lucasban

Hyperbole gets attention, which is useful

Short version, yes, but herdr is more mouse / touch friendly in my experience. I was using tmux for my mobile access before and after tweaking things it worked well, but herdr worked out of the box for me.

It’s likely that this would slow down the rate of advancement at the Chinese labs as well

What about a signed attestation of your identity based on your passport? I don’t particularly want a future where we need to present ID for any online service, but for certain high-risk services (e.g. financial services, medical records, government portals) I’d rather a proper identity system than cobbling something like this together.

As an aside, when traveling internationally it’s not uncommon to need to provide your passport information if you want to get a sales tax rebate. I’ve never purchased something expensive enough abroad to bother with it.

Why do you care if they want to put stickers on their laptop? It’s not my taste, either, but it’s subjective.

Nice to see that they are using ACP.

Not that I agree with them, but your tone could be more constructive as well.

They can federate the systems, I know Singapore’s PayNow connects to Malaysia and Thailands systems

During COVID in Singapore, music in restaurants was banned, as people may talk more loudly to compensate.

I’m not a lawyer, but my understanding is that HIPAA wouldn’t apply to consumer use of Claude or ChatGPT in most cases, even if you’re giving it your health data. Look up what a HIPAA covered entity. This is another reason why the US needs a comprehensive data protection law beyond HIPAA.

This should be enforced by the backend, why should you ever trust the client to tell you what access you have?

Phone either, I’ve moved countries and no longer have access to the phone number I signed up with. I was hoping they’d address this before that number came up for reassignment but maybe not at this rate.

I thought it was a joke about YAML