DaniloDias

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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Appreciate the civil response. I think I approach agreeing with you that it’s bad to make these analogies- but I don’t know of alternatives that clearly communicate the perceived potential for conflict. Thanks for helping me understand your
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
I don’t ask anything of any people of color. I am surprised you would use your privilege to assume I am not black.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
“are you advocating for continuing to follow a blog that is known to give misinformation because you like the writing style?” If you look at op’s comment, there is no mention of style. I also have no visibility into misinformation from the
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Persuade me with documentation.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Could you help me understand the reasons? When you are living history, you don’t know that ww2 is around the corner. I think the observations of the similarities between the brown shirts and violent protesters is correct. I don’t know if
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Rephrasing what someone wrote in an uncharitable way is a toxic form of communication that will limit your ability to experience diversity of perspective. It annoys everyone around you and will hurt you in the long run. Instead of slapping
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
On the contrary again, look at the death of Lorenzo Anderson at the hands of the Seattle anarchist community. I’m afraid at the end of everything that happens this year, the data is going to tell us that the only change the anarchists achie
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
>> In this case, a CISO certainly is aware of the CFAA. That is a fair counterpoint
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
So this expectation is that Americans know all the possible felonies the people around them are committing? What a law. “ It has been reported that the Congressional Research Service cannot even count the current number of federal crimes.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
What law obligates a company to report a breach? Is this only applicable for publicly traded companies?
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
It may be uncharitable to diagnose a stranger. I have family with narcissism issues. It is nakedly obvious to me gates has the same issue. You kinda can’t blame him, given his financial status- but there are honest scientific people who
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
What instrument do you play?
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
This is not long term thinking. I find DD to be repelling- but moves like this are more repelling than yet another asshole on Twitter. Twitter apparently wants to save its users from ever being critical thinkers.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
I’m not nervous. I’m saddened by the lack of courage, lack of independent thought and this common belief that it is healthy and worthwhile to try and control how other people perceive you.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
What’s the ethical failure here? I would agree that it doesn’t look like good judgement- but shorts are literally betting against him and his company. It’s not obvious to me where that behavior (crowing against his adversaries) crosses a l
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
I say that there are a lot of countries on the planet where you don’t have the option to speak your mind honestly. I’d rather live in the one that is rewarding Elon.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
The Internet is still pretty rad if you avoid sites with the chode-monetization business model. I agree with everything else you’ve stated.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
These comments are a useful tool for confirming the dominant bias of the HN community. It is frustrating to see smart people downvoting intelligent observations because they would be miserable if the observations came to pass. The downvo
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
How's your long July 4th weekend going, linkedin/microsoft?
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Ars jumps the shark. Uncovered is the word used in this headline? Really? Good lord who are the losers that go into tech journalism. How is there any money left to pay these click baiters?
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
We should be really skeptical of this headline. If it reflects reality, these executives are too stupid to remember to breath, because a diversity "investment" that robs the people you compensate is about as brave as an instagram
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Why are people still trying to build businesses on the idea that people need a new way to talk to each other? It feels like these solutions cater to the lazy or the distract-able. All of these businesses start looking so shiny and inevitab
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
It is not worth engaging. I have met powerful people who have an unreasonable bug up their ass about Assange. These are Americans who state that this Australian is a traitor who should be prosecuted and executed for treason over the collat
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
Your life has the plot of a Loony-Tunes short.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
“ We're better off with organizations who receive their money from donations. ” We get value, in exchange for value.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
By all means, let’s have hacker news expand this technical question into an evaluation of this guys marriage.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
It’s more disturbingly the case under whatever economy China runs. https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/04/03/life-inside-chinas-soci...
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
This is actually not good. There is an IMEI database which can be used to prevent stolen phones from attaching to a network. If this IMEI is added, all of these devices will be prevented from registering.
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by DaniloDias 6y ago
I never seriously considered home schooling as an option. COVID has taught us otherwise. I’m pretty sure we’re all in on it for next year.

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