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Did you miss he received the therapy under medical supervision and Netflix’s attorney flat out admitted “the ketamine therapy issue has factored into the termination”.

HR policy is not the law

How despicable do you have to be to fire someone for undergoing treatment for depression.

WotH is such a great slice of life film.

There’s a quite poignant documentary created by a director who ignored this advice and suffered the adverse consequences: _ André Is an Idiot_.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andr%C3%A9_Is_an_Idiot

3 paragraphs? Dude they wrote 3 sentences.

Your edit to claim a sentence can be a paragraph just makes you look even more pathetic

Your rhetoric is harsh but you’re not wrong.

Trying to equate the DSA with MAGA is like trying to equate Black power with “white power”

Yeah ICE sure does need to learn how to target children for murder

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/23/israel-deliber...

OpenCode is absolutely used on company time.

I paid $75 December 2013 and then a similar amount as you in 2021 when I set up a system for my parents.

$750 is insane considering how little they care about user feedback.

$750?!! Holy shit.

Super interesting, I wouldn’t have thought to check that compatibility

When it’s your house and land being stolen we’ll see how you feel

Port forwarding is a simple dstnat rule and hairpinning is just a srcnat rule.

Please link a SFF box or SoC with:

- 1x10GB SFP+

- 1x2.5GB Ethernet w/ PoE In

- 7x1GB Ethernet w/ PoE In/Out

- powered by DC jack, 2 pin, or PoE

- Similarly sized to 220 × 125 × 22 mm (approx 8.66 × 4.92 × 0.86 inches)

- Max power consumption 150W

- Silent

- ~$300

And I can replace my RB5009Upr+S+IN.

> I see there’s a remote option but the in-person aspect of this really feels key to the experience.

I really like this idea, but I’m not clear how the logistics work out. It’s “free” but 1.5 - 3 months in NYC is not cheap and would mean carrying double rent for that period of time on top of living expenses. Is there financial assistance or are participants expected to cover all of their own costs? If so doesn’t that make this only accessible to those quite well off already? That is, those who can afford to take off 1.5-3 months while covering the cost of living in one of the most expensive cities in the world. I see there’s a remote option but the in-person aspect of this really feels key to the experience.

Really not trying to be a spoil sport because the idea is incredible and worthwhile but I couldn’t find the answers looking at your website.

If you want a nice overview of the DID stuff, Steve Klabnik just recently made a post going into detail about did:plc and did:web

https://steveklabnik.com/writing/too-many-words-about-dids/

My understanding is that if I want to host AT Proto infra for my community and want to give people <usename>.<domain> account, I can either host a did:web for them which ties their account permanently to that domain, or they have to register with the centralized PLC to actually have all the benefits of a migratable DID, while tying themselves to a central authority. Ergo, did:web does not provide the same UX as did:plc and there’s currently no way (that I know of) to provide such UX to users without requiring them to register did:plc accounts

What provider are you using?

Dan my concern is explicitly that did:web is not the same experience for users as a did:plc.

If I host AT Proto infra for my community and want to give people <usename>.<domain> accounts, I can either host a did:web for them which ties their account permanently to that domain, or they have to register with the centralized PLC to actually have all the benefits of a migratable DID. did:web does not provide the same UX as did:plc

From the post I was responding to:

> Second, even if you're on a PDS, you're still reliant on the Public Ledger of Credentials (PLC) to host your Distributed ID (DID) document. The PLC is run by Bluesky, although they've taken steps to make it easy to notice if they were to do something fucky with the PLC. But let's say we don't like that. There is a solution: you can host your DID document on a normal web server. Problem solved?

>

> Well, if you were setting up an account for the first time, then yes, the problem is actually solved, you're 100% independent of Bluesky. But if you made the mistake of registering an account normally, you have a did:plc identity. And one core principle of ATProto is that identity names never ever ever change. So if you go and make a did:web identity, it's like having a second account, there is no way to tie your old did:plc identity into it. In fact, I'm pretty sure you can't even redirect one did:web identity to another (say if you need to switch domain names)

> AI is the one and only possibility for saving millions (likely billions) of lives from “old age”, cancers, Alzheimer’s, ALS… you name it.

Says you and everyone else with a financial incentive to trick people into believing this.

Terrorists and evil people already use the internet for the same thing.

> I would be a lot more bullish on ATProto if there was a way to migrate DIDs and retain all your followers and shit. And if there was proper graphical tools for data migration.

This is exactly where I’ve landed re: ATProto. If you actually want to self-host everything you lose one of the biggest draws of it, the migratable IDs.

I was looking into it to build an alternative to Threads/IG/TikTok for one of my hobby communities that’s become almost entirely reliant on Meta/Tencent. Being able to plug into the wider AT Proto world was a big draw, but not being able to self host a true alternative to did:plc has put a halt to that for now while I figure out what I want to do.

Cursor, being based on VSCode, does have the Workspace Trust feature.

They ship it disabled.

https://cursor.com/docs/agent/security#workspace-trust

There’s no trust system by default in Cursor because they ship that feature disabled.

https://cursor.com/docs/agent/security#workspace-trust

Cursor ships with Workspace Trust disabled. https://cursor.com/docs/agent/security#workspace-trust

Opening a freshly cloned repo in Cursor shouldn’t automatically execute a binary within that repo.

If they didn’t use an entire browser to render the clock face this seems like it could be an Arduino/ESP32-esque project.