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(fake) Scenario:
Murdered: Jenny Waldorf
Only one person searched for this name daily for months before she died, then after she was killed but before we announced who the victim was, the searches stopped.
Ok HN user: Do you a) use the evidence b) don't use the evidence?
PS = pr0n site
AV = age verification site (conforming to age-1 spec and certified)
PS: Send user to AV with generated token
AV: Browser arrives with POST data from PS with generated token
AV: AV specific flow to verify age - may capturing images/token in a database. May be instant or take days
AV: Confirms age, provides link back to original PS
PS: Requests AV/status response payload:
{
"age": 21,
"status": "final"
}
No other details need to be disclosed to PS.I don't know if this is already the flow, but I suspect AV is sending name, address, etc... All stuff that isn't needed if AV is a certified vendor.
I'm a strong believer in 2a rights. However I think every type of weapon might require a license. So if you 3d print a gun that you would be allowed to own if you had already completed your background check, then you're gold.
If you end up 3d printing a nuclear bomb, the licensing requirements for that would be a billion times harder. (secure facilities, 24/7 guards, blood oath to the United States etc...)
Everyone's dead. Sequel is pretty quick.
a) china is unwilling to do anything, and if that's the case, America shouldn't empty its pocket books on this issue.
b) this climate change alarmist stuff has caused a climate disaster in the US because all the migration to Electric Only is causing us to use generators all over the place, which is crazy. We should instead focus on making clean nuclear and expanding solar. PG&E (in CA) has decided to cancel this migration because CPUC (or whatever their called) is in Newsome's pocket who is in PG&Es pocket.
c) climate change extremists are unwilling to both hear yes it's happening and no we're not going to do anything about it, so the people responding are simply saying, no it's not happening.
/v1/fetch/music
Thought for 0.000001 seconds: Hmmm, the user is asking for a list of music, it looks like that's in the the postgres database music_track.... (
All endpoints will just directly be to the LLM that has all the access control rules, etc.. No hacking will be possible. No more code it's just all ST:TNG computer from here on out.