FillardMillmore

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NYTimes Peru N-Word: My side of the story, in four parts(donaldgmcneiljr1954.medium.com)
344 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|479 comments
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
I think most peoples' negativity here is not towards the idea that it can be useful for quick Google searches, but rather that it has become a place that doesn't foster or encourage productive feedback and has become negatively af
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
Seconded, I too would like resources to learn more about this topic. Spend most of my time with business logic.
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
Sorry Tom, there's a new sherrif in town.
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Hal Holbrook, Actor Who Channeled Mark Twain, Is Dead at 95(nytimes.com)
2 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|0 comments
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
I think you're thinking of Super Mario Bros. 3.
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
Perhaps tangential - but what Mercedes models are you referring to? I've driven multiple recent Mercedes, A220, C300, CLA250, and have never had a real problem connecting the bluetooth on my phone. I believe all of these models have ha
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Online Service Providers and the Fight Against Child Exploitation(lawfareblog.com)
1 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|0 comments
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Phil Spector's Legacy(economist.com)
1 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|0 comments
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Phil Spector Dies at 81(nytimes.com)
1 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|1 comments
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
I don't think it was simply a comparison to the present that irked the GP, I think it was the comparison between Trump, who, for all his faults, isn't quite at the level of a guy who had incestuous relations with his sisters, had
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
Just curious, why do you say that? I'm no expert in this field, but I thought the OSCP cert was viewed as being a valuable entry level cert in the field?
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
Like all things, different niches attract different people. There's a market for cyber security and if you're well-versed and highly qualified, you could certainly make as much, if not more, than a software developer. Of course, w
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
> Suddenly, nobody seems to care that a conservative competitor to AWS is getting a huge account, shouldn't that be pereceived as a good thing? Why are the people who get banned so insistent on using services they claim are inherent
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
They have a 'Send Feedback' utility in the bottom right of search result pages.
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
Once they can deliver my groceries as well right when I need them, I might be willing to sacrifice my privacy.
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
I was on my honeymoon with my fiancee and at the end of the night, we liked to relax by opening a bottle of champagne and watching Ancient Aliens. Don't get me wrong, both of us believe in the possibility of life in outer space but tha
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CIA documents on UFOs unexpectedly made available to download(hindustantimes.com)
4 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|1 comments
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
> They were not real friends but 'friends' of proximity. I had confused friendly with friends. I had similar feelings before I left Facebook. This sort of thing even irked me back in high school, but I couldn't quite put m
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Google’s Wing warns new drone laws may have unintended consequences for privacy(theverge.com)
3 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|1 comments
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Give It a Google(lesswrong.com)
16 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|5 comments
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
First read about the Panopticon in Foucault's "Discipline and Punish". It was designed by Jeremy Bentham, the mind behind utilitarianism - in fact, I believe it was only put into practice in one prison, which Fidel Castro and
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U.S. Senate tech hearing becomes political tussle(reuters.com)
52 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|141 comments
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2020 gives another chance to watch Zuckerberg and Pichai get grilled by Congress(theverge.com)
2 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|0 comments
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
I believe this is the post that is being referred to, for those who are interested. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19203617
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Facebook’s Oversight Board won’t launch in time to oversee the election(theverge.com)
115 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|55 comments
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
That's not what QAnon is saying though. We've seen instances of government officials involved with pedophilia before, but QAnon and the pizzagate stuff is more precisely positing that not only is there pedophilia, but it's a
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
Most modern states with the necessary capabilities spread disinformation to other countries for their own political gain or the political gain of their allies, Russia is far from the only one.
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by FillardMillmore 6y ago
I think the issue of political polarization is multifaceted, and social media and decentralized technological mediums are part of the cause. Another one that may be worth mentioning is the elimination of the FCC fairness doctrine in 1987. T
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The Covid-19 pandemic is worse than official figures show(economist.com)
33 points by FillardMillmore 6y ago|37 comments

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