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daniskarma

@ daniskarma @lemmy.dbzer0.com

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    They put A.I. in my truck. It warns me of everything I do wrong verbally. It reports everything to HQ. It is from a company called Solera. I take offense to this. Am I wrong? What can I do? Anything?

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  • This is the reason Unions exist.

    Individually you have no power. As a group you do have power to force them to revoke these decisions.

    Your choice is joining a Union or not.

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    Feddit.org officially announces they will ban criticism of Israel and pro-Palestinian posts and comments.

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  • I don't think they are actually zionist or pro-genocide. But they are definitely not good mods, and they just didn't handle it in a good way. It's not the first time I've seen problems with that community moderation team, they tend inho to powertrip. I suppose they are friends or the same people as feddit.org admins and that's why they defend them so much. But I don't think that moderation team is up to the task of moderating a big community.

    Nothing wrong with it, moderation is hard, very hard. And not everyone is qualified for it. They should just step back. Or just close the community if they are so heavy censored by their country legislation.

  • Which country do you live in and how much paid time off work do you get?

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  • Spain:

    12 national holidays.

    29 vacation days.

    4 sick days without a doctor signed medical leave. As many as I need with a medical leave.

  • GitHub is introducing rate limits for unauthenticated pulls, API calls, and web access

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  • As I said it's not that crypto is inside de protocol. Is that the parent company (which is just the same people) made a crypto to be used with the protocol. On top of it. Which takes trust away from me. If they want donations ask for donations. If they want to provide a paid service then do a paid service.

    But having a crypto they want to move around feels dishonest to me. People will be pumping the crypto thinking they are making an investment, thinking they are going to earn money or participate in some sort of circular economy but they will loose it, all. And the owners will get all their fiat money as soon as they can. I have seen it happen countless times.

    If they do that from the beginning, what will they be doing in the future if the project take off? I'd better not find out.

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  • GitHub is introducing rate limits for unauthenticated pulls, API calls, and web access

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  • Same devs of the Rad token which is said by themselves that will be used woth the protocol. You cannot disconnect devs of RAD and devs of radicle because they are the same people. It's like saying that YouTube have nothing to do with google.

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  • Answer to both questions is the crypto scheme they have created. There is no logical explanation to it. We have seen it happen countless times before.

    They could ask for crypto donations and that would be totally fine. But they are building a crypto scheme. And crypto schemes are build as pyramid schemes to get money out of vulnerable people. Anyone who make such a thing is not trustable.

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  • The thing is that the purpose of such a system is to run away from enshitificacion.

    If they are so crypto adjacent is like a enshitificacion speedrun.

    If I'm going to stay in a platform that just care for the money I might as well stay in corpo platforms. I'm not going to the trouble of changing platform and using new systems to keep getting being used so others can enrich.

    Git itself doesn't have crypto around it. This shouldn't have either.

    And this is not even against crypto as a concept, which is fine by me. It's against using crypto as a scam to get a quick buck out of people who doesn't know better.

  • What music do you like to listen to while driving?

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  • I must be a psycho because I'm the only person I know who likes to drive in silence.

    Sometimes I put music. But lately I've been preferring just silence to drive. It's been a tendency. Road noises makes me not hear music well or having to put it too loud, so the more that bothers me the more I've been just letting me drive without any background music/radio.

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  • I've been reading about it. But at some point I found that the parent organization run a crypto scam. Supposedly is not embedded into the protocol but they also said that the token is used to give rewards withing the protocol. That just made me wary of them.

    Though the protocol did seen interesting. It's MIT licensed I think so I suppose it could just be forked into something crypto free.

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  • I'm wary of external dependencies. They are cool now, but will they be cool in the future? Will they even exist?

    One thing I think p2p excels is resiliance. People be still using eDonkey even if it's abandoned.

    A repo signature should deal with "fake copies". It's true we have the problem that BitTorrent protocol is not though for updating files, so a different protocol would be needed. I don't even know how possible/practical it is. It's true that any big project should probably host their own remote repo, and copy it on other platforms as needed. Github only repos was always a dangerous practice.

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  • That's true. I didn't think of that.

    IPFS supposedly works fine with updating shares. But I don't want to get closer to that project as they had fallen into cryptoscam territory.

    I'm currently reading about "radicle" let's see what the propose.

    I don't get the bad actors spamming the download. Like downloading too much? Torrent leechers?

    EDIT: Just finished by search sbout radicle. They of course have relations with a cryptomscam. Obviously..... ;_; why this keep happening?

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  • Open source repositories should rely on p2p. Torrenting repos is the way I think.

    Not only for this. At any point m$ could take down your repo if they or their investors don't like it.

    I wonder if it would already exist and if it could work with git?

  • should've been the axe template

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  • I use as an advanced rubber duck for coding.

    I know the answer is wrong but it gets my brain going into finding the right answer.

    Like: "This is a ridiculous approach to make this. It would be much easier to just..."

    Getting the wrong answer sometimes speed up the process, like some kind of dialectics.

  • Pros/cons to legalize marijuana in a country

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  • Prohibition would reduce the number of potential people in that situation. For the people that inevitably would fall into drug abuse and addiction is where social programs come into place.

    All the dangers you listed for prohibition are handled by social programs, decriminalisation of users and harm reduction. Here there are many places you can go to test your drugs for free to know if they are adulterated with dangerous substances or not. No question asked.

    I don't know the waiting periods for these treatments. But they are irrelevant to prohibition/legalization, they are not going to get extra help or quicker help because hard drugs are legal.

    All these being said I don't see any single thing that's worse here because hard drugs are illegal.

    Also we have the example of tobacco. While legal here there was a time when ilegal tobacco dealing was very big, because it was cheaper. With hard drugs would happen exactly the same. Ilegal would be cheaper than legal so most points about reducing gangs and drug-dealing related crimes would be defeated.

    Users are not criminalised, so they can get help. Help is free for them, and there are plenty of social programs to get them out of that world. There are free points for drug testing, so they don't use adulterated substances. Drug related violence is not a big issue here. There's the typical marginalised violence in some neighbourhood, but I don't see how making drugs legal would solve anything there. The only people being prosecuted here are drug dealers, which to be fair are making money by destroying people's life so they kinda deserve being declared criminals imho.

    There would always be drug addicts, but I don't see how situation would be made better here by legalising those drugs. By keeping them illegal at least you reduce the potential drug users who would fall into that horror.

    All this for hard drugs of course. Soft drugs should be legal, for moral reasons. Here they are partially legal. There use to be some places where you could legally get weed but they are in a gray area. Anyway marijuana is so common and personal use in your own home is perfectly legal. Thought I think in this case it should get the same status as alcohol.

  • What are you most basic principles for life?

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  • Any morale principle must to be able to be universally applied to be valid. This translate in not asking for others what I won't do myself. And judging hardly those who ask for rules that don't apply to themselves.

    That simple principle can construct a lot if you develop it.

  • Pros/cons to legalize marijuana in a country

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  • Where I live they are. As we have universal healthcare.

    We still got hit very hard by both a cocaine and heroine crisis.

    Not all people who need help will seek it, even if it's free help. A hard lesson to learn, but one you learn while living in a country why vast social programs and universal healthcare but there are still people with severe issues who just refuse to get helped.

  • Maybe bring a napkin too.

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  • 10/10 times I would chose to fight a MMA fighter than a crazy rando who weight 45Kg and doesn't seem to be able to walk straight.

  • Kagi (paid search engine): "Peertube results now show up in regular searches, plus you can filter by "source" to see more Peertube content."

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  • It's very lightweight, any toaster could run a single user searxng instance.