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Kina
4y ago
I empathize with skepticism that a lot of people show towards centralized authority, but I have yet to see a meaningful proposal for an alternative that doesn't not ultimately rely on some sort of equally implicit trusted entity. I don
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Kina
4y ago
Being the richest man on earth does not absolve you of being called out for being a hypocritical douche? I never understand this defense. There are lessons one can take from successful people, but they not demigods. They're just people
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4y ago
This is observably what Musk seems to think free speech means when _he_ has the floor, but nobody else. - Publicly attacking a man as a pedophile because he dismissed his submarine as an unworkable solution during the Thai cave rescue effor
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4y ago
> There seems to be an illogical hate to people who have build companies that ended up being successfull [sic]. Companies are comprised of people and people do not like giving up control they have fought for, whether it is reasonable or
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Kina
4y ago
Another unfortunate environmental disaster in the LA area is the Stringfellow Acid Pits, one of the first EPA superfund sites.
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Kina
4y ago
If the post office is a necessary and important service, how does one propose the post office replace the shortfall from halting all this "junk" mail?
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4y ago
> Distributed ledgers are being used for real business cases in banking. Realizing these full benefits will take a very slow process of societal adoption and legal/evidentiary recognition. Looking at JPMorgan's Liink, there is
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5y ago
> In other words, she has no idea what bandwidth or server costs are and doesn't realize Vimeo is definitely losing money on distributing her videos Why is Vimeo using an unsustainable business model here anyway? Oh, right. They wan
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5y ago
> Back more than 50 years ago, René Girard started teaching French literature because he needed a job. He hadn't even read many of the books he was assigned to teach. Then, as he studied the classic novels of Stendhal and Proust wit
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5y ago
I think it has been demonstrated that Jack Welch was a con man and none of his lessons are worth anything. They're the lies of a charlatan.
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5y ago
Zucker's success in the media/entertainment industry is baffling because his reputation is basically as a wrecking ball. I have not seen any praise of his stewardship of NBC which made his selection as the person to run CNN bewild
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5y ago
> What really bugs me right now is that the lanes are not hard-divided or at least 4-stripe divided from the regular lanes like they are in Southern CA. I actually think this is fine, but the signage is _awful_. In a bit of inverse awful
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5y ago
I think you're giving too much and too little credit here. Martial law only ended on the island on July 15, 1987 with opposition parties being officially outlawed up until 1991. There's a lot still to be done.
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Kina
5y ago
America represents 40% of NATO forces. America guarantees the physical security of Europe in consultation with the governments of these nations, but there is an inherent power imbalance here.
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5y ago
> If it was such a cut and dry, disingenuous case then the supreme court would not have agreed to hear it. I don't understand this comment? Nothing in the law is fixed. I just find this current angle of attack really disheartening a
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5y ago
This really is not that anyway and it is disingenuous that it keeps being argued that way. It is ridiculous that the person is claiming their 1st Amendment rights as an artist are being impinged on. This person is representing themselves as
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5y ago
"Xcode contains a copy of the log4j library that has the CVE-2021-44228 security vulnerability. Xcode automatically downloads an updated version of this library and installs it into ~/Library/Caches/com.apple.amp.itmstra
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5y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
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5y ago
I think your situation is different. > His former business partner and college friend, Raza Khan, claims that Garg improperly moved $3 million from a software company the two men started to his personal bank accounts, and then used stole
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5y ago
It's things like this ( https://twitter.com/therealsunbunny/status/14541910290627174... ) that people noticed.
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5y ago
I do believe there is something behind-the-scenes that is not going according to plan, but one thing I've found a little interesting is since Apple now controls all aspects of the system, it would have been an incredible bit of showman
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5y ago
> 3 days later he accosted me in a different building and berated me for thinking setjmp()/longjmp() was better! I never got the chance to explain myself but I really think it doesn't matter. I think this is sorta emblematic of
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5y ago
Yes, it is there as an in-text link: "Then the most complicated part was to prepare executable binaries for different operating systems. Plenty of CPU, RAM, VirtualBox with Windows and macOS virtual machines, and here we go." htt
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Kina
6y ago
AFAIK, this is only activated for UK users.
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Kina
6y ago
The Progressive Era left a flaming dumpster fire of direct democracy levers that has has only increased government dysfunction in California rather than its intended goal of holding elected official more accountable. What exactly will this
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6y ago
> Tips to the police from "close associates" are probably the ones that are in most need of corroboration prior to a search, to ensure that police powers aren't being abused. It is clear neither of us are interested in sea
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6y ago
> The police seem to have done what they could. We don’t want to live in a country where that would be enough evidence to invade and search his property without consent. We need accountability. We are entitled to it. We are entitled to a
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6y ago
The Court does not grant cert for this. Disputes between states are one of the few instances where SCOTUS has original jurisdiction and thus, it is the trial court.