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by JPKab 6y ago
I met Pascal Hitzler on a few occasions, not long after he ended up relocating from Germany to Ohio to work at Wright State. He was a rare bright spot in always trying to bridge the gap between theory and application in the SemWeb communit
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by JPKab 6y ago
I was "stuck" working with a bunch of leading academics and researchers on a SemWeb project using OWL/RDF, in collaboration with DARPA and the US Department of Defense, around 2008-2009. You are absolutely correct that they a
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by JPKab 6y ago
Curious to hear what current California residents think about this video. My suspicion is many will view it as dramatically overblown. Another question for residents of CA: As a resident of Colorado, I've been very happy with my gover
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by JPKab 6y ago
Again, you are putting thoughts and words in my mouth. When did I say masks were bad? I was an early advocate for masks in March, when Fauci was still lying to the public with a well-intentioned strategy of preventing a run on N95 masks.
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by JPKab 6y ago
"Your complaint would be better directed against the 10% of restaurant owners who refused to comply with the rules and ruined it for everyone else." This begs the question: Should you be banned from driving because a percentage of
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by JPKab 6y ago
Your political bias is obvious and evident. Why don't you compare the US to countries that aren't island nations or quasi-island nations, like the EU? Do you think the EU doesn't believe in science? You also ignore the fact
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by JPKab 6y ago
"The right-wing counter factual you’re spreading is an attempt to distract from the damage caused by certain bad calls made early on to prevent the normal public health response for political reasons." And that statement is emblem
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by JPKab 6y ago
The governmental response to the pandemic forced the issue. The virus didn’t magically halt economic activity. Governments did, and we need to keep that in mind, because depending on the state, the government response was often far too ha
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by JPKab 6y ago
Fastcore is great. I've been going ape with it recently for a work project, and I've particularly fallen in love with patch. Made it extremely easy to assemble a collection of pure functions into pseudo methods attached to an ex
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by JPKab 6y ago
You make a good point, but keep in mind that nothing will create a culture of distinctiveness from the Fed and group-cohesion within a state/region than imposition of rules that are popular nationally, but highly unpopular in said regi
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by JPKab 6y ago
This discussion was had when the original 13 colonies made a decision, for the second time, to unify under a single federal umbrella government. After the complete failure of the Articles of Confederation, a second initiative was created to
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by JPKab 6y ago
In typical comment section fashion most of the people including yourself don't know anything about the details of this case. She was accessing a system that she was not supposed to access anymore including for messaging employees of th
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by JPKab 6y ago
Great article. It’s not malice, it’s indifference. Googles execs and veeps don’t care about small businesses, because most are career ladder climbers who went straight from elite colleges to big companies. Conformists who won’t ever know
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by JPKab 6y ago
Agreed. To me parler is like a cult. It's small enough where nobody can pretend it's religion. Facebook is like Scientology, they got big enough and rich enough to where they could influence the proper people and get the free p
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by JPKab 6y ago
Just to be clear, there's a lot of researchers making money that aren't producing squat. There are many AI ethicists I admire, and there are many that can't code, can't produce, and just spend their time getting into ar
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by JPKab 6y ago
"that 70 MILLION Americans have already gotten sick with symptomatic Covid, but decided to just write it off as a bad cold and never got tested. I am not making this up." Based on quantity of people with antibodies in NYC, Italy,
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by JPKab 6y ago
"I think perhaps you are correct, but I think we have come to the realization that people like your brother are gone and not likely to come back without serious help (medication, therapy, etc.) Just being exposed to other points of vie
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by JPKab 6y ago
The worst part about the giddy, gleeful way in which they are shutting down these echo chamber apps is the complete lack of thought as to how this impacts and further radicalizes the users. I have a brother who is into Qanon and Alex Jones
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by JPKab 6y ago
Yeah dude knows how to party.
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by JPKab 6y ago
Okay that's actually a pretty large quantity compared to what I consume and I don't want to imply any form of judgment. I found that a vape pen with oil is okay but my favorite form is 10 mg edible before a workout. I particularl
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by JPKab 6y ago
How do you consume the weed for your runs and exercise in general? Edibles, smoke, or vaping? Just wondering.
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by JPKab 6y ago
You have an incredibly inaccurate take on the US healthcare system. I live here and I'm in my late 30s with a family. My wife is a cancer survivor. My oldest son was born 3 months premature. and yet I'm not penniless and broke
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by JPKab 6y ago
if you are below a certain income in the United States you don't have to pay for your health care. End of story. Most Europeans don't know anything about the US other than Michael Moore documentaries and reports from very biased
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by JPKab 6y ago
I grew up in a family whose income put us below poverty line. I didn't have to pay for college, due to Pell grants, yet she thinks that in the USA, a good student can't go to college without money. That's just not a thing.
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by JPKab 6y ago
Ridiculous budget constraints? Washington DC public schools get more money per student than anywhere else in US. My son's private school tuition is half what the average public school system in the US gets from taxpayers (local, state,
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by JPKab 6y ago
"toxic people hide behind a veneer of a righteous cause" Anyone who has grown up around religious fundamentalists like I did learns this at a very young age. Frustratingly, when you grow up around that, you recognize the behavior
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by JPKab 6y ago
I live northwest of Denver, higher up overlooking it. I'm at 1900 meters (6200 feet). Nothing too crazy, but makes a difference for sure.
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by JPKab 6y ago
I go to London occasionally for work. Since I live in a high-altitude location, I really enjoy running when I travel, since I can go faster and farther and sight see at the same time. The amount of diesel exhaust you breathe in running thro
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by JPKab 6y ago
It should be noted that I strongly suspect the "declining usage" and "unsustainable maintenance mode" was a self-fulfilling prophecy. I would frequently want to tune in to a Periscope of a commentator, and then discover
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by JPKab 6y ago
Then don't listen to them, the same way the rest do. Doesn't mean you should get to silence them. A bullshit peddler named Dr. Atkins was the only guy in the 90's saying that eggs were good for you. The rest of the establis

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