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kxrm commented on OpenICE: Open-Source US Immigration Detention Dashboard   openice.org/... · Posted by u/supermaxman
timr · 2 months ago
> we are talking about politicians who proudly tweet about ruining people’s lives and tearing apart families, and their voting base cheering this on. There is no wording that you can use to turn this into a negative for these irredeemable people.

I am so tired of this kind of inflammatory rhetoric. Can we please remember that the people who are being deported did, in fact, break the law? While I have empathy for people who want nothing more than to be productive citizens in the USA, there's a right way and a wrong way to do it. If you did it the wrong way, you're subject to deportation. That's just how it goes. More than anything, I'm profoundly embarrassed that our politicians have allowed the situation to get this bad.

While I don't support all of the methods the current administration is using, do not support using immigration for weaponizing speech, and certainly wish we had a saner system of immigration, characterizing "enforcing our immigration laws" as some kind of "irredeemable" act is just...beyond the pale. It is not irredeemable to enforce laws.

I have friends who have been waiting for years to get a green card, in large part because of the consequences of years of our de facto open border situation, which have jammed the courts with "refugees" who knew that it was easier to enter the country and claim asylum than wait in line for legal immigration channels.

Edit: I have been respectful and polite in this comment, but it has now been flagged down twice (EDIT: three times). Those of you who abuse the flagging system to censor speech you do not like should be ashamed of yourselves.

kxrm · 2 months ago
Many years ago I used to believe in the narrative of the "right way" to immigrate to the US. However after learning a lot more about the immigration process and the history of immigration in this country, I've learned that the "right way" has extremely high arbitrary barriers that are intended to keep some people out who come from some countries while allowing more from others. This is the quota system.

IMO this is a flawed application for immigration policy because it can cause some people who go the "right way" years to get through the system with one or two minor mishaps meaning you jeopardize your chance of becoming a citizen. It really shouldn't be that hard to become a citizen of this country. Immigration reform has been long discussed as the only solution to this problem, but Republican lawmakers have decided this is too good of a wedge issue to ever fully fix the problem.

So, yes, while I agree with you on the surface, where I disagree with you and this argument is that it papers over the extremely hostile, dated and ineffective policy that has largely been the source of problems for Immigration for decades that lawmakers don't seem to want to solve because it benefits their campaigns.

kxrm commented on Switching to Claude Code and VSCode Inside Docker   timsh.org/claude-inside-d... · Posted by u/timsh
tartakovsky · 2 months ago
2-ish questions:

Is this level of fear typical or reasonable? If so, why doesn’t Anthropic / AI code gen providers offer this type of service? Hard to believe Anthropic is not secure in some sense — like what if Claude Code is already inside some container-like thing?

Is it actually true that Claude cannot bust out of the container?

kxrm · 2 months ago
I haven't found that to be the case. I have used cc within an container and on the host machine and it has been fine. Any command that could cause changes to your system you MUST approve when using it in agent mode.
kxrm commented on Bypassing Google's big anti-adblock update   0x44.xyz/blog/web-request... · Posted by u/deryilz
heresie-dabord · 2 months ago
Multi-account containers are brilliant. I recommend the following extensions:

    * uBlock Origin
    * Privacy Badger
    * Multi-Account Containers
    * Flagfox
    * Cookie Autodelete

kxrm · 2 months ago
You really shouldn't double up on ad/tracking blockers. That can cause problems for the predefined filters. Go with one or the other. I prefer uBlock Origin personally.
kxrm commented on Judge said Meta illegally used books to build its AI   wired.com/story/meta-laws... · Posted by u/mekpro
ilikehurdles · 4 months ago
If you read a book and later understand its plot but can only explain it in your own words, did you copy it?

The model isn’t storing the book.

kxrm · 4 months ago
The model doesn't "understand its plot". So I am not sure this is a good analogy.
kxrm commented on Synology Lost the Plot with Hard Drive Locking Move   servethehome.com/synology... · Posted by u/motiejus
apetrovic · 4 months ago
What are "competitive options"? It's a genuine question. Before Synology, I had some DIY server in a Fractal Design case, and noise and, to be honest, bulk were a problem. Also, maintenance of the server wasn't funny.

I switched to Synology about six years ago (918+). The box is small, quiet, and easy to put in the rack together with the network gear. I started with 4TB drives, gradually switched to 8TB over time (drive by drive). I don't use much of their apps (mostly download station, backup, and their version of Docker to run Syncthing, plus Tailscale). But the box acts like an appliance - I basically don't need to maintain it at all; it just works.

I don't like all this stuff with vendor lock-in, so when the time comes for replacing the box, what are alternatives on par with the experience and quality I currently have with Synology?

kxrm · 4 months ago
Kind of surprising, I went the other way. I started out with ReadyNAS 15 years ago and after that product faded due to lack of support I no longer wanted to be tied down to a manufacturer. I built a custom solution using a U-Nas chassis. Found FreeNAS back in the day and have stuck with it ever since. Maintenance is fairly minimal.

If you heavily rely on apps/services. I've just gone to self managed docker environments for things like that. A very simple script runs updates.

kxrm commented on Not OK Cupid – A story of poor email address validation   fastmail.com/blog/not-ok-... · Posted by u/brongondwana
RandomBacon · 5 months ago
I do in Gmail, but half of them will never go in the spam folder such as from Credit Karma.
kxrm · 5 months ago
Had the same problem with Peacock despite constantly attempting to unsubscribe and mark spam. In the end I just created a filter rule to throw it in spam.
kxrm commented on Apple ordered by EU antitrust regulators to open up to rivals   reuters.com/technology/ap... · Posted by u/isaacfrond
distortedsignal · 5 months ago
Is there a location for the actual order? The linked article doesn't have a link to the order (SHAME Reuters) and the details on the actual order are sparse.
kxrm commented on Ask HN: How do you have effective 1:1s with your manager?    · Posted by u/justsocrateasin
kxrm · 6 months ago
I choose to drive the agenda, so bring one to the meeting. I also tend to avoid detailed technical discussions or blockers, that is what stand-up is for.

Areas of topics I focus on:

* Opportunity for Personal Growth

* Feedback on complex dynamics within my team or company

* Market opportunities for product (if relevant)

* Overall Engineering strategy

After my agenda is complete, then the manager can bring up items they feel are noteworthy. I generally leave half of our one-on-one open for them to drive a bit.

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