacy settings enabled and a handful of popular apps installed (WhatsApp, Instagram, Google …

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    Comment #42276306

    I added a response to this question in another thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42254263

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    Comment #42276245

    Marc Andreessen mentioned what's called "Operation Chokepoint 2.0" in relation to many tech founders being debanked. In the crypto industry you can find many examples of this, howe…

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    Comment #41110415

    Tailscale is not a good option for this (hiding your geo-location from work). As the article states, 'Additionally, in the case of a DERP-relayed connection, if one were to run a “…

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    Comment #41049584

    Here's a number of articles outlining the A16z support for Trump: - https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jul/17/co-f... - https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-0…

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    Comment #41042137

    Why am I being voted down for pointing out, validly, that many people disagree? Why the rush to censor?

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    Comment #41028414

    Not according to Marc Andreessen & Ben Horowitz [1], Chamath Palihapitiya & David Sacks [2], possibly Zuckerberg [3], and others. And of course Elon, Thiel. Many such cases. [1] ht…

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    Comment #40982120

    There are four censored comments in that thread that cannot be read along with a few benign downvoted comments. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt that at least someone behaved…

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    Comment #40964736

    [citation needed]

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    Comment #40026513

    We should enforce rigorous qualifications for doctors. We've relaxed the standards far too much already.

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    Comment #39721346

    Thanks, I didn't know that. So if you have a VPN server at home and you bounce through it from a foreign location to a corporate job then perhaps the employer could identify the co…

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    Comment #39721260

    They can determine a connection to their network is through an OpenVPN server even if that server has a clean/normal IP address? Is there some otherwise basic tell that the host is…

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    Comment #39445028

    The startups you're describing are bad deals -- excluding the rare unicorn liquidity event. The DEIA candidates can afford to be pickier, as their applications are boosted in cushi…

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    Comment #39439164

    Yes, startup culture is bullshit although not for the cliched reasons outlined in the article. The author displays a lack of familiarity with US startup culture: "seventy-hour week…

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    Comment #39401825

    Forward all your Gmail email to a more private service like Mailbox.org and read your Gmail from there. Then you won't be logged into Google products nearly as often. Watch Youtube…

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    Comment #38637392

    In corporate-type environments, I've seen individuals working within the company be put on something like a secret discrimination list for not passing enough underrepresented candi…