Can you imagine if all of that was true except that it could be run by anyone? (Sadly, we have very little -- almost zero -- legal protection for our email in the U.S.)

Why was this downvoted? It's completely factual. Officer Sicknick passed away from natural causes (the narrative that his head was bashed in with a fire extinguisher evaporated a couple of days ago[0]). Two of the protesters had heart attacks and one apparently had a meth overdose. The only person who was killed was shot by police. If you have evidence to the contrary, please cite it.

0. https://www.politifact.com/article/2021/apr/20/update-capito...

Most people may not have heard, or don't want to hear, that the narrative collapsed.

Wow, that soundcloud sample is amazing. I wonder how long it took to produce it or if it could be produced in real time?

Iirc it is realtime, but check out the Matrix channel: https://app.element.io/#/room/#coqui-ai_TTS:gitter.im

> (Climate change seems to be this generation's nuclear winter.)

We are on the brink of major collapse of several ecosystems. It’s diminishing and disingenuous to compare that to fears of nuclear winter from a prior generation.

Now I argue on HN instead.

No I don't.

Yes, you do.

I see a Monty Python reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohDB5gbtaEQ

An argument isn't just a series of contradictions.

Yes, it is.

No it isn't!

> Sounds to me that they will build some sort of hosted service or maybe PaaS based on the Deno runtime (like AppEngine or AWS lambda)

or like Joyent

How did Joyent manage to turn Nodejs into money though? I mean weren't they mostly selling unix services?

That's not strictly true, if you are saying that China matters more to Vietnam simply because it's in the same hemisphere.

Would it be possible for a state department to aim for a world in which Israel cares more about America's opinion than the other regional powers, such as Iran or Saudi Arabia?

Can you really not think of any other examples where a smaller country might not think, "the adversary of my adversary is my friend"?

Minimization of surface area is a key security principle.

And, generally, security hates complexity.

..yet imagine telling the CEO you intend to turn of OWA because it is 'more surface area'.

Features are what people pay for

> Though I only see two or three that I recognize and would call leftist.

That may say more about you than about the list ;)

Maybe, but I just mean publications that are left of liberalism. Not sure what else to call them besides leftist.