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by 627467 6y ago
Bitcoin ecosystem (so far) is focused in maintaining a secure system with a predictable monetary policy VS ethereum which is trying to do the same and everything else that a global computer is supposed to allow you to do.
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by 627467 6y ago
You know what data exists? For traditional families (divorced included).
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by 627467 6y ago
I think you're jumping to conclusions. I mean, it may be true that most co-parents still don't share many of the physical assets but considering how co-living has been increasing in the last decade it would only make sense for co-
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by 627467 6y ago
Couldn't you consider a (british) super-injunction to be an attempt at suppression?
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by 627467 6y ago
By the way: catala is latin spelling of bengali name for a fish as well.
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> The language is named after Pierre Catala, a professor of law who pionneered the French legaltech by creating a computer database of law cases, Juris-Data.
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by 627467 6y ago
If you did start experiments with those most vulnerable you exposing them to far more risks. Drug trials always start from learning more about safety of treatment (as opposed to efficacy) and once deemed statistically safe, you move to test
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by 627467 6y ago
Regardless of what theranos was actually trying to do, saying: you should try to do something hard first because it then becomes easier to do subsequent things, doesn't mean guaranteed success at achieving hard goals.
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by 627467 6y ago
Safeguarding nuclear parts blueprints. https://www.coindesk.com/how-the-bitcoin-blockchain-is-being...
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by 627467 6y ago
This. People keep wanting to strip the money from the technology in blockchain but, like many have stated: blockchain as a append only log is of little innovation or value if you have to rely on courts, lawyers and other humans outside of t
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by 627467 6y ago
I agree. I also agree that the author, like many who try to define solarpunk by pulling utopic goals (ie startrek utopia, singapore vs HK) and fantasies, confuse the readers on what is punk and solarpunk. Punk is not about where you are goi
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by 627467 6y ago
That's a great question. Im interested in visual coding tools but, probably in my ignorance, I wonder how any of them work for keyboard and/or screen reader users.
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The Treasury department diy NOT outlaw ransom payments. They clarified what was already illegal: payments to sanctioned entities is illegal. How this author extrapolates this to "let's put the victim of any kidnap/ransom thro
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by 627467 6y ago
The point of my comment should becomes clearer if the first few paragraphs is read: the author thinks it's great idea to tell law enforcement to target victims through an hypothetical law he is proposing that would make it illegal to p
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by 627467 6y ago
So, now, not only would law enforcement struggle at catching the criminal asking for ransom, they would additionally struggle to enforce the law on the victims
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by 627467 6y ago
Non-native english speaker who has worked on both sides of the pond and which mother language is known for being regulated by an Authority: I prefer the flexible approach of most anglo world. I find anglospeakers much less pedantic. While I
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by 627467 6y ago
Localisation is hard. Fullstop. It's obviously (technically) hard to create and maintain software in various languages. It's laborious. It's mostly a manual process. But can't help but think its made harder because there
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by 627467 6y ago
Because it's cheaper to have legal interns/contractors do this kind of work who are paid for enforcement not for PR. And to know how to handle these situations with tact and decency cost a lot more money. Also: trademark law is an
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by 627467 6y ago
It does change the subtext of the whole article. Thank you for highlighting it. It does read more like an article on "list of legal accessories you can add to a physical product to propup the chances in a IP lawsuit"... While smar
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by 627467 6y ago
I don't recall how this toy was called back in the 80s but I certainly recall playing with them. Maybe author could have gone into details of the aspects of this product that deserves protection. I suppose trademark is one of them. I c
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by 627467 6y ago
I joined mastodon.social like everybody else years ago when it started. Lurked around and discovered and followed several accounts from various interesting communities. After a few months/year you can pretty much know the feel of the c
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by 627467 6y ago
In my opinion a simple regulations would target notifications and feeds: 1. You can't enable content notifications by default. (unless it's system or performance related one) users have to manually turn them on 2. You can't n
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I, for one think that, "understanding manipulation" is an oxymoron. If you really understand then it's not really manipulation, right? All these web platforms have grown through strategic optimizations for engagement. It&#x27
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Lots of comments that this provides standard browser builtin features for a fee but I see at least a few features that could be nice and I wouldn't know how to do so easily in standard browsers. (Attach to menubar, sync between devices
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Embrace, Extend, Extinguish(mikemcdonald.co)
4 points by 627467 6y ago|0 comments
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by 627467 6y ago
I read "companies do this or that" but it's teams that make hiring decisions. Whether companies or teams are prepared for remote colleagues or not it's up to them. Yes, pandemic has made everyone remote but we can't
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by 627467 6y ago
Reads like someone who's deeply frustrated with their career history... "Forget side projects and focus on job" sounds as terrible as the opposite: "ignore your job and just send time on personal interests" It is my
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by 627467 6y ago
One guilty pleasure I found in lockdown is look for aged/nostalgic electronics I never could own and get them used. The G4 iMac is next in the list. I hope to plug a pi into it and turn it into a nice working machine.
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Lisbon city hall shows the perils and payoffs of energy upgrades(politico.eu)
2 points by 627467 6y ago|0 comments
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by 627467 6y ago
Sounds wasteful but if we assume normalization of online ordering for clothing (where good fit is important) then this is probably the most efficient way to handle this situation. I suppose ordering a single item, trying, returning then ord

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