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7y ago
I wopud not call it really obvious: https://thegradient.pub/content/images/2019/11/image2.jpg
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7y ago
"It costs $12.99 a month" Yeah, not for me. Maybe journalists or news professionals can be interested, but it better has to bring value.
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7y ago
Accepting Github's, Reddit's and Google's Oauth allows you to have frictionless registration as well on any website.
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7y ago
Too many people make this mistake of conflating machine learning with AI. I hope someone as external to the field as Carmack will see the value of rule based inference as well. The Good Old Fashioned AI as it used to be called
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7y ago
Quotas and incentives. There may be incentives to serve many meals instead of serving a lot of food.
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7y ago
More broadly, financial institutions should be accountable. Because, indeed, discrimination is illegal, but suing a bank for it is long and very difficult if your account is frozen.
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Iv
7y ago
Time to fork ICANN. We knew this day would come, it is time for a DNS schism.
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7y ago
I feel that's something the EFF could sue against
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7y ago
> unrealistic expectations Basically thinking "Don't do evil" and being a profitable competitive corporation are compatible.
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7y ago
Not in all countries.
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7y ago
I never said the work on every layer is easy! Quite the contrary! I know how painful it is to write realtime software so I am in awe that firmware can be written well enough so that you can rely on them as much as we do!
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7y ago
I oscillate between that feeling and the realization that in software, you usually stay on a layer without never really minding the numerous layers under yours, that work flawlessly despite huge complexity. Transistors don't misfire, C
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7y ago
Very nice videos, thanks!
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7y ago
You have IDs from different governments. Right now Estonia allows any non-citizens to get an Estonian-approved crypto-token to prove their identity online. They'll deliver it after a thoroughly check of your passport. Now, you can get
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Iv
7y ago
Right, like we can't make fake human DNA sequences :-)
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7y ago
We quickly need government-backed ID systems and reputation economics.
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Iv
7y ago
Yes, but that's still orders of magnitude easier than parsing emails or html...
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7y ago
I don't know what their source is, but I remember reading about it in one of Charles de Gaulle's book.
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7y ago
Just go play on a server. Vannessa's servers or Pandorabox...
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7y ago
34. They know how to validate an IP address. I am surprised by this one. What are the pitfalls there?
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7y ago
27. Real Programmers(TM) use neon-green on black terminals. This is not a falsehood. The rest of the world just hasn't caught on. Sent through lynx
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7y ago
More importantly, as a result, they will burn more fossil energy. I think that's the crucial point. No one would mock Germany for trying if it were 100% nuclear. But it chose a technology that will delay its exit from fossil fuel econo
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7y ago
Plants have been dismantled in the past, not in France though. I think closing Fessenheim is a bad decision, but at least it could shut down this bad argument by showing that costs of decommisioning a nuclear power plants are not 3 years of
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Iv
7y ago
Did anyone care to bring their case to court? IF they did, I am pretty sure they would be found guilty.
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7y ago
Please do provide.
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7y ago
That's true, he is "just" at 40% of support among voters. He still has won an election in a country that pretends to be democratic, so I'll politely assume he was the choice of the majority.
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7y ago
Looking into it, it seems to have something like 2ms of latency which is good. Do you think it would be a good idea to use for exchanging, say, realtime position of players in a virtual world?
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7y ago
I am answering to someone who conflates hate speech equals to "stating opinions I disagree with". I am glad my example was clear enough to show you how absurd this equivalence was. > Supporting a democratically elected candidat
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7y ago
Well, have clear rules, clear penalties and due process, saying crap about any skin color is hate speech. You have no shortage of that in the US right now. That's not my country and not much of my business but if half of your country i
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7y ago
I know neither their rules, nor what was said there. I can only tell you that systems exist that allow: - hate speech to be objectively defined - due process to exist in processing complaints > "white men in tech ain't shit&quo
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