your online identity *forever* to ensure you aren’t being impersonated or attackers can’t get into one innocuous account and use that to move laterally to more important accounts.

Good dawg

So that's a bad example of personal surveillance, but yeah it seems like you can't just make a better todo list, you have to then use that data to help a bigger fish eat your customers.

Every time I hear a pitch on the podcast..."The Pitch" it's something like "we'll help hotels know when the room cleaning staff are out of toilet paper sooner!" and also we will act as the middleman to take a cut of that transaction and create a third party market for rooms that are ready early, etc

Gonna be interesting to see what happens when this tech is deployed in countries more ready to cause disruption over disparity and corruption. Our titans of industry in america are truly out of touch with what the day to day is like for most people here, but lucky for them we are truly complacent.

For a lot of stuff like don’t rob or kill each other, but I don’t think enough people run into first amendment issues in their day to day life (yet!) that even the Kimmel thing is flexible depending on how aligned to the party with power you think you are.

I agree with you and OP, but I think a complicating factor is that principles are weaker now so “it’s illegal” and “it’s a stupid law” are concurrent beliefs when it goes against what someone wants reality to be in that particular moment.

"Actually they kinda just let you do anything. As far as I can tell from reading RFC 6532, this is valid. lol. lmao, even."

Loved this one.

I think the ethical responsibility is to understand your usage of AI and ensure it is bettering yourself and society. That last sentence is kind of confusingly written, but all of those bulleted questions seem to be the opposite of what you're claiming it says.

What do you have in the $50-100 range?

You are going to drive the prices up for all the cool things I've been learning about but have been too poor to try out yet. Mostly kidding... The fun thing I've learned about radio so far is some really barebones pieces of electronics can get you pretty far. It just doesn't get you very *good*.

We’re beginners ever helpful contributing to open source? Maybe im too cynical but aside from docs, most open source contribution isn’t for web developers, it’s for software engineers. If I could meaningfully contribute to Vue, I don’t think I’d be building front ends hah.

Jack in the trenches between silent retreats hacking on some Bluetooth.

My last flight experience it differed by *line* in the airport. And we were flying with a kid in a stroller so they had us cut everyone, then just let us flounder around with no further direction. Where am I taking this stroller? Does this come out? Do I take it apart? Baby through X-ray? Hold them?

I wish the idea of crypto wasn’t so tainted in web dev circles. Brave’s basic attention token is a good idea, the “monetary policy” of a token that’s not a primitive like ethereum is just bad. I’d gladly accept browser level ads and profiling over every sites particular shitty ad implementation.

This is 100% the Key West airport now.

Imagine complaining about too much original content on Reddit.