Not that that isn’t a practical concern, but that’s not the level at which the network claims to be decentralized. Your account was banned by one participant in the hypothetical decentralized network.

- “yellow” is a racist adjective for asians, “black” is not a racist adjective for black people

- there is no “white community” in the US to make the equivalent to “black community”

so you can’t really draw any useful conclusions from how string replacement on this sentence makes you feel

That’s mostly a Dockerism (and even Docker has `COPY --link` these days). The underlying tech supports independent layers.

What they point to are capabilities, but the integer handles that user space gets are annoyingly like pointers. In some respects, better, since we don’t do arithmetic on them, but in others, worse: they’re not randomized, and I’ve never come across a sanitizer (in the ASan sense) for them, so they’re vulnerable to worse race condition and use-after-free issues where data can be quietly sent to the entirely wrong place. Unlike raw pointers’ issues, this can’t even be solved at a language level. And maybe worst of all, there’s no bug locality: you can accidentally close the descriptor backing a `FILE*` just by passing the wrong small integer to `close` in an unrelated part of the program, and then it’ll get swapped out at the earliest opportunity.

Maybe vibe-coding Show HN apps is correlated with low effort and bad taste.