Thanks for chiming in to provide some clarity, Dan. Any comments on this?

> it will be manually boosted in the algorithm by them.

The intentions are of course good, but a little transparency around these manual boosts would be appreciated.

They're just talking about the second-chance pool (SCP): see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308.

I don't think that's a full-stack framework?

Lustre (hi, author here) has isomorphic components so you can render components both on the client or as realtime LiveView-esque things on the server, which I think is what the commenter was alluding to.

Definitely not a full-stack framework though: firmly a frontend thing just it blurs what "frontend" means a little! Hologram has a wider scope here being built on top of Phoenix.

What city are you in? Or state / general region, if you'd rather not share.

marin county

Epilepsy warning please! :-)

They're fast enough for me on CPU even.

What CPU and memory specs do you have?

> biotagging

Sorry, what does this mean? I couldn’t find anything on Google about it.

Related post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41998453

One word: Discourse.

Huh? Why can't you just regulate the flow of private funds to public servants and leave it at that? Not sure why you seem to be arguing that passing one bill expands the power of government as a whole.

Accessory?

Relies on intent of the seller, who would need to be found via a valid subpoena that needs to pass a threshold of cause

who would then argue they also sold it to security researchers, journalists and assumed everyone was or didnt discriminate or have any intent at all

That’s not how this works.

You will typically be held liable for who you are selling your bugs to. If your bug ends up in the wrong hands you can’t just say “but I deal with everyone”.

Just like the gun manufacturers, right?