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Geekerwan confirmed that it was a "greater force", not a manufacturer.

> ... or, more likely, they consider U.S. surveillance unintrusive and Chinese surveillance intrusive.

Of course. What's the point of surveillance if you're not going to use it to enforce dogma? I think you can reasonably evaluate a country's surveillance by looking at the pettiness of the arrests & censorship they make.

See this chinese tech reviewer[1] being bullied by the government for putting a spotlight on chinese phone makers cheating about benchmarks. I'm not sure the US is at this point yet...

[1] https://old.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1rfw6oj/hardware_...

Considering the money being spent in the US (approaching 1 Trillion per year in capex) for AI vs the EU, it would probably bring Europe close to bankruptcy, lol

There is probably greater joy in quickly making a tool to solve a problem you face than spending months if not years trying to convince glibc maintainers that your redesign will help a majority of users all the while conforming to their demands.

I would let them decide based on their security policy.

If Microsoft states that they don't have any for a project like this, I would be wary of taking it too seriously.

The cargo.lock file is 2200+ lines long. Did they spend a reasonable amount of time auditing these dependencies?

And get a salary that is 1/3 my current with lower purchasing power? No thank you, I'm able to select healthy food from a grocery store.

I think you're being disingenuous. The author could have made this tutorial for the 90% of people that do not have these concerns. Time isn't free and projects people work on in their spare time shouldn't have these snarky comments in response.

> Am I being harsh? Well where's the tutorial that teaches people how to do it properly? Where do people actually learn the right way if not here?

I would love to read your blog post on how to do so! After all, since you seem to imply that time is free for everyone, you shouldn't have any problem making that blog post.

The same Ukraine that has taken 175 billion USD in aid from the US?

Awesome! Finally putting back "Hacker" in "Hacker News".

> That's the very force of the reddit hivemind. I have no interest in /r/antiwork nor their ideologies, but they kept popping up on /r/all, so they get a constant influx of people aligned with the reddit mean opinion, which in turn changes the original community.

That's what I like about 4chan. In a sea of ungodly acidic garbage lies a golden heart of contrarianism. The posters will argue for a side one day, and 2 hours later will vehemently adopt opposite arguments. Some of the best leftist arguments I have ever read came from /pol/.

4chan argues for the sake of arguing, and I think that is absolutely beautiful in today's environment of everyone taking everything so seriously.