hazeycode

https://hazeycode.uk

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2023-07-11 11:32:57

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Funny how people who use conspiracy theorist as a slur often theorise that society has either a) conspired against them personally or b) conspired to give them unfair privilege

2023-07-10 22:11:23

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Let him cook

2023-07-08 21:39:33

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What changes?
Everything.
What fails?
The global banking cartel.

2023-07-08 17:50:33

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More than storage, compression, hence power.

2023-07-08 17:48:23

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Let me guess, Bill Gates owns the Suoercomputer?

2023-07-07 13:03:33

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Good to know. Thanks!

2023-07-07 10:09:13

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Thanks. Is there a community list of what works and what doesn’t?

2023-07-07 09:34:23

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Considering it. What are the caveats?

2023-07-07 09:32:12

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C++ has sucked since it was “c-with-classes”.
Bullish on Zig

2023-06-23 12:03:18

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When people just programmed computers

2023-06-23 11:23:21

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Pre-agile-oop-web

2023-06-20 13:10:11

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One of these I can commit to main but the other I can’t

2023-06-14 23:34:26

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Seems like a rational option to me. Depends on your personal security model

2023-06-14 17:28:04

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Yes

2023-06-14 15:43:32

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What about side loading the unborked version for those that have a macOS device to do so? AppStore release can have big letters saying: “this is the borked version, side-load for all the features”

2023-06-14 15:41:02

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😂

2023-06-14 10:51:25

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https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/hardware_software_co_design

2023-06-14 10:42:01

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Fuchsia OS looks like someone has gone and done the work. But it’s gimped because the UI stuff runs in Dart VM. Wtf why? Dart is mehhh. But maybe the kernel, Zircon, is worth a look. It’s open source, but it’s also a Google project so who knows what dance is required to contribute.

2023-06-14 01:26:32

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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

2023-06-14 01:23:40

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Well those are some words 😂

2023-06-14 00:15:06

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We don’t use computers the same way we did when unix was designed. And the internet didn’t exist then.
End of rant. Maybe.

2023-06-14 00:12:28

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I guess it’s 2 versions now given that ARM chips are popular now. Anyway its is just some pipe dream shit.
Practically speaking, we need a new open source OS that is designed with all the stuff that we’ve learnt over the last 50-something years.

2023-06-13 23:48:53

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Mobile OSs have sandboxed app environments. The fear of installing non “bare metal machines” originates in desktop operating systems. Which are all fucking trash and need a rethink but just nobody has gone and put in the work to make a modern desktop OS that addresses this. We need to define an ISA so that I can run any x86 app on any x86 machine without giving it access to the entire system. That we have to have 3 fucking versions of an app that runs on the same hardware is insane. It’s this nonsense that led to running everything in the browser seem like a good ideas (it’s not).
#Native2.0

2023-06-13 23:17:21

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Also https://www.macrumors.com/2022/11/01/dma-eu-law-could-force-major-changes-apple/

2023-06-13 23:12:53

@npub1xts…kk5s tell em to suck it https://altstore.io

2023-06-13 23:02:14

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I’d rather lick Tim Apples balls than put anything semi serious in a fucking web app.

2023-06-13 23:00:08

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Honestly, anyone suggesting that nonsense already gave up on any kind of mechanical sympathy.

2023-06-13 22:56:25

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The only people suggesting web apps are front end web developers that don’t really give a shit how slow or insecure stuff is.

2023-06-13 21:40:21

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https://nostr.build/i/05fe59c0485f69bc2cd96f492f1eaafe700362e349211264f66940b8cf616332.gif

2023-06-13 20:42:13

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And yes my arguments are unapologetically sloppy 😂

2023-06-13 20:39:24

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To be clear, I don’t very much rate the dark matter theory. To me it’s the same as saying “we have no idea why this doesn’t add up”

2023-06-13 20:34:20

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Your model relies on an assumed continuum of past events. In the grabby alien example it goes so far as to assume a model of the universe which we cannot explain “errrrr dark matter or something”, its practical to do so but to claim a precision to the extent of “no unknowns” I think it verging on hubris.

2023-06-13 20:25:55

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I.e. there are always unknowns outside of any model. Arguably this is the only rational assumption you can make: that you don’t know what you don’t know.

2023-06-13 20:23:21

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Assuming a simplistic model may be rational and even “precise” but it does not tell us anything quantitative about said precision.

2023-06-13 18:23:45

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Who did you speak to and how close together were their eyes?

2023-06-13 17:02:37

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😂 say it to my face

2023-06-13 16:56:57

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libreboot.org also

2023-06-13 16:50:43

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coreboot.org is a good thing

2023-06-13 16:40:22

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My model is that all my data is compromised anyway. I use Linux because it sucks a bit less than windows and macOS, not for security reasons. But I get what your saying and you’re right. I’m just frustrated at the state of things.

2023-06-13 16:38:15

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Tbf GrapheneOS looks like a good project… but my security model is such that I might as well just accept all my data is being pinged to some server and not waste any time kidding myself otherwise or potentially falling into a honeypot.

2023-06-13 16:31:04

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I’ll go all in on an effort that is all in… open from the hardware up... no reliance on propriety firmware blobs. All these projects just change the security model a bit. They are not truly open source platforms.

2023-06-13 16:11:48

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CalyxOS straight up pings google and other servers. It’s a shitcoin.

2023-06-13 16:07:08

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https://www.nitrokey.com/news/2023/smartphones-popular-qualcomm-chip-secretly-share-private-information-us-chip-maker

2023-06-13 15:49:36

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No. They both use closed source firmware blobs.

2023-06-13 15:43:56

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What alternatives that exist today? If you say rather, “fuck that let’s go build better things” then I’m with you. But who’s working on a truly open mobile platform?

2023-06-13 15:41:59

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But “all the assumptions are known” is too strong an assertion for me. How could you ever know?

2023-06-13 15:39:46

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I suppose I am conflating precise and accurate.

2023-06-13 14:56:20

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There’s no such thing as precise thinking. The world is too fucking complicated for that. We have to roll with it, in a big jazz.

2023-06-13 14:27:19

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We need a truly open mobile platform, from the hardware up

2023-06-13 14:13:24

Regardless of what OS you put on your phone. Everything is back-doored at the hardware and firmware level.

2023-06-13 14:06:35

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We need truly open source mobile hardware and firmware. People don’t understand that even raspberry pis aren’t really open source, again using closed source firmware blobs.

2023-06-13 14:04:21

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GrapheneOS has addressed this and called microG out. But still they are uses Google hardware and firmware. As far as I know, no devices can be trusted, even with the most privacy focussed OS running on them.

2023-06-13 13:54:59

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“Surprisingly, the deGoogled phone's first connection is to google.com. According to Google, the host android.clients.google.com serves the Google Play Store for periodical device registration, location, search for apps and many other functions. This is strange because we have a deGoogled phone without the Google Play Store. Later we found out that this request originates from microG, an open source re-implementation of Google's proprietary core libraries and applications.
Then it connects to connectivity.ecloud.global which, according to /e/OS, replaces Android's Google server connectivity check connectivitycheck.gstatic.com.
…
“

2023-06-13 13:52:17

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https://www.nitrokey.com/news/2023/smartphones-popular-qualcomm-chip-secretly-share-private-information-us-chip-maker

2023-06-13 13:42:42

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Uses closed source firmware blobs. Could be a honey trap.

2023-06-13 13:34:09

https://on.soundcloud.com/3G2i4

2023-06-13 13:20:39

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He has a lot of blind spots. But he’s human and coming from the right place at least. Shame he’s been trapped into perpetually arguing the same narrative topics. I think he has a lot to offer given his domain of expertise.

2023-06-13 13:12:23

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Unfortunately hardware and firmware is not.

2023-06-13 12:54:00

PWAs aren’t the answer. An truly open, permission-less mobile platform is. It’s been attempted before but always fails to keep up. But now there are more people than ever that want it, more than they want more megapixels in there camera or faster wireless… Who’s going to lead the way?

2023-06-13 12:44:12

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In fact the best way to discredit bitcoin would be to force premature hyperbitcoinisation

2023-06-13 12:41:53

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Not until bitcoin can actually support hyperbitcoinisation. Otherwise that would be a huge swing and a miss.

2023-06-13 10:36:51

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I’m not gonna smash my iPhone. But I won’t ever buy another one.

2023-06-13 08:27:35

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I’m phasing apple out. This is more motivation to stick with the plan of de-appleling. Fuck em

2023-06-13 08:25:43

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Was a good run. You still gonna buy their products after this?

2023-06-13 00:10:21

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Another pet peeve: using “AI” to refer to behaviour trees.

2023-06-13 00:05:20

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Nobody wants to miss the hype train I guess

2023-06-13 00:03:12

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Better days. People using “AI” to refer to ML or LLM is a pet peeve.

2023-06-11 01:17:06

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Yeah works for me too 🤷‍♂️

2023-06-10 23:50:51

Who’s site is it anyway? @npub180c…h6w6 @npub1xts…kk5s @npub1l2v…ajft
All I can find is that it’s registered to GoDaddy #note16a7…xe7w

2023-06-10 23:07:32

Anybody know who runs nostr.com? https://nostr.build/i/80409cc37e8788d74d265b080f5b6e6a1e1766fc5cee447f67e54f4414bb3757.jpg

2023-06-09 08:30:20

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Sir, you’re like the Terrence McKenna of tech.

2023-06-08 21:01:07

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Wow. That thread is totally ridiculous. Maybe we need a better, censorship-resistant app distribution platform. Sorry you’re having a hard time recently.

2023-06-08 13:14:38

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Which compression algorithms have you tried?

2023-06-07 22:50:52

This was hilarious 😂 shout out to the confused socialists #note1hjf…54g2

2023-06-07 17:14:12

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If you want privacy then you are totally in the wrong place

2023-06-06 20:38:04

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Show me the code

2023-06-05 23:10:47

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Big if true

2023-06-05 20:32:21

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💯 this is my relay, there are many relays like it but…

2023-06-05 20:28:44

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It’s literally why the report system exists. Regardless, you don’t get to run a relay without being responsible, and obliged by local laws. The censorship resistance of nostr lies in the fact that you can just connect to another relay, not that every relay must serve everything.

2023-06-05 20:19:37

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I get why you’re being hyperbolic. But we’re not talking about blocklists or suppression. We’re talking about adding little report warning indicators, right? Literally extra information.

2023-06-05 20:15:49

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True but I only need to copy your metadata to appear like you in threads or DMs. Reports don’t really help anyway, I can also create 1000 keys to report your OG account as the impersonator account.

2023-06-05 20:12:25

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I’m not totally against clients using report data. But great care should be taken.

2023-06-05 19:58:22

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Relay operators are responsible/trusted to verify reports. There is no client operator. You can take the responsibility as the developer but in this case the system will be gamed in accordance with how popular clients are programmed.

2023-06-05 19:49:03

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How can we reliably differentiate between real impersonation reports and censorship gaming?

2023-06-05 19:36:39

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While I opted to just mute wolf, rather than report, others may go out of their way to report even if it takes 5x more UI interaction to do so, if they feel conviction in their assessment.

2023-06-05 19:25:12

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I agree. That’s why I’m differentiating between personal client-side filtering and report events

2023-06-05 19:06:44

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Mute words would be good. Clever ML based client-side filtering would be awesome. The UX really only needs to be easier than submitting a report event. That said, even thought I don’t like shitcoins and I don’t want to see that crap, I guess some people will feel conviction in censoring stuff they think is a scam.

2023-06-05 19:00:01

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Feel like personal content curation is in the domain of clients, ie not report events. UI could offer users a way to do this but it wouldn’t alone stop report event abuse.

2023-06-05 18:46:42

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What would a general “bad content” report offer over the more specific report tags?

2023-06-05 18:40:19

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Oh I see. Yeah I think the event id should be written if the user is reporting a note. That’s a “ui bug” I think

2023-06-05 18:32:46

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Those are subcategories of “bad content”

2023-06-05 18:31:32

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DMT enters the chat

2023-06-05 18:27:16

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Hence nearly every report tag is referring to “bad content”, primarily per post.

2023-06-05 18:21:52

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“Some report tags only make sense for profile reports, such as impersonation”
“Some”

2023-06-05 16:12:09

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Then release it for free so that everyone can eat Cheetos and bitch about 🤡

2023-06-05 16:09:49

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For ultimate options and customisations, roll your own client.

2023-06-03 16:12:47

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Have you tried htmx?

2023-06-03 12:59:17

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I’m too stupid/ignorant to know if that proposal is a joke, really stupid, nefarious or so in-genius that it defies physics. Going with the gut on this one.

2023-06-02 23:32:31

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PGP key management is bugging me. It’s the least clear bit. And I don’t think we can multisig commits in git without doing something hacky with ux knockon

2023-06-02 23:27:58

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Good points. I agree.
1. This is no worse than a .github folder
2. Yes. I think we should try to solve for bitcoin core project first.
3. Yes this is a concern
4. Yeah there are some “light client” use cases, I think these can be serviced by relays implementing our hypothetical protocol